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1911
Expedition Leader
2011 McGrew Trail Run- OR/CA border
Gorgeous Pig!
Who says stock cruisers can't have fun?
A '95 w/o the wonderful knob-o-power AKA factory diff locks. In retrospect, that's probably a good thing...
This was the day after burrying it up to the runningboards in thick, extremely slippery Northern Virginia clay.
Took us a day to get it out despite the all-powerful CDL switch mod (that thing was made in heaven...), and I still need to get the muck cleared from the underside. Although, I DO kind of like the grass-hanging-from-the-front-axle look...
:sombrero:
Lesson learned: when you get stuck through your own stupidity, one's wife should be the LAST person on your call list.
A '95 w/o the wonderful knob-o-power AKA factory diff locks. In retrospect, that's probably a good thing...
This was the day after burrying it up to the runningboards in thick, extremely slippery Northern Virginia clay.
Took us a day to get it out despite the all-powerful CDL switch mod (that thing was made in heaven...), and I still need to get the muck cleared from the underside. Although, I DO kind of like the grass-hanging-from-the-front-axle look...
:sombrero:
Lesson learned: when you get stuck through your own stupidity, one's wife should be the LAST person on your call list.
SSF556
SE Expedition Society
Best thing to do is get a sprinkler and put it underneath the cruiser...turn it on and let it spray the underneath for about an hour...some of the mud will get baked on because of heat.
And never open the door and look back when you are stuck...did you get mud in your eye?
And never open the door and look back when you are stuck...did you get mud in your eye?
Tried that, that clay is just too impenetrable to water. I hit the stuff in the wheelwell directly with the hose sprayer nozzle thingy: didn't touch it.
Maybe I'll try the sprinkler thing overnight...
Pffft! Now you tell me!
Actually, the bulk of it came in through the window and splattered off of me, believe it or not.
Although now that I think about it, I may have had the door open just a crack one time...
No, I've learned a while ago (the hard way) that you don't want to have anything resembling exposed flesh anywhere near the direct line of fire when tires are spinning.
mouse007
Explorer
Here's my 1994 with it's newly installed OME lift and 285/75r16 Nittos:
Craig
Looks really nice, what OME Lift do you have? I have 285's & dont know if i should do 2.5'' or just the OME Stock hight lift (IIRC it's .75'' lift).
thecriscokid
Explorer
LexusAllTerrain
Expedition Leader
On top of Black Bear Pass this summer. Such beautiful country!
Also mounted the SLR on my dash bar and took some video of various passes and roads. I had to compress it way down to upload with my slow DSL connection though. http://youtu.be/XhpOoCD2EiM
Nice video you got there! I am trying to get to Colorado next month!
CLK Foxhall
Adventurer
On top of Black Bear Pass this summer. Such beautiful country!
Also mounted the SLR on my dash bar and took some video of various passes and roads. I had to compress it way down to upload with my slow DSL connection though. http://youtu.be/XhpOoCD2EiM
Great Vid - Beautiful country!
Also,... Great Rig - Love the 60/62s!
Cheers!
~CLK
redthies
Renaissance Redneck
Just go 2.5". It really doesn't effect the drive-ability at all, is more or less the same price, and then if you ever decide to go to a bigger tire or "gear up" your 80, it is ready for that. I have mediums in my LX450 and it handles and drives great.
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