looks like a lot of fun! but where are the cliffs?
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Marseilles, IL. Last time we made it through #1 in about 2.5 hours, this time it took 5 hours because of the mud. I should have taken more pics, but my hands were kinda busy.
Man, if I would have cam down with my 4R with only mod for off road is the 265/70 REVOS , I would have been sitting. I wouldn't have made it through that.
Was there any stock 4th gens ??
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If it was dry out you could do it no problem, in this mud it may have been tough. I saw only one 4th gen with minor mods, but I am not sure if he actually went down any trails, he may of just been up playing on the flats on top. It is a night and day difference when its dry compared to being muddy. Here are pics from the last time we were there.
Yes it was. It is one one of Carl St. Clair's from Outback Off-Roading. He had a couple of magazine guys riding with him that day. They were going to do another story on his rigs.