7-19-08 Hungry Valley Trip

[WillRunner05]

Hi guys,
For any confusion, here's another pic to give you a better idea of the articulation. The tire was still touching the ground and as you can see with the body roll, I was able to stand on the tire.
I have spacers in the front and spacers/new shocks in the rear. My Revtek lift is also a 3"/2" Leveling kit. Hope this helps

 

[Hayn4R]

nice pix everyone.

Just wondering what those steps belong to anyway? Was there something there before or did someone just put steps there?

 

[josh220]

nice pix everyone.

Just wondering what those steps belong to anyway? Was there something there before or did someone just put steps there?

It's in a practice area for 4X4 so I assume they are just part of the other obstacles, and are meant for exactly what we did.

 

[BlairB]

Hi guys,
For any confusion, here's another pic to give you a better idea of the articulation. The tire was still touching the ground and as you can see with the body roll, I was able to stand on the tire.
I have spacers in the front and spacers/new shocks in the rear. My Revtek lift is also a 3"/2" Leveling kit. Hope this helps

just to clear everything up, he hit these steps at a totally different angle than us so dont make any judgement on articulation from these pics

the way we came at it was from the side and our front right tries were pretty significantly lower than the base of the steps so we ended up with a tire in the air

same angle i would guess all of ours have similar flex, and the differences would not be this obvious

 

[BlairB]

Blair's truck:

In this picture you can see my right front tire is dropping into a hole and that is the reason for the different in flex

 

[WillRunner05]

Oh Yeah your Runner is flexin' really good too. I'm sure I could easily stand on you rear tire at that point also. It