cruisermansd
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Post up your Flex shots
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white toy taco
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Extended Travel Icons up front with LR UCAs, 890s and Bilstein 5125s out back.
i see your in alamagordo. where is this? is it a trail?
NateMob
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Yeah this is a little offshoot of Coyote Canyon, a fun trail that runs through a creek bed for most of its length, Some really nice ledges and rocks to play on. This is the waterfall we were BSing at.
Coyote Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon (more difficult) are both about 15 minutes north of Alamogordo.
Coyote Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon (more difficult) are both about 15 minutes north of Alamogordo.
white toy taco
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Yeah this is a little offshoot of Coyote Canyon, a fun trail that runs through a creek bed for most of its length, Some really nice ledges and rocks to play on. This is the waterfall we were BSing at.
Coyote Canyon and Rattlesnake Canyon (more difficult) are both about 15 minutes north of Alamogordo.
thats cool ill have to check it out.
haha is that Colin taking a pic of his truck? well not his truck anymore
eddiebx
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Please take it easy on me guys for this question I am about to ask (total newb here when it comes to body-on-frame trucks and pretty much trucks and all things off-roading in general)
So is "flexing" bad for the vehicle in any way? I flipped through all of the pics in this thread and see one wheel stuffed and the other in the air and wonder if that is doing any damange? Do you permanently bend anything out of alignment?
Ok I'm ready for the responses
So is "flexing" bad for the vehicle in any way? I flipped through all of the pics in this thread and see one wheel stuffed and the other in the air and wonder if that is doing any damange? Do you permanently bend anything out of alignment?
Ok I'm ready for the responses
NateMob
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Yeah man anytime you think you might be in the area let me know, we will get something together in a hurry. Colin was there but that guy in the photo taking a photo is the truck's new owner, Matt. Another really cool dude that uses that truck like it was meant to be. He ripped the rear driveshaft out a couple weeks ago. Got it fixed and was back on the trails.
Nate
Nate
NateMob
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Please take it easy on me guys for this question I am about to ask (total newb here when it comes to body-on-frame trucks and pretty much trucks and all things off-roading in general)
So is "flexing" bad for the vehicle in any way? I flipped through all of the pics in this thread and see one wheel stuffed and the other in the air and wonder if that is doing any damange? Do you permanently bend anything out of alignment?
Ok I'm ready for the responses
No worries man, "flex" or articulation if you want to be technical is not an issue at all. No harm or ill will come of it in the least.
Nate
eddiebx
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crazydubman
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Here are some pictures from the last couple trips to Hollister.
Little rock garden by the stair step
At the quarry
and a few from the trip before that
driver rear was still firmly planted on the ground and able to make forward momentum.
Stuffs so nice in the fenderwells
And everyone likes videos
Todd makin it look easy. new years 12/30/12 on Vimeo
12-30-12 HH - YouTube
Enjoy
Little rock garden by the stair step
At the quarry
and a few from the trip before that
driver rear was still firmly planted on the ground and able to make forward momentum.
Stuffs so nice in the fenderwells
And everyone likes videos
Todd makin it look easy. new years 12/30/12 on Vimeo
12-30-12 HH - YouTube
Enjoy
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Night_Wolf84
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This is the best I got. Moab, UT
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crazydubman
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Here is a few from yesterday when I was checking for clearances and bump stop extensions with the new rear suspension. Stock front suspension still till the new extended travel SAW's and Camburgs come in.
Flexed from the front
Flexed from the rear
Cant wait to get the front sorted out and get back out on the trail.
Flexed from the front
Flexed from the rear
Cant wait to get the front sorted out and get back out on the trail.
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eddiebx
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Excellent, now off to go find a nice curb so I can show you guys some urban flexing
Update: I couldn't find any suitable curbs around town, so I hope this will do instead.
Nothing compared to the crazy stuff you guys do in here, but this was literally my first time ever off-road
And this is the view from the bottom of that hill in case anyone was curious.
96t4rlimited
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testing 9 wrap flex
mien4x4
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testing 9 wrap flex
where you find the 9 wraps at? I cant find none around Sac
96t4rlimited
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i got mines for about a year now, i believe 9 wraps are from 91-92 landcruisers
mien4x4
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yea but where did you get it from pick n pull, craigslist, ect..
downpour11
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Kong - 9 wraps are only on 91's FYI
Keep checking ih8mud something is bound to pop up. Check rockauto.com too, prob call them. I think the sister of a member here works there and they come up on LC coils a lot.
