Love these videos and the way you capture what it was really like. Keep up the great work.
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I was there and running the same tires. They do suck but I also think Skyjacker was way over inflated for them to even have a chance to bit. I ended up going to 5 psi after day one just to try and not embarrass myself with my tire choice. With that said others were running some higher pressures too but a much better tire. At one point I wanted to just go over to his rig and let another 15 pounds out of his tires lol.
One last comment! I’d say these videos really speak for the Ultimate Dana 60s. True testing at its finest in my opinion. Lots of wheel soles, high horsepower, lots of hard hits, and massive air time with big slams at high wheel speeds. Couldn’t ask for much more torture for testing purposes.
Great video! Super fun to watch. It just goes to show short trails might not be easy!
Great video I’ll stick with the desert.
Another great video [emoji106] Watched as soon as I got home from work, those axles are tough as nails ! Can’t wait for part 4. My guess 28:35 l]
Great video. Great series so far.
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maybe the patagonias only work if the owner wears yoga paints. [emoji848] aside from that, folks were really going after it. Awesome to watch.
Nice! That place looks pretty fun.
Im surprised nobody broke anything with all the heavy throttle that was used. I would have been looking for a tire shop to ditch those china tires. 24:11 for part 4
Great video. You guys did a lot of dancing on this trail. Looked awesome. Poor Skyjacker It just hurts watching
How could you not ask the Boston guy to say park the car?!? WTH! You had one job. Lol
Oh, other than that, nice video, enjoyed it. East coast wheeling looks so easy in videos and pictures when you live out west. It’s not, and this shows it.
Awesome video, thanks!
Ok, so when the next guy asks me "how in the hell did you bend another axle flange?", I'm gonna just direct them to these videos for backup. Thanks! :thumb:
Another great edition, that short trail was no joke. I see what your saying now about no traction what so ever on tube skyjacker truck. All that wheel spin for pretty much everyone does speak to quality of the axles too.