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Old 08-04-2019, 07:12 PM   #15
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Dude this car is a freaking HOOT on dirt roads. I actively search for dirt roads that will take me to the same spot as "the regular old stuff". I've left some awesome furrows in the roads when my hitch slams on dips and waterbars I've actually watched rocks fly up in the air

Oh and yeah gravel in the rear is better than sand in the vag***
Well, OK. It would scare me to see where you might try to go if you had a jeep -


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Well, OK. It would scare me to see where you might try to go if you had a jeep -


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This 1960 Willy CJ5 was properly built to go just about anywhere so that's exactly what I did. I saw some cool places and did a lap of the country in 1993/94.

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Rwd+dirt roads is just a blast. I just wish this car was a 20 year old beater I could rally the shit out of lol. Our cars are well balanced, have an lsd, and suspension based off of an impreza. Seems like a recipe for gravel/dirt glory if you ask me.


Quick question about dirt/gravel hooning; are you more likely to pop a summer tire than a comparable all season or even winter/all terrain?
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Rwd+dirt roads is just a blast. I just wish this car was a 20 year old beater I could rally the shit out of lol. Our cars are well balanced, have an lsd, and suspension based off of an impreza. Seems like a recipe for gravel/dirt glory if you ask me.


Quick question about dirt/gravel hooning; are you more likely to pop a summer tire than a comparable all season or even winter/all terrain?

I can answer this one

and all tires that arent gravel specific have near the same ability to pop

now you can sort of delay it if you run a taller sidewall and deflate a bit. but at the end of the day gravel specific tires are reinforced on the inside and weight alot for that webbing
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Rwd+dirt roads is just a blast. I just wish this car was a 20 year old beater I could rally the shit out of lol. Our cars are well balanced, have an lsd, and suspension based off of an impreza. Seems like a recipe for gravel/dirt glory if you ask me.


Quick question about dirt/gravel hooning; are you more likely to pop a summer tire than a comparable all season or even winter/all terrain?

I can answer this one

and all tires that arent gravel specific have near the same ability to pop

now you can sort of delay it if you run a taller sidewall and deflate a bit. but at the end of the day gravel specific tires are reinforced on the inside and weight alot for that webbing


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When I removed some panels to install the rear NUR spec rear spats, a bunch of gravel came out. I used to park in a gravel lot in my previous job, and my FR-S is at least 2 inches lower than stock. I've actually gotten stuck 3 times in that lot and had to be pulled out.
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This 1960 Willy CJ5 was properly built to go just about anywhere so that's exactly what I did. I saw some cool places and did a lap of the country in 1993/94.

https://imgur.com/a/1BPsB5B
WOW! Good looking machine. Looks like you were outfitted to go almost anywhere -

(and if you got stuck - you could just ski out - )


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i attempt to do all these things in my stock 4x4 ranger. with the added ground clearance of being a truck, it feels like it's that much bigger after driving the car.

I FEEL INVINCIBLE AGAINST YOUR PUNY LITTLE CAR! A HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
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i attempt to do all these things in my stock 4x4 ranger. with the added ground clearance of being a truck, it feels like it's that much bigger after driving the car.

I FEEL INVINCIBLE AGAINST YOUR PUNY LITTLE CAR! A HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I got the picture -


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If it's not a dualie, they should only have one nut.
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Rangers barely have enough grunt for a half-nut!
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Ya, but the size of those tires on that sucker -


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Well, you know what they say about a truck with Big Foot... I mean big feet.
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