what is your favorite type of wheelin?

Started by furrballs95, February 09, 2006, 08:24:40 PM

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Rocksurfer

Isn't that the way it always is, you never want what you can drive right outside your door to get.
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YotaJohnBoy4x4

love goin slow crawlin through the snow lettin the tires and gears do the work but also havin to go balls out to make it somewheres a rush, or that point where your right on the verge of rollin and pisspantsing yourself is pretty good rush too
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Cheesemaker

My all time favorite is driving unimproved trails in my neck of the woods.  As the state forest maps call them Fire Breaks #_.   My favorite is FB#3.  And I love to cruise around Sandlake and watch the other idiots beat the shiat out of there rigs!  But once in a while a good blast through a good mud hole, just to prove that you really need more horsepower.
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yotaboy79

manly i like any thing thats tecnical from tight trails to rock or a mixture of both i have a love hate relation ship with mud

blackdiamond

Quote from: yotaboy79 on February 14, 2006, 05:52:15 PM
manly i like any thing thats tecnical from tight trails to rock or a mixture of both i have a love hate relation ship with mud

Technical is great, but weaving between trees due to a wide turning radius gets old fast.
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yotaboy79

i dont weave between them i eather hit them head on or use my doors like they where ment to be used but thats just me oh and you dont know what i wide turning radius is untell you wheel with lincoln locked front and rear espetialy when you dont have power steering

Hyena

rocks, dirt, tight trails, steep off camber scarey as hell cliffs.  It is pretty much all good.  I will play in the mud when i feel like it, but it aint my favorite. 

Hyena

Quote from: yotaboy79 on February 14, 2006, 06:40:19 PM
i dont weave between them i eather hit them head on or use my doors like they where ment to be used but thats just me oh and you dont know what i wide turning radius is untell you wheel with lincoln locked front and rear espetialy when you dont have power steering

I know how you feel, lincoln locked front and rear turning aired down 37's going downhill on rock slabs.  I can't turn one bit so i just go straight down.

BLACKDOG

Quote from: yotaboy79 on February 14, 2006, 05:52:15 PM
i have a love hate relation ship with mud


I think we all do at some point or another :yupyup:
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Crawler677

I'm a big fan of any  obstacle that really throws you around

i also like slippery rocks,   anything you have to use the skinny pedal for i like
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furrballs95

ya mud can be a blast but it can also be a major pain.  i love it when you are trhowing up some 30ft. roost but i gate when you are under you truck with the preasure washer tryin to get it off, or when you are tryin to work on something and it just keep fallin in your eyes i hate that.
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Shamb

I like to go to the local mall, get my mocha at Star Bucks then hop a few curbs to get my adrenaline pumping.

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Quote from: Shamb on February 19, 2006, 10:45:08 AM
I like to go to the local mall, get my mocha at Star Bucks then hop a few curbs to get my adrenaline pumping.

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