Outer Limits 4x4 Board

It all depends what you are wheeling and where. If you are on a trail with rocks bigger than 3/4 of your tire diameter, the rear will never push the front over them. The front needs to 'climb' them. That won't happen with an open front. If you are doing smooth... but twisty stuff in an IFS truck ...

you bringing that one or the new one over with you? That's all I have :) I was supposed to try a new chassis this year, but when I went to pick it up, I couldn't fit in it LOL Tore this one down and put a new body on. Still hanging in. The welds that Dave Camp layed down at Cougar Buttes are still ...

gotoy wrote: Piccy required to be posted for bragging

Wasn't bragging. Here's a pic from last weekend.

You can also see it in person when come to Aus to defend our championship (ok, that was a little bragging)

I can wheel all of my local trails with the front locked and the rear open. I can't wheel any of my local trails with the front open. I only wheel with the rear locked about 15% of the time. The car is much more capable in steep technical rocks with the rear open. To be fair, my local trails are the ...

Tony, Let me know if it makes sense to bring a care package over in January. I would love to explain to Airport security why 5 sets of 30 Spliners should not be considered a weapon LOL Hey Dave i need a set for a FJ80 ;) I tell you what. I'll bring the birfs... you let me borrow an 80 when I come ...

Tony,

Let me know if it makes sense to bring a care package over in January.

I would love to explain to Airport security why 5 sets of 30 Spliners should not be considered a weapon LOL