Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Here's a CR-V pulling out a truck that's gotten stuck.



And a couple of other pics.

Found this one on the WWW with the caption "That's a shot of a 'soft' moment in that thing. Had to dig it out, and being the absolute fat bastard I was back then, it took a while. Bent the bash bar, ripped the plastic protector off, ripped a mount off the exhaust, flooded the engine bay heheh. The ...

A friend of mine who has an ML500 describes it as the most expensive lemon he's ever bought. Squeaks and rattles, goes thru tyres like there's no tomorrow, expensive to maintain, electrical problems. It's a good looking car though, but in my opinion there are much better value for money vehicles out ...

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tojo_runner wrote:ive seen some grass thicker than the places you took your crv. My diesel 4runner would do all that in 2wd easily under 3000 rpm

Congratulations.

and figured if thats all you want to do (whats in the pics) then why even bother with a softroader get a 2wd cause it will do the same. No point encouraging people to go out and buy another softroader. There's enough of them in the shops as it is. But by all means if you have one good on you for ...

I've taken it up big muddy hills, through some rough tracks, on the sand a little (more to come) and it's great. The CR-V is alot more capable than alot of people would realise. For beach work, dirt trails, shallow water crossings, etc, it is more than adequate. You don't always need an overkill ...