16:21 I don't like flogging/abusing my vehicles, but sometimes just for that short moment you need to get that RPM needle up near the Red line lol My old 4Y Lux would be 2nd low on that, which means I would have that little motor screaming to get pace up on that. But, I would also be running about 10-15 PSI max, so it might go up easier than I expect. (That's with Wranglet TGs. With smooth ATs it would easy walk up that without getting too excited (at ~15 PSI).) > I love the rooster tails those MTs throw out lol > 8:07 This is pretty much my set up for lunching on the soft river sands (Except that I run a Jet for the river). When I back down to the water the sand is wet like quick sand. Same on the trailer, let the tire pressures off so they get that big footprint and float. It's 20-30 mins to get all tires back up to 30PSI with even a cheap air pump for the hard road to a servo. I can boil my billy up, have a coffee and a sandwich and watch the world go by while that's happening. That's why I went out there, to chill out, enjoy and take in the scenery. Doing tires is a good excuse for a chin wag and a sanger :) Enjoy the journey, you will be surprised what you see when you just stop and have a look around. There is always some little critter scurrying around in the sand :) 18:32 Nope, Zero bulge in those side walls. Nick named digger :P And to be fair, a few mins topping tires back up later is going to save a lot of sand blasting on those pretty rims. 21:41 Nice truck you got there :) 21:46 The dune beetle :) Built (Rebuilt) a pipe frame Baja V Dub for the fink Desert rally while I was living in AS. 2.01 litter class. Was crazy off road even for a small 2.0l lol Thanks for the video.
My old 4Y Lux would be 2nd low on that, which means I would have that little motor screaming to get pace up on that. But, I would also be running about 10-15 PSI max, so it might go up easier than I expect. (That's with Wranglet TGs. With smooth ATs it would easy walk up that without getting too excited (at ~15 PSI).)
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I love the rooster tails those MTs throw out lol
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8:07 This is pretty much my set up for lunching on the soft river sands (Except that I run a Jet for the river). When I back down to the water the sand is wet like quick sand. Same on the trailer, let the tire pressures off so they get that big footprint and float.
It's 20-30 mins to get all tires back up to 30PSI with even a cheap air pump for the hard road to a servo. I can boil my billy up, have a coffee and a sandwich and watch the world go by while that's happening.
That's why I went out there, to chill out, enjoy and take in the scenery. Doing tires is a good excuse for a chin wag and a sanger :)
Enjoy the journey, you will be surprised what you see when you just stop and have a look around. There is always some little critter scurrying around in the sand :)
18:32 Nope, Zero bulge in those side walls. Nick named digger :P
And to be fair, a few mins topping tires back up later is going to save a lot of sand blasting on those pretty rims.
21:41 Nice truck you got there :)
21:46 The dune beetle :)
Built (Rebuilt) a pipe frame Baja V Dub for the fink Desert rally while I was living in AS. 2.01 litter class. Was crazy off road even for a small 2.0l lol
Thanks for the video.