4x4, expedition, overland thread

ask me anything

carfags

Take me up the ass.

what do you drive

>>13935768

4 door xj, 4 link rear, 3 link front, dana 60s, 37s

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>>13935792
How sad are you that an outback can do everything your shit jeep can

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>>13935818

Never seen an outback on Fordyce trail, care to join me? There aren't bypasses for most of this stuff. Not to mention the water crossings...

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>>13935847
>water crossings
>add a snorkel

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>>13935855

And as for the rock walls?

>>13935855

And yea, snorkel should be fine

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5C967horkUI

>>13935862
Oh wow thats not a xj

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>>13935871

And as for the rock walls?

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just wanted to bring subarufag on fordyce

>>13935903
He didn't make that, not with that enormous peacock tail of overhang at the rear.

>>13936107

Front wheels are already on top of the ledge, so your departure angle wont get any steeper. As you winch up (you can see winch line in picture) you will start to level out and drag belly over the ledge. But you will make it.

>>13935700
>XJ
>expedition or overland
>taking a Jeep outside of the US that isn't a CJ
lmao family.

>>13936231
Ive been all the way from alaska to baja. Only 3 countries but still.

>>13936292
Oh wow, you stayed in North America and went to Baja California which is barely even Mexico.

>>13936319

You're probably trolling but anyway, I'm not sure how long you think any of this stuff takes. It will take me a week usually just to do one of the longer trails in one area. I can and have spent an entire month in colorado exploring the blackbear pass area. My trip to Alaska was an out and back I didn't even do any of the PNW trails, and that was my entire 6 week vacation. I still haven't scratched the surface of north America and I have been doing this for 11 years. When I retire I will have more time to stretch my legs, but will probably never leave the western hemisphere.