Not the best pic, but I finally took the XK out on a small trail behind some homes here near work knowing it would be muddy...I've never had MTs on a vehicle before, and wow, it is amazing how they pull you...mud is fun!
Added one more photo, this is how I got mud on the roof...
The second pic is actually amazingly good. I'd have to guess by the first that the shooter just got lucky. With the quality of digital cameras nowadays, even if you're not a great photog you'll get lucky from time to time.
Ped4599 - Didn't change gearing, I was running 265/70/17 before the MTs.
Briandl - the first phot was a raw cell phone photo - the second was actually a digital camera and the image was touched up in photoshop, or whatever the guy here at work uses.
So I am looking for a particular species of tree for my research. The class divides up the quadrant of the county and each takes a n-s road and an e-w road. We are advised "these are gravel roads and it might be a bit muddy". A "bit" muddy, ha! Some sections of the road were near impassable. Being without a means to get unstuck and traveling solo I had to err on the side of caution. Some portions of the road I barely got through. Sometimes I just gave up and drove through the cornfield because it was better than the road! Some of the roads are still covered in a few feet of snow with sloppy mud underneath. I do love rooster tailin mud though!
There are several threads here that talk about the gearing...although I havent been on any of those discussions for a while and i dont think any one has actually went ahead and changed their gears.
Been a while since I posted a pic. Been doing lots of camping this summer towing a 24' travel trailer that's about 5k pounds with gear. Commander has been a champ going up steep mountain passes. No upgrades in a while except a couple 4.5 gallon Rotopax I strap to the top (not in this pic). She...
We drove about 15 miles off road from NV160 to Goodsprings NV following a buried gas line and nature preserve trails. This was with the wife's parents. All steep hill climes and descents were uneventful. With the Quadra Drive ii in LOW and 1st we had almost no wheel spin at any point. The...
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