Constrictor Questions??
- Thread starter Kris K
- Start date
Originally posted by Skyetone
oh and shawn you haven't "done" the trailvtill at leats the fallsYou have made it to the rodeo BFD
WTF are you talking about? You have no idea what I have and have not done. This last trip was the first time you have been there. You have no idea what we did.
Sit Down and Shut Up!
Originally posted by Skyetone
a little birdy told me that you all turned around after a newly named radiator falls. plus its in trips you geek. you even said it. so Bththththth thats a tounge thingy
Skye, You drove your shet over a Paved road compared to what it was. Making it that far before you ever saw the trail took days.
Why do you have to compare yourself with what others do?
You NEVER would have been able to drive that piece as far as you did if some others didn't clear the path.
God Dam your aragent!!
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sukaB
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Ohh yah and NICE TRUCK..........
asshole
asshole
this is the guy who got so upset about rolling his rig that he almost puked right.....tell him to sit this one out umm k
This trail is not for the faint of heart....or for just about anyone yet....only the most built (read as psycho) are going to be able to do this trail for now...
I will take my junk up it after I swap in my dana 44s and stretch the wheelbase....you better believe it!! but until then....I fit in the faint of heart category...hiking it was enough for me
- Location
- South Carolina....no public land
Constrictor is not a beginner trail. You better be locked front and rear with enough clearance and big tires. Likely that 35's are going to have a rough time with it. Longer wheelbase would certainly be helpful.
expect damage. at a minimum, expect some body damage (unless you have fully exo'd the thing). This is an expert trail only that should be left to the guys who are ready to do this type of trail.
Perhaps someday, I'll try it in my TJ (after I get my new axles, bigger tires, full cage, etc.), but right now, I fall in the feint of heart catagory with spence.
Oh yeah, the TJ that did go up it is stretched, locked Dana 60's F&R, about 38" tires, excellent driver with no fear of damage
I don't mean to be harsh, but this trail is a hardcore trail that should be left to the hardcore rigs.
If you want to go up there and see it, follow someone who knows where it is and hike it.
- Location
- South Carolina....no public land
Although Shawn hasn't competed (that I know of), I have a feeling he's talking about himself.
Although he isn't currently competing, I would consider his rig to be at or near 'competition' level.
big tires, big axles, locked, lifted.......He could compete with it.
Although he isn't currently competing, I would consider his rig to be at or near 'competition' level.
big tires, big axles, locked, lifted.......He could compete with it.