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What did you build your 4x4 for?

What type of 'wheelin' did you build you vehicle for?

  • Rating 1; Easy & Senic- Drives where you cover lots of ground, rarely in 4wd.

    Votes: 3 0.8%

  • Rating 2.5; Mild & Fun- Lock the hubs, find some old roads & go exploring.

    Votes: 23 6.4%

  • Rating 3.5; Challenging- Requires good driving skills, some vehicle mods.

    Votes: 61 17.0%

  • Rating 4; Difficult- Requires well-equipped vehicles & excellent driving skills.

    Votes: 97 27.1%

  • Rating 4+; Very Difficult- Requires a combination of lockers, gears, wheel-travel & driver skill.

    Votes: 150 41.9%

  • Rating 5; Hardcore - Pack the spares, tools & get ready for the carnage!

    Votes: 86 24.0%
  • Total voters
    358
rosedude

rosedude

back to the front
here's going up the last waterfall on upper helldorado!
so pretty capable of 5 and up.
 

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JParriott

JParriott

THREESIX
Location
Moab Utah
I built my rig for the 5 class. I don't think my logic was any real rational one. I just had the ability and parts at my fingertips at that time.
However, now I feel like doing things different. The next vehicle will be drastically improved for my application.

There needs to be a class for inovation Greg. I do like seeing these responses and who is truely into what.
 
Jay5.9L

Jay5.9L

...I just filled the cup.
Location
Riverton
I voted 4. I intended my CJ to be a nice reliable capable trail rig that is still street legal and could be used as a daily driver when the weather is nice. Its not there yet but getting close......anyone have a trust fund they don't need so I can finish it up? :p
 
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