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i was looking for anyone else who enjoyed taking trucks offroading an or mud bogging. i built an drive my own lifted truck. i dont know how to post pictures. can some one explain this to me?
Hi,
I do off roading
I have a lada Niva that myself and my dad are converting to automatic, and fitting a 2.9v6 ford engine. I've made a little site at www.nnoc.co.uk/niv6 toshow the progress of it.
What truck do you have?
To put pictures up, host them somewhere like www.imageshack.us (it explains how to do that there) and then when it' uploaded, you choose one of the addresses it gives you, and copy and paste it here, but make sure you put [img] before it at [/im*] after it (the * is so it doesn't try and use the text as an image, you would put the g in its place )
Simon
I do off roading
I have a lada Niva that myself and my dad are converting to automatic, and fitting a 2.9v6 ford engine. I've made a little site at www.nnoc.co.uk/niv6 toshow the progress of it.What truck do you have?
To put pictures up, host them somewhere like www.imageshack.us (it explains how to do that there) and then when it' uploaded, you choose one of the addresses it gives you, and copy and paste it here, but make sure you put [img] before it at [/im*] after it (the * is so it doesn't try and use the text as an image, you would put the g in its place
)Simon
Me too. Huge offroader. Got two landies. 1995 discovery V8 and a 1954 series one landy V8. Both autos and kitted up for offroading.
When i can find a spot and afford the extra gas i love to go wheelin. Have a lifted 74 bronco.
This is the only picture that i have of it right now on my computer but it's about 10 years old.
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This is the only picture that i have of it right now on my computer but it's about 10 years old.
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I love the Bronco, don't see many in the UK though. My dad used to have a friend with one. A V6 if I remember correctly, sounded awesome 
I wish I had 4WD but i fill the crave with my 2WD S-10. Which means go fast & don't stop or you might not move again... that is until after I've gotten out the winch. 
QUOTE (PsychoSimon @ Jan 26 2008, 12:33 PM) 
I love the Bronco, don't see many in the UK though. My dad used to have a friend with one. A V6 if I remember correctly, sounded awesome
V8 302 in mine, same as the old mustangs, it will dig in and burn some rubber on the streets.
Just added a 2" lift kit to disco, poylbushed and steering guards. My S1 is a rover 3.5 v8, 4 speed zf auto, coiled up original chassis, disco servo and pedal box, rear radius arms, tank in back etc etc all done my self. Heres some pics of my motors. Im also doing a 1956 300e Thames van with either a 302 sbf or 350 sbc. Heres some pics of me ( in the disco) and some friends.
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That van is going tp be awesome when it's done
Great rides Lee, i would love to get me a Defender 90, the remind me of my Bronco. Love the old wagon also, I've always wanted to get my a old side panel paddy wagon fixed up with a ramp that unfolds out of the back doors, i'm sure i could scare some old ladies by unfolding it and then come hauling ass down the ramp out of it.
Sheesh, guys - Doncha hate mud??? 
I mean you get all dirty and stuff! 
Just kidding!!!
Here's a couple pics of me and my 91 Cherokee. Both from So Cal. I used to belong to a big 4 wheeler club there and was really gettin' into it (as you can see).
My Cherokee has a 2.5" Rancho lift with Rubicon Express lower control arms and quick-disconnect front sway bar links. And 31 x 10.5" BFG Mud Terrains with a Detroit locker in a custom Dana 44 rear end... It pretty much goes wherever I point it! It's also an automatic.
I've done a little wheelin' up here in WA (takin' it kinda easy, cuz it's got over 240,000 miles now), but I've shot a buncha deer, grouse and snowshoe hares outta the window!
I had to replace the transfer case last year (did it myself, as with installing the lift kit, etc...) - it exploded at 75 mph on a hunting trip and I had to get towed 180 miles.
Cheers!
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I mean you get all dirty and stuff! Just kidding!!!Here's a couple pics of me and my 91 Cherokee. Both from So Cal. I used to belong to a big 4 wheeler club there and was really gettin' into it (as you can see).
My Cherokee has a 2.5" Rancho lift with Rubicon Express lower control arms and quick-disconnect front sway bar links. And 31 x 10.5" BFG Mud Terrains with a Detroit locker in a custom Dana 44 rear end... It pretty much goes wherever I point it! It's also an automatic.
I've done a little wheelin' up here in WA (takin' it kinda easy, cuz it's got over 240,000 miles now), but I've shot a buncha deer, grouse and snowshoe hares outta the window!
I had to replace the transfer case last year (did it myself, as with installing the lift kit, etc...) - it exploded at 75 mph on a hunting trip and I had to get towed 180 miles.Cheers!
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Wheres the mud? lol. Looks fun and nice and warm. Better weather than uk but we have better mud. HAHAHAHAHA. Looks like your into rock crawling?
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Not as impressive as those excellent pics above - I'm green with envy! This was me and a paraplegic friend of mine after he got us stuck - only us 2 in the vehicle so it was fun!!!
I'd love to do some offroading in the sand dunes in Dubai - they organise some very exciting trips!
Not as impressive as those excellent pics above - I'm green with envy! This was me and a paraplegic friend of mine after he got us stuck - only us 2 in the vehicle so it was fun!!!
I'd love to do some offroading in the sand dunes in Dubai - they organise some very exciting trips!
QUOTE (Lee @ Jan 27 2008, 10:23 AM)
Just added a 2" lift kit to disco, poylbushed and steering guards. My S1 is a rover 3.5 v8, 4 speed zf auto, coiled up original chassis, disco servo and pedal box, rear radius arms, tank in back etc etc all done my self. Heres some pics of my motors. Im also doing a 1956 300e Thames van with either a 302 sbf or 350 sbc. Heres some pics of me ( in the disco) and some friends.
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You will NEVER NEVER find someone here in America putting a land rover threw that kind of stuff. Hell i dont even know of any land rover here that has ever seen the mud lol. Nice pic's love the rover.
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QUOTE (Lee @ Jan 27 2008, 10:23 AM)
Just added a 2" lift kit to disco, poylbushed and steering guards. My S1 is a rover 3.5 v8, 4 speed zf auto, coiled up original chassis, disco servo and pedal box, rear radius arms, tank in back etc etc all done my self. Heres some pics of my motors. Im also doing a 1956 300e Thames van with either a 302 sbf or 350 sbc. Heres some pics of me ( in the disco) and some friends.
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You will NEVER NEVER find someone here in America putting a land rover threw that kind of stuff. Hell i dont even know of any land rover here that has ever seen the mud lol. Nice pic's love the rover.
Here in the US a Land Rover is a LUXARY VEHICLE! If it got that muddy the owner would have a heart attack! LMAO
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i have an 84 dodge ramcharger with a 12 inch body lift an 16 inch suspenion lift. i have 56 inch combine tires on it now.
sad but true, however i know a guy that had a Hummer and i don't mean these new plastic tonka toy looking h2 and h3's that everyone has now, but that big bad ass original hummer. He would take it out to the river with us all the time and it was covered in dents, dings and scratches from bumper to bumper, i don't think i ever saw it clean, not even when it was driven as his work vehicle to the pharmacy. He always liked pushing tree's down that lined the bank in it, he would try to find a bigger one each time until it got where he would have to get a 20-30mph running start to be able to push it over. He was nuts in that thing, but at least he used it right.
QUOTE (Lee @ Jan 29 2008, 10:18 AM)
Wheres the mud? lol. Looks fun and nice and warm. Better weather than uk but we have better mud. HAHAHAHAHA. Looks like your into rock crawling?
Hi Lee -
I had lots of fun rock crawlin - even got a ride in one a those purpose-built beasties with 9000 inches of wheel travel that can twist into a pretzel to crawl over itself upside down... Well, you get the point!
I really love haulin' ass the most, though. Either way, it's expensive when you break stuff (which you always do, right?), so I haven't been doin' as much off-roadin' the last few years. I'll be gettin' an atv or something like a Polaris Razer one of these days to hunt from and thrash a bit...
How 'bout you?
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I take my truck out with a few friends every chance I get. I will have lots more photos soon....
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I take my truck out with a few friends every chance I get. I will have lots more photos soon....
You will NEVER NEVER find someone here in America putting a land rover threw that kind of stuff. Hell i dont even know of any land rover here that has ever seen the mud lol. Nice pic's love the rover.
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Thats what there made for, lol. We have guys in UK that take the new range rover sport off road. My mate has an new Discovery he takes offroad aswell. All the fun. Mind you leaves a mess when you wash them on the drive, lol. If its not muddy after you have been out, you aint been trying hard enough.
A la carte, some of those rock crawling dudes want theor head read, lol. I know they have cages but some of them crashes you see look expensive and hurt, lol.
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Here in the US a Land Rover is a LUXARY VEHICLE! If it got that muddy the owner would have a heart attack! LMAO
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Thats what there made for, lol. We have guys in UK that take the new range rover sport off road. My mate has an new Discovery he takes offroad aswell. All the fun. Mind you leaves a mess when you wash them on the drive, lol. If its not muddy after you have been out, you aint been trying hard enough.
A la carte, some of those rock crawling dudes want theor head read, lol. I know they have cages but some of them crashes you see look expensive and hurt, lol.
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some of them crashes you see look expensive and hurt, lol.
Aye!!! They're a wee bit spendy, eh?!?! When I think of all the good beer money I frittered away on off-roading.....
near where i live there is three offroad parks that are open in the summer. all i do during the four months of down is sit an wait for the weather to get warmer.
all i do during the four months of down is sit an wait for the weather to get warmer.
QUOTE (josh @ Jan 31 2008, 11:37 AM)
near where i live there is three offroad parks that are open in the summer. all i do during the four months of down is sit an wait for the weather to get warmer.
all i do during the four months of down is sit an wait for the weather to get warmer.Josh! Those "down months" are hunting season! Get into it!!!
I spend most of the year waiting for my hunts!!!
considering its literally four degrees outside today an RAINING. i think ill just stay inside an wait. if its moving outside ill throw it a beer instead of lead.
today is a great day to go offroading. its a record high at 60 degrees in febuary hear.
71 here... and I'm off to try to get my truck stuck at the Land Between the Lakes...wish me luck!
i hope your able to take a few good pictures to show.
Just found out theres a new off road site opened 6 mile away from me. Going next weekend so will gets some pics taken and post em up.
Monday morning me and 3 other trucks are going up a local mountain on a dirt trail. More than 4,800 vertical feet in less than 12 miles with two river crossings and there should still be some snow. I will have lots of pics to post monday night! (as long as I am not stuck on the side of the mountain lol)
QUOTE (RaginTurtleHead @ Feb 7 2008, 05:41 AM)
Monday morning me and 3 other trucks are going up a local mountain on a dirt trail. More than 4,800 vertical feet in less than 12 miles with two river crossings and there should still be some snow. I will have lots of pics to post monday night! (as long as I am not stuck on the side of the mountain lol)
have you ever been wheelen in barstow i want to take my class 5 buggy that i just got to gaether to wheel in the ghost town
QUOTE (Redneck @ Feb 13 2008, 06:16 PM)
have you ever been wheelen in barstow...
Hey Redneck! Check out my pic in Post 11 from Barstow... Been there! You gotta check out the Slash X Ranch for a burger and a brew (or 2) when you get up that way!!!
The other pic is near the Salton Sea. I used to wheel with the San Diego Outbacks until I moved up to this part of the world...
QUOTE (a la carte @ Jan 29 2008, 05:45 PM)
Sheesh, guys - Doncha hate mud??? I mean you get all dirty and stuff! Just kidding!!!
Here's a couple pics of me and my 91 Cherokee. Both from So Cal. I used to belong to a big 4 wheeler club there and was really gettin' into it (as you can see).
My Cherokee has a 2.5" Rancho lift with Rubicon Express lower control arms and quick-disconnect front sway bar links. And 31 x 10.5" BFG Mud Terrains with a Detroit locker in a custom Dana 44 rear end... It pretty much goes wherever I point it! It's also an automatic.
I've done a little wheelin' up here in WA (takin' it kinda easy, cuz it's got over 240,000 miles now), but I've shot a buncha deer, grouse and snowshoe hares outta the window! I had to replace the transfer case last year (did it myself, as with installing the lift kit, etc...) - it exploded at 75 mph on a hunting trip and I had to get towed 180 miles.
Cheers! hey man I have done some four wheeing in barstow I have got a lot of friends in barstow I have a class 5 buggy that i want to take over there to play in Calico I love to play on the rocks if you want we can get together and play some time
This pic is from Barstow:
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And this one's near the Salton Sea:
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I mean you get all dirty and stuff! Just kidding!!!Here's a couple pics of me and my 91 Cherokee. Both from So Cal. I used to belong to a big 4 wheeler club there and was really gettin' into it (as you can see).
My Cherokee has a 2.5" Rancho lift with Rubicon Express lower control arms and quick-disconnect front sway bar links. And 31 x 10.5" BFG Mud Terrains with a Detroit locker in a custom Dana 44 rear end... It pretty much goes wherever I point it! It's also an automatic.
I've done a little wheelin' up here in WA (takin' it kinda easy, cuz it's got over 240,000 miles now), but I've shot a buncha deer, grouse and snowshoe hares outta the window!
I had to replace the transfer case last year (did it myself, as with installing the lift kit, etc...) - it exploded at 75 mph on a hunting trip and I had to get towed 180 miles.Cheers!
hey man I have done some four wheeing in barstow I have got a lot of friends in barstow I have a class 5 buggy that i want to take over there to play in Calico I love to play on the rocks if you want we can get together and play some time This pic is from Barstow:
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QUOTE (josh @ Jan 29 2008, 10:36 PM)
i have an 84 dodge ramcharger with a 12 inch body lift an 16 inch suspenion lift. i have 56 inch combine tires on it now.
How the heck do you get in that thing? I've always wanted a 78-79 Ford with a big lift on it, and tires like that...I had the trucks as of last year, but had to sell them...
QUOTE (Redneck @ Feb 13 2008, 06:16 PM)
have you ever been wheelen in barstow i want to take my class 5 buggy that i just got to gaether to wheel in the ghost town
Nope never done anything up in Barstow...
I nearly forgot to post pics...
North fork of the San Jacinto River, all snow melt...SOOOO cold
Little Steeper than I thought it would be... kinda freaked me out...
I think it is time for better suspension...
I will have more pics soon.... And this trail just got BURIED in snow today...I just bought chains... contemplating hitting it tomorrow...
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QUOTE (josh @ Jan 29 2008, 10:36 PM)
i have an 84 dodge ramcharger with a 12 inch body lift an 16 inch suspenion lift. i have 56 inch combine tires on it now.
How the heck do you get in that thing? I've always wanted a 78-79 Ford with a big lift on it, and tires like that...I had the trucks as of last year, but had to sell them...
believe it or not, i use rope with knots in it thats anchored to the roof. i open the door an climb in, its really hard. if i can get a friend to help with the weight of my legs its much easier. they make driver seats that turn an come out of the vehicle specifaclly for lifted trucks.
the new top truck challenge top 50 is up. go to fourwheeler.com an check them out. if you decide to vote, vote for number 5 from west middlesex pa. hes a great friend of mine. i have know doubt from what ive seen that truck do that he can win.
i into 4 wheeling i have a nissan patrol lifted 7"i do quite a bit and love it
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