CanadianJK
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The important thing is that Smokinjoe gave us a link to that overland video. Not a lot of actual wheeling footage, but it's great to watch!
I think the show is funny as shit. The two dudes on the old beat up land cruiser are my favorites. Oh, and how about the "SuperJeep" with that pos home built bumper, ha ha ha... I'd like to know more about his 20k lb engine driven winch though, seems pretty cool and fast.
I think the show is funny as shit. The two dudes on the old beat up land cruiser are my favorites. Oh, and how about the "SuperJeep" with that pos home built bumper, ha ha ha... I'd like to know more about his 20k lb engine driven winch though, seems pretty cool and fast.
I was gonna say, I've never seen that before, an engine powered winch essentially.
I actually enjoy this show. One thing I've noticed is the lack of safety, other than Shae and Pete, no one seems to know what a seat belt is, Butch is constantly bouncing and hitting his head on the roof. Also, notice when they winch that they stand almost next to the line at full tension or even behind the line without using any line dampening.
I wish there was a behind the scenes clip showing what the camera crew drives, now that would be a show.
Ten minutes into the show, and my ten year old is making fun them.
When one of the key mods on one of the 4 runners is a "posi lock" differential..... I'd like to see Moby or one of the other really built rigs do this run.
Smart Kid my 12 year old was laughing at them too.. :thumb:
He went from laughing at them to berating me for not entering when he saw that the prize money was 100k lol. If only it were so simple.
:clap2::clap2:.....:cheesy: "Yeah DAD"
Exactly lmao. " dad do you know what you could do to our jeep with that much money? "
" yes son, yes I do. "
It looks like members of the Super Jeep team are members of the Pirate4x4 forum. http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/general-chit-chat/1920177-alaskan-off-road-warriors.html
I've lost all faith in 4x4 shows on television. If its a rig being built, they don't show mention the 6+ hours of kicking the part around the shop trying to make it fit. If its wheeling, they don't mention how it took them 5h to to extract the rig after snapping a knuckle and putting a softball hole in the oil pan.
No, I'm being realistic. You're telling us that everything you've done to your rig has bolted right in and fit the first time? No cutting something off then rewelding? Chevy motors, to Dodge transmissions, to Ford axles, all fit no issues at all? No headaches when wiring your dash or fuel injection?
When on the trail, never had a rollover? No broken parts 15m into your trip? Bringing that one guy with a 6000# Chevy with 38s on ten bolts with a carb'd motor? No snapped drive shafts, snapped belts, or fuel issues 15 miles into the wood?
Sounds to me like your doing it wrong.
You guys should check out this overland Alaska expedition series on UTUBE much better it's nothing like bunch of off road warriors hacks. These guys actually prepare for the task of over landing Alaska.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gL51gIdyUeY
sj
Where's the 100k prize coming from?