Small bit of off-roading

[4Factor]

I was by myself so I had to get out and get all these shots myself. I learned that when I got back in on the steep incline, no amount of fiddling would make the seatbelt extend so I could use it. Weird, but I guess it's a safety feature at severe angles to keep you in the seat.

I tried to do a slow crawl up over the top, but you'll see the tracks in the pics. I just abount creested the top, but traction broke and I slid back down (crappy stock SR-A's). So rather than take a run and easily fly over it I ventured over the the flexing.

In the second pic I put a stick against the rear bumper to show which way was exactly vertical so viewers can know I didn't rotate the pic in photoshop to make it look phony.

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[hyde]

Cool, it looks stock, but did very well.`

 

[4Factor]

Totally stock... well, the drop in K&N doesn't count in this situation

 

[maximumrob]

Install a rear locker and even those street treads will take you farther than you thought you could go in dry terrain.

 

[Jeger]

Lookin' good!

Might want to ditch those steps if you plan on doin much wheeling. They dont last long offroad.

 

[Hair_MD]

Are you from waterloo? I was at Bustards today for service. We should go wheeling sometime. Mine is stock as well....for now

edit: where was that?