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Yea his name is Kevin, part of @moabmallcrawlers on YT. Kevins IG is @generalchevy

It is 8U2. Schafer/USFS. Really nice runway. River was a little low so fishing wasn't that great. We came back a couples later and flew into Moose Creek in Idaho.

That is a tough question to answer because of the needs of the owner. Family rig, daily driver, etc. But generally these rigs are heavier so built axles. Keeping it low so most rigs have the fenders severely trimmed. 40"+ tires are standard. Wheelbase is king, so moving axles out to minimums of 118"+ wheelbase. Those are just some quick notes I can think of. Do you have a rig already?

@@foolsize Yeah, 86 rc. I know the deproach angle isn't great. I have seen the ramchargercentral guys cut way up. That is one reason I believe the broncos and blazers have an advantage at least in that aspect. I have seen some rc's do some incredible things though. I believe on muddy trails on the eastern side of the USA, they are hard to beat.

Stock 40s

Thank you! It was such a nice truck

Yes. It’s a custom 14 bolt with Dana 60 outers, and Dutchman custom inner shafts

Agreed! This is my friend Marks bronco. It does so well on the trails. I'd love to have one as a daily that I could take on the trails.

Right on! You live in or around the Rubicon area?

@@foolsize I’m in the Southern California area. But had the opportunity to run it about 2yrs ago then fordyce last year.

Thank you!

All depends on your vehicle. A power wagon or F250 is going to be in the $600-800 range

Haa, yep Kevins truck is long. I've seen him wheel in two different counties at the same time

That happens with every landing. Warning you are going too slow or stalling out. Landings you are but you don’t want to hear that in the air or during turbulence

Oh yea. There is a good 3-5 minute delay between the 2 axles. Haaa

Hey nice to hear from you! Is there off road trails in Italy?

@@foolsize sure I'm frome Florence Italy

Just big toys playing in the dirt

Oh yea, and there is a 3rd that typically comes out with them

Thank you! Glad you guys were able to get it repaired and back on the trail

They just kept getting in the way of the camera

Thank you! Yea it made to one of the last petersens magazines.

Oh Kevin’s right just goes through everything. So fun to watch

This FJ40 had 4.10 gears in the axles. It had a 4 speed transmission without overdrive and wanted to drive it on the road so I kept the axle gears stock.

Feels like cheating when I have big red on the trail. First time I’ve one shotted soup bowl. Went right up it

Yea Sand Hollow is an awesome place to wheel. One of my favorites

Thanks. Missed your full size brono out there this year

Ford sport trac

Yep, a Sport Trac. Still has the door sills that say it.

They do! Its a family in Colorado and their channel is @ramchargergarage on IG and RUclips

Oh yea Kris is a great guy. He's been busy but is getting out wheeling more and more.

As long as I've seen if you don't include rigs with trailers.

That’s like asking you why you’d paint your blazer that ugly as camo. I guess it’s because they can!!!

Sand Hollow is a place where full size rigs can wheel without damage. The trails are wider and the traction is high. So good placement and you can get through with no issues.

Oh yea!

Kevins rig is always entertaining to watch.

Oh yea! My buddies rig. Going to get it on the rubicon in a month.

Wishing the best on your wheeling adventures

Awesome, and back then 38's were huge. Had 35" boggers on my high school truck in the 90's

@@foolsize for sure, on a open D44 too! Now i have to have fab axles and 300m to make 37's survive on my 4500 car haha life used to be simpler

Yea, that is Kevin and his IG is generalchevy

@@foolsize thanks!!

They also have a youtube channel that might start back up someday called Moab Mall Crawlers

Thank you! Sounds like the full size guys want to make this an annual trip. Next time

He did not. He tried and rolled twice. His buddy made it.

They are awesome. Little sleeper overlander

Thank you!

Pretty sweet rig of my friend Andys

It is. Sold it because I'm more of a 4wd guy. might regret it later though

I've got 4-6" of travel in that frame flex

@@foolsize love it!

Thank you! Glad you liked it. Yea I'm glad I got the LJ and a blue lowered dually was what he was wanting. Both in the same price range.

Thank you. Glad you liked it

I remember doing research for the lightest camper. I believe it is 18-1900lb dry and 2100 full.

thank you!

@@foolsize ✌

Agreed. I was standing there watching others and he just rolled in and went right up