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It definitely seems like the third gen is an underappreciated platform, which is too bad because I really like mine.
Recently we've been hit by the onslaught of winter, so I haven't had much time to work on it. I rigged up and painted some cross bars for the side of the rack, to make a carrier...
Yes it absolutely does care about flexibility. Less pressure means the rubber is more likely to flex than puncture. Take a balloon that is only slightly inflated vs one that is fully inflated and see which one is easier to pop.
Literally the only time I've had sidewall damage is when I failed...
Disagree, at off road speeds, airing down decreases the chance of damage by making the tire more flexible. Obviously don't air down on hard pack. It's the speed vs the pressure that causes the excess hest buildup. And yes, the amount to air down will vary based on conditions, weight, etc, which...
The Beagle is strong with these ones. My first dog as a kid was a purebred beagle, and they will forever hold a special place in my heart. The beagle has one of the most charming and expressive faces among all the dog breeds, imo. Thanks for sharing such gorgeous pups with us :)
Properly airing down your tires not only increases traction but also helps protect your tires from punctures. Invest in a good air down tool and a compressor and always air down when you hit the dirt and you should be good to go.
As always, OB can be counted on to deliver excellent advice.
I'm mostly echoing what's been said already, but absolutely yes you can. To give you even more confidence, my first 4wd was this:
1999 Honda CR-V. This pic was before I even put bigger 235 tires on it. Those are 205/75/15's. I drove...
Back from the expo. It was a blast even though I was forced to cut it short due to RL commitments.
I managed to get the truck out for a little shakedown run around some forestry roads and tracks on the north side of Hwy 16, and unfortunately they confirmed that indeed the CV's are at an...
That's pretty intense and crazy. As much as I personally prefer bush camping myself, I have to say I've done my fair share of campground camping and my experiences have been nothing like that, even the "worst" ones. Most of the campgrounds I've been to in Canada have been really nice, fairly...
Welp, turns out the Dakota isn't as plain jane as I thought it might be. I'll be there early Saturday morning:
I'll be flying my OB basecamp flag from the top of my rack. Hope to see more members in addition to North53Overland and myself! :D
Phase 1 of rust remediation: Complete.
I suppose that the fender flares I plan to put on to hide the rust on the wheel wells at the back will wait till phase 2, as I don't have the money right now. Also, unfortunately the rust was MUCH worse than I first suspected. What I thought was just...
You reminded me of my dad. He bought his first rifle, a Mossberg 152 semi auto .22, when he was 13 from Eaton's department store. He just walked right in and bought it, then walked out again and nobody batted an eye. He had a ton of fun and adventures with that thing sniping gophers for the...
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