I hate mud and avoid it when I can. Had to throw several jugs of water see. Washed it that night and again the next morning but still found mud stuck in places later. Stuff turned to cement. I hate mud.
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Yep that sandy desert mud is the worst makes your suspension squeek 2 weeks after. I tend to find a good water crossing to drive real slow through to clean the underbody better than a power washer. Not all mud is terrible to get off, some of the clay in northeast tx just flakes off when dried.
Pic was taken last summer after autocrossing on a wet airport runway. Far and away the dirtiest that car has ever been.
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Had to have the throttle body cleaned Monday after this trip over the weekend.
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Not my current rig but this is from my buddies first attempt at off-roading when we were in high school. I don’t think his father has forgiven him yet.
10 day Rain filled trip, to BV CO in July of 2017. Camp wet. Wheel wet. Repeat.
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I mostly avoid the mud if I can, but sometimes you have to get to the other end of the road.
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It did pretty good, but I kept breaking parts on it. I ended up trading it for a 2013 Frontier Pro-4x a bit over a year ago.
