smurfslayer
Be vewwy, vewwy quiet. We’re hunting sasquatch77
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Well I’ll be the @smurfslayer ’s chariot comes out to a screen near you. Tearing up the commons with fresh shoes to boot. I was disappointed with your listening choice inside the truck. Some thrashing metal or kick back country would have been a nice added touch. Plz edit when you get a chance lmao
The whole video was about 10 seconds of nifty, another 60 or so of anyone can do it, but, reviewing the audio was ... well... disappointing. Much more disappointing than the few seconds of ripping up grass burrs.I was disappointed with your listening choice inside the truck
I like the way you think. I’ll see what I have on hand tonight.In Smurf fashion eclipsing the Paltry Prius’ out in the wild. You deserve a nice glass of bourbon.
Yes you were focused on the fun. Love that on-site proving ground you have. Enjoy those new wheels.The whole video was about 10 seconds of nifty, another 60 or so of anyone can do it, but, reviewing the audio was ... well... disappointing. Much more disappointing than the few seconds of ripping up grass burrs.
What can I say? I was stoked to get the new shoes and try ‘em out. Didn’t even stop at the garage, just shuffled over to the grass, hit up M&S and had at it.
I like the way you think. I’ll see what I have on hand tonight.
Great looking New Shoes! What rack are you running for the spares?I posted in lightweight wheels thread already, but I’ve done a couple shakedown drives and thought I’d put up some pics
I had the local stealership install my Motegi Traillites w/ KO2’s.
No tire shine here.
First thing I did once I secured the spares was tear through the back yard, ripping up sticker burr grass in large swaths and plunging into the newly formed pond in our yard a few times. A couple trips to the far back where even the vultures are hesitant to go and it’s nice to have a bit more traction and a few less pounds.
So after incurring the wife’s scorn for donuts in the back yard, I headed to the range.
-I’ve been warning them against patching up the craters on the mile long dirt road, warning of urban, prius driving, subhumans and wouldn’t you know it... One of these hypermiling city dwellers pulled in just before me. If you thought these goofballs were slow in the fast lane or the HOV lane, you cannot imagine how slow they are on a pockmarked, dirt road.
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Yup, look through the windows and you’ll see Mr. Urban prius driver. I made sure to take this picture at an angle that totally eclipsed that pathetic excuse for an automobile. Enough prius b!tching. More Raptor pictures.
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Man... I was lazy on this pic; there’s a JEEP in this pic ! ACK! Profound apologies. Wheels look pretty sharp though. We were running the OEM ’17 beadlock capable wheels previously. Traillites are about 13.5-14 pounds lighter per wheel.
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I have to admit, her new shoes do make her look a bit more hot.
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Mr. & Ms. Urban prius driver are long gone, scared off by the sound of freedom. Go figure.
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My shenanigans in the back yard are the most telling to me. It’s a ***** on the “hard tail” mower, and I’ve been using it for Raptor fun for months now. There’s definitely a difference in the way the suspension responds. This is a completely subjective observation, of course, but going from the 37+ pound factory wheels to the ~24 pound Motegis is noticeable.
If I didn’t have the 2nd “pond” I could probably get some air. I’ve got a low lying area that collects water and we’ve had about 6 inches of rain in the last month, so I’m rocking a pond about 18” deep and at least 100 yards long, but it has a nice ‘ramp’ if it weren’t full of freakin water ! Oh well.
I was really dreading the new tires, worried about trouble balancing them as many reported preciously. Local Stealership did a great job with them and it looks like they used about half the weights Ford did. It went smoothly.
My old tires were shagged. Inspectable, but really needing replacement.
Scored the Motegis from @Pacific Wheel and would do it again.
Got it from an ad in the garage sale section here. Was only about 600? maybe six fiddy ... I don’t remember exactly. Only knock on it is that it won’t quite fit under a tonneau cover flush.Great looking New Shoes! What rack are you running for the spares?
@smurfslayer How about you wash that metal dune jumping monster.
Can't tell if its a ranger or a 2.7 eco
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