irayfz6's build thread

That was taken in Moab. Definitely the back country. That was on the White Rim trail in Canyonlands national park (aka the hundred mile trail)

 

Awesome man, really cool pic. Makes me want to visit! Did you have to use 4wd much? Asking for a friend obviously lol

 

I need to go to Moab

 

That trail was fairly easy for the most part but required 4lo in 3 or 4 places. Other trails you’re in 4lo the whole time, and some trails didn’t need it at all. Just depends on what you want to do really

 

Fo sho. That place is beautiful and so much fun

 

Sounds like my prerunner would be the anchor of the group

 

X2, super jelly. Sup doods

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You could still have a blast there in a prerunner. We picked up this book before we went that gives detailed info about every trail. It’s kinda pricey but definitely worth it. It tells you every obstacle on every trail down to the tenth of a mile

$48 Guide to Moab, UT Backroads & 4-Wheel Drive Trails: Easy, Moderate, Difficult: 80 Trails

https://www.amazon.com/dp/193483825X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_Aw3RDbMYZNTJF

 

What it do, Chaddey Poo

 

Sorry to jump in but I didn't see an answer. Did your use your seat risers to angle the seat front or rear or raise the whole seat up 1"?

 

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Just hit the gym. Bout to tcb around the house and get cleaned up. Gorgeous day down here

 

Wow very good tip! Will save this in case i ever make the trip. Itd be fun to get out there and check things out even if i cant hit all the hard trails

 

I just put them on the bolts at the back of the seat, so slightly angled forward. Makes a huge difference in comfort

 

I need to get my butt back in the gym. It’s so easy to sit back and be lazy. It’s pretty nice here too. Think I’m gonna grill some pork chops soon

 

It’s worth the trip for sure. Pictures don’t do that place justice

 

Thanks. That's what I did too but I'm thinking about raising it up level just to see how it feels.

 

Guess the red sled needs a altitude adjustment.

 

If I’m not mistaken, I think @boogie3478 did that and made a video about it recently

https://youtu.be/Sp6lQTI4Nls

 

Totally, it's been a real struggle getting back into it but I'm feeling better each session.

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