South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Holler the next time youll be around west ashley.

 

Hard to see in the video but there are dick ducks on the ditch light mounts
https://vimeo.com/1096088751

 

"It's gonna feel like your gonna flip, but you're not."

I've told that same lie as a spotter so many times

 

It's funny how quickly you get used to being on two or three wheels. The rocks are really grippy. @Shibbyjeep has made stuff look easy and given me some confidence in the long wheelbase routes.

 

One of the boys got a bbc upgrade

 

That's why east coast wheelers tend to poke fun at west coast wheelers. Post a dry sticky rocks video and all the east coast guys emediately start going off with "now make it slippery and surround the trail with body-crunching trees, and you can call it wheeling"

 

Ill get some black printer filament and make some CAD adjustments for the next batch....

 

All the same I'm just missing some break over angle on both sides here. I'm dragging ass all over the place. I need bigger tires and a bobbed bed. I only had to skip one obstacle and got winched up another the whole day but it was a struggle.

 

Took my wife 3 weeks to notice the dick duck we put in her Jeep at Overland South

 

Welp... time for new tires... Damn nail too close to the shoulder to patch... Looks like the Billy 5100's and Toyos will be on before the end of July...

 

What toyos are you looking at? I Was interested in the new rt pro but it not coming in a 16 yet knocked it off my list.

 

Toyo A/T III. Was super impressed with them on the 5th gen I had during covid.

 

I’ve had good luck with plugs. Had a couple of nails close to the sidewall and plugged them. The tires lasted another 30k before I replaced them.

if you’re just looking for a good excuse though, rock and roll with it!

 

"Top of the world" today

 

I have maybe the smallest open country RTs on my kie truck. 145/80/12. Killer all around tires.

 

No winch belaying over the edge?

 

Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but anyone in the Columbia area willing to help me install some 5100s on my new-to-me 2015 DCSB TRD Off-Road?

Looking to remove the small spacer/block lift previous owner installed and replace all the shocks. Willing to provide pizza and a case of beer in trade for access to some tools and a bit of guidance.

haven’t actually ordered the shocks yet, so no rush. Just trying to figure out if there’s anyone in the area willing to help.

 

You gotta have a lot of trust in that winch clutch haha