HEART ATTACK HILL DONE RIGHT !!

Ok most of us saw "How Not To Spot" & what happens when inexperienced people get in over their head.

Same hill with guys that have the skills.....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sj3iRROFww0?version=3

 

Yep thats how you do it. I remember the first time I went down it. It was night, my brother was driving, and no spotters. I think it was the second time I went offroading and we just followed the guy infront of us. And I remember that drop, scared the shit outta us.

 

Ive been down and up that hill a bunch of times mostly on a bike and its funny how video makes it look so mellow. Its not insane but its got some grade for sure.

 

Like most vids ,doesn't do justice...

Scariest spot seems to be right at top where evryones ass end shoots up about 3ft...

 

Love the old school yota BAD ASS!

 

i like their comment. toyotas badass, made it look like your just drivin' on the freeway... lol.

 

Yeah, they shoot the first guy who's riding on what, 37 inchers? making it look easy. Then the camera goes to the dirt for the harder approach on the stock-ride-height vehicle that I'd actually be *more* interested in seeing the technique for!

At any rate, as with most steep hills it definitely looks like the fall line is the approach to take, and you don't want to be turning sideways across it, as the rubicon that rolled did.

 

I remember seeing the first video thinking "my DC long bed wouldn't do that" silly jeeps and there short wheelbase.
Not to say that the spotter and driver weren't at fault cause they were.

 

i know the first two guys the one in the jeep is my buddy mike and the second guy is my buddy billy hes a prospect for our club right now and that rig looks nothing like that anymore
heres his rig aug 09 and the second pic july 10

 

Nice !! Tell your bro' "Well done" & yeah after you shoot obstacles like that a few times it does look easy but you know & I know that ain't so...

 

the jeep that rolled over that same route was a lady and a bad spotter.

 

u are indeed correct she ended up with a broken back and she was not wearing a seatbelt it wasnt just the spotter it was the driver also

 

Pinyon mountain drop off is no joke. I surveyed the place back in January and I concluded that a stock Tacoma couldn't traverse the drop off without serious risk to the driver and vehicle. There are huge holes 24" deep during the descent. I photographed the place, but the photos don't do it justice.

 

Has anyone done this in a mostly stock toyota pickup?
I have a 92 pickup with an arb bumper, winch, 31' bfg all-terrains, and hopefully rock sliders by the time I might go...do you guys think it's doable?
If I go I would definitely hike all of the hard part first, but I want to know if it's even possible before I spend that energy towards it.

 

I've done both. Helps gate was nothing compared to heart attack. The escalator on hells revenge is a different story, though.

 

needs more skinny pedal.


like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDoy9S82ETA&feature=relmfu

 

God the screaming is annoying. I'm insensitive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyIDNn73H4U

 

that video is better if you mute it and play dubstep instead

 

WOW. that thing has changed ince i last saw it...

did he not know where his wheels were? i was taking to my laptop.....turn to the LEFT...the LEFT YOU IDIOT....awwww you fawked up

 

Yep slow motion part and dub step work out a lot better.

If you play this and start at 3:17 in the other video it works out pretty well.

or maybe from :40 secs, not sure which I like more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBoc0jYcVpg&feature=related

awesome