1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

2wd in snow off-road....100% use chains and bring recovery equipment, boards and a shovel - gonna need it. Wouldn't venture too far off the beaten path because getting out will be just as much work if not more so than getting in

lots of weight in the bed

 

$4k/month, no utilities included

 

I think we've all established he's got that part down, long ago

 

would def not attempt it with a welded/locked rear though, 2wd locked in the snow will just be doing donuts the whole time. Could get real dangerous if on a narrow trail with drop offs

 

Yep!

The snow+mud slush up here is what finally forced me to use my traction boards for the first time.

 

Wheeling during the Texas snowstorms. Jeep dudes kept pulling over asking what was wrong when I was airing down.

 

I am a hobbit not a gnome

 

People do that on the trails out here, too. Like...I appreciate you looking out but you have to notice the air compressor and surely you know about airing down right

 

sorry about your hairy feet

 

https://youtu.be/_YNgRRyRxK0

 

Safety always first, ill thrash the slug but not risk lives. I have been eyeing chains but damn theyre expensive, worth it tho and i need to pull the trigger. I drove on soft snow on my way out here, went nice and slow

 

need to try and make it out for a trip with you all too

 

oh definitely, itll be fsr's but id love to do it bc all the posers wont be out. i have a heavy ass, almost as much as my foot on the pedal no locked or welded rear yet

 

yeah if it's just a dusting like that it won't be as bad but I'd still get chains for sure to be safe. And be mindful of the weather so you don't wake up the next AM in 4 feet of powder lol. Just know if/when you weld the rear it's a different ball game on snow/ice when locked

 

DOWNFORCE

 

shit it had just started in this picture, why we bailed when we did. I kept wondering where the sun was at 7am