Who all slings mud in their tacos?

I feel bad for your belts and pulleys

 

I keep rpms up pretty good so belts ok, cv boots and axle seals,well somethings gotta give when you push em hard. I tell my honey we lookin for the weakest link. I dont think she buys it but she plays along and laughs it off. Probly less than half of stock class is on the road, less than half of that are daily drivers. I get to drive my lil trophy truck every day!

 

I used to play in the mud until I had to replace my axle seals, all the belts, and all the pulleys....no more mud for me. I'll only go through the thick stuff if I need to rescue a friend

 

https://youtu.be/-6TqhQMW2GY

Before I killed my throttle limiter

 

Be better if you didn't use 4wd til you needed it lol

 

Mall Crawler

 

Last race this sat, ill keep u posted!

 

so boring hahaha fucking gun it! damn, don't baby it

 

I do baby it a little

 

So cool, found the only mud in miles... Excellent.

 

This time of year, its about getting to the elk, which means taking those seldom travelled roads to nowhere and then heading out on foot. We have had a wet year, so that means some muddy wallows. It can be a fun test of truck and driver. The worst part is trying to get the crap out of every little nook and cranny afterwards. I am still looking for a more efficient way to clean out the under carriage.

 

your point being?? i found it, and drove through it like it should be...

 

at least you know rain exists from where you're from hahaha here in SoCal, seeing rain is like seeing the white elk..

 

hahaha your bumper sticker!

 

We are coming out of a long drought, so the rain is very welcome this year. And, with my winch, a ground anchor, multiple straps and snatch blocks, I'm not concerned with getting stuck.

 

i have yet to get my truck stuck anywhere so far, i kinda want to one time, bc if that does happen, its gonna be a damn good story haha

 

Not the best pic. But she got dirty

 

What exhaust setup you running? Like the sounds of that thing.

 

Thanks. Flowmaster 40 series, one in, two out, turned down over rear axle.