Insane suspension
03-20-2009, 01:53 AM
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Ok so if this really is the shiznit fab section of yota tech.. Who wants to attempt this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drrrt...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drrrt...eature=related
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03-20-2009, 12:16 PM
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haha. the beginning reminds me of some cheesy cartoon dance.
The rest was pretty interesting. Its cool that they used the hydrolics for something other than bouncing the vehicle down the street and for show.
The rest was pretty interesting. Its cool that they used the hydrolics for something other than bouncing the vehicle down the street and for show.
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Toyota made lots of diesels. Very few of them made it to the U.S.
This reminds me of the AirRock suspension for Jeeps that came out a few years back. Lots of gadgets for the gadget-boys to play with and lots of things to go wrong. Most of the guys who had them had little to no clue how to drive off-road and spent their time stuck, or attempting relatively easy obstacles, and playing with their AirRock.
Here's my leaf-sprung 4Runner going over a rock just as big as the one in the video. I didn't have to play with any hydraulics to get off of the rock either.
This reminds me of the AirRock suspension for Jeeps that came out a few years back. Lots of gadgets for the gadget-boys to play with and lots of things to go wrong. Most of the guys who had them had little to no clue how to drive off-road and spent their time stuck, or attempting relatively easy obstacles, and playing with their AirRock.
Here's my leaf-sprung 4Runner going over a rock just as big as the one in the video. I didn't have to play with any hydraulics to get off of the rock either.
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Toyota made lots of diesels. Very few of them made it to the U.S.
This reminds me of the AirRock suspension for Jeeps that came out a few years back. Lots of gadgets for the gadget-boys to play with and lots of things to go wrong. Most of the guys who had them had little to no clue how to drive off-road and spent their time stuck, or attempting relatively easy obstacles, and playing with their AirRock.
Here's my leaf-sprung 4Runner going over a rock just as big as the one in the video. I didn't have to play with any hydraulics to get off of the rock either.
This reminds me of the AirRock suspension for Jeeps that came out a few years back. Lots of gadgets for the gadget-boys to play with and lots of things to go wrong. Most of the guys who had them had little to no clue how to drive off-road and spent their time stuck, or attempting relatively easy obstacles, and playing with their AirRock.
Here's my leaf-sprung 4Runner going over a rock just as big as the one in the video. I didn't have to play with any hydraulics to get off of the rock either.
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If you want to see more of the trail, here's my Photobucket album: http://s6.photobucket.com/albums/y22.../Sledgehammer/
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