yet it still runs....i run my dodge thru a little puddle and bend a rod....go figure

 

You do realize that water coming out the tailpipes isn't going thru the engine, right? I used to do stuff like that in my Ramcharger and Power Wagon without too many problems. Putting an e-fan on the truck made it a lot easier.

 

yeah i realize that....if you read in the link at the bottom he says that he did suck in water and the engine died.....but ended up driving it out

 

Heres how I roll, 01 Dodge 2500 Turbo Diesel. Stock except for tires. And it has never gotten stuck, always drives out but with the mudding pics and all I could not refuse to post.







And no thats not me in the Yellow hat, im behind the camera.

 

I have to know what sort of damage did your truck recieve from that landing? Did you get hurt inside the cab, it looks like you are extremely high for that size of vehicle. I know I have jumped four wheelers and dirt bikes, but never have I ever thought of jumping my truck.

 

a ford got stuck by my house and my cousin had his truck before me, and he towed it out

 

i got stuck that bad about 7 or 8 times that day, but so did my friend in his gmc.

 

kindschi, o....m....g....that its bada** lol. never seen a truck that high in the air before lol. at least you had a soft landing :-D lol

 

Never go mudding by your self, or else you have to wait an hour for someone to come get you out!!!! Well this is my first stuck. Its back in san antonio 2 days after i got the truck. Dont let the mud holes fool you!
Two 2wd trucks finally pulled me out after 30 mins! And yes thats me in the orange Kevin Fowler shirt

 

I don't have pics, but only real story I have from offroading was my 76 Ramcharger, much like Miami's, I had in high school. Was out in a field with some buddies, roof off, and two of them were holding up the lightbar with off road lights so we could see better. Hit a rut/bump or something, and one of them fell over the side and got drenched. Broke a KC which I was pissy about after we finished laughing at the man overboard.