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All Star
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From: Amarillo, TX
What do you think...
...About this? After a long day of mountain biking and climbing, we ran into some good luck and found a nice sized muddy water hole, So here is a vid of the ram plowing through it, haha, What do you think? Oh, and the vid was takin on my Iphone, So bear with me on the quality, so was my sig pic, thats a pic from the phone too.
I posted this on the V6 forum too. Might get more views on here! haha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CHH6...e=channel_page
I posted this on the V6 forum too. Might get more views on here! haha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CHH6...e=channel_page
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From: washington
Are you serious?
Cool vid, but way too short. Get back out there and tear it up! and don't forget the donuts too...
Cool vid, but way too short. Get back out there and tear it up! and don't forget the donuts too...
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From: Albany, NY
I never understood why people dive through water with their trucks? It can be very bad for the engine.
FYI, I got stuck in a Hay field last weekend pulling one of my utility trailers. No pics sorry, but I was in a hurry to get to the wash before the mud dried. It cost me $40 to spray off the truck and to get underneath all cleaned up. Well, it's still dirty. I'll never ever go mudding. Ever. It's a total PIA to clean afterwards. Around here the mud is clay which doesn't wash off easily at all. I'll keep it a pavement queen or hit dry trails.
I ended up backing out of the field at 10-15mph (as fast as i could get going through the much) with the trailer hooked up because I kept getting stuck going forward because I had to turn and the mud wasn't letting me. The trailer is what killed me because it ha dual axles and that's like pulling a rock when turning.
FYI, I got stuck in a Hay field last weekend pulling one of my utility trailers. No pics sorry, but I was in a hurry to get to the wash before the mud dried. It cost me $40 to spray off the truck and to get underneath all cleaned up. Well, it's still dirty. I'll never ever go mudding. Ever. It's a total PIA to clean afterwards. Around here the mud is clay which doesn't wash off easily at all. I'll keep it a pavement queen or hit dry trails.
I ended up backing out of the field at 10-15mph (as fast as i could get going through the much) with the trailer hooked up because I kept getting stuck going forward because I had to turn and the mud wasn't letting me. The trailer is what killed me because it ha dual axles and that's like pulling a rock when turning.
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Ha, you read my mind. Mudding is fun as hell, the cleaning afterward is just the price of admission! Plus, there is nothing like seeing your it go from a muddy mess to a shiny clean TRUCK. And the looks from the other drivers in trucks is classic too, cause they know your not afraid to use it like a truck. I haven't seen many muddy toyota tundras.....
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From: Springfield, MO
Ha, you read my mind. Mudding is fun as hell, the cleaning afterward is just the price of admission! Plus, there is nothing like seeing your it go from a muddy mess to a shiny clean TRUCK. And the looks from the other drivers in trucks is classic too, cause they know your not afraid to use it like a truck. I haven't seen many muddy toyota tundras.....
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I love to puddle jump ha ha ha
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