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I think there is enough people in the PNW with 'go-fast' rigs for somekind of event like that. Shame that the PNW Offroad events went away like they did. I know there is a UTV group trying to get some events together, NW Off-Road I believe.

Kind of off subject, but I see North Idaho Mud and Crawl is having a rock racing event this spring. https://www.facebook.com/North-Idaho-Mud-and-Crawl-536511423044406/

Well, I have issues, just not with different axle gearing.:redneck:

Yup. I run 4.56's in the front and 4.63's in the rear with no issues.

http://www.patooyee.com/350toatlas/350toatlas.htm

L67 (supercharged 3.8l GM 60* V6) can be had for cheap and can be adapted to many different trans. (700r4, Turbo 350, TF904, AW4) Big disadvantage to them is the rear facing intake, but that can be worked around. Toyota axles for ease of finding built ones for cheap. Stretch the body for sure.

Japerry's wife has one. Long and wide, but works pretty well and rides nice.

I run 36" bias Iroks on my pathy and Japerry has 37" radial Rockers on his LJ. Size wise, they are close to the same height. Performance wise they are very similar, with the rocker edging ahead in everything but snow. Toughness is where the rocker is quite a bit better IMO. Even bias Iroks...

I assume your rig has stock gearing as well? You'll be happier with a 33" tire; the jump to a 35" tire would make the lack of gearing start to show.

Holy ****, very nice!:awesomework:

Doh!

Yes, I sprayed starting fluid in my rig and it didn't sputter. You can check for fuel at the schrader valve on the fuel line on the backside of the engine near the firewall. If you push the center pin in on the valve and no fuel comes out, it means your not making fuel pressure. Here was my...

I'd guess a fuel pump as well, I had one die on my 97 last summer. I have a good thread on it somewhere on here. It is also easier to move the bed back than drop the tank.

I got 3 1310 u-bolt yokes and a strap to hold my co2 tank down.

I assume by rock he means a none-native material surface on the trail tread. Good job guys!

Ah, didn't think about that.

Highlift and a pickup?

Ill be wandering around...

Radius arm suspensions are known to have bad wheel hop.