Chocolate Lab?Great, I just bought Annie a lab made diamond too.
I'm surprised it still drove.
On a scale of 1-10 that's a pucker factor of 100.
As I have heard the commentators on automotive racing say.
. No damage except for bashed skid plates and rock sliders being slid. Oh and a bit of mud that washes off.
Here’s the link to the thread on here that listed the Amazon kit. I noticed a difference having them disconnected especially in the terrain that we were in. Smoother ride over the bowling balls and a bit more travel making it easier to navigate the ledges. Regular and highway driving was fine too.
Looks like a hell of a trip! How are the skids doing? Drummond pretty accessible for a Ranger?Here’s some pics from my trip up to Drummond Island last week. I am stock except for RCI skids, White Knuckle sliders and the Amazon quick disconnect sway bar links. I am always impressed with how well the Tremor does. Fun following the club members on 37’s and 40’s. But also having discretion to know when not to follow them
Skid plates and rock sliders were banged up but that’s their assigned function. Drummond has a wide range of difficulties. You can pick and choose what you want to do. I did the bypasses on several trails. That’s because I either knew I’d get hung up, physically couldn’t do it without damage or I didn’t want to deal with cleaning the crud out from underneath ( there’s mud and then there’s MUD). It’s a big Island and I think there’s around 40 miles of trails to choose from. There’s so much to do and see there even without 4wd.
Thanks so much for the link! Always another way on this forum to lighten the wallet
