You didn't back up far enough.. 10 to 20' works alot better...Airing down more adds more floatation.. but you probably know this already. What area was this..?
Those are interesting thoughts. I'm not sure what point in the video your talking about. But I was running 8psi and that seemed low enough at the time. Always a balancing act when you aren't running bead locks. But thanks for the input.
@@ClinkenbeardStrong I was referring to about the 1:35 to 1:47 mark.. Maybe the camera was deceiving.. but didn't look like you backed up but a couple of feet. I was looking at the tires for any bouncing\flexing when you crossed over the fallen tree and the times you were going back and forth.. 10-4 on the bead locks.. which we know aren't legal in Oregon. I live up in Prospect.. 2200' or so.. I run 35's on my TJ. They do ok..
@@Mywhtjp 35s are more than sufficient most of the time. This was just deep crusty snow. I couldn't really back up to far at that point as I had my buddy right behind me. But your definitely right. A little speed almost always helps.
Well said my friend!! Spending our last night in a cabin in the great smokie mountains of East Tennessee. Don't want to go back to Florida 😂
Sounds like either of those locations are beautiful. Just gotta find the fun in them.
You didn't back up far enough.. 10 to 20' works alot better...Airing down more adds more floatation.. but you probably know this already. What area was this..?
Those are interesting thoughts. I'm not sure what point in the video your talking about. But I was running 8psi and that seemed low enough at the time. Always a balancing act when you aren't running bead locks. But thanks for the input.
This is outside of Ashland.
@@ClinkenbeardStrong I was referring to about the 1:35 to 1:47 mark.. Maybe the camera was deceiving.. but didn't look like you backed up but a couple of feet. I was looking at the tires for any bouncing\flexing when you crossed over the fallen tree and the times you were going back and forth.. 10-4 on the bead locks.. which we know aren't legal in Oregon. I live up in Prospect.. 2200' or so.. I run 35's on my TJ. They do ok..
@@Mywhtjp 35s are more than sufficient most of the time. This was just deep crusty snow. I couldn't really back up to far at that point as I had my buddy right behind me. But your definitely right. A little speed almost always helps.