F150 Takes On Broken Arrow Off Roading Trail / Sedona AZ
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- This was a wild day of off roading. This is one of the most popular off roading trails in the country and we definitely wanted to go. Our F150 did an excellent job on all of the tough obstacles.
WOW! You've really put your F150 to the test!
And it performed really well, it must be said!
And it was really worth it to take this off road, because the views are nothing short of noisy! That image taken from above is SPECTACULAR!
thanks once again for this adventure, my dearest friends. HUGE like and a big embrace to all of you! Take always care and stay blessed! Renata
Sedona AZ is definitely one of the most scenic places we have seen so far. If you ever get the chance to come to the US that would be a great place to visit. They have off roading tours called Pink Jeep Tours that take on some great adventures. The truck seems to just love having mud on its tires. Every time we get it clean more mud usually follows. Lol 😁👋
@@notaboutthedestination5693 Helllo, my dearest friends! Sorry for my late reply! Very busy with the last days of work!
Oh...really hope to have the chance to come back to the US again...I MUST!!
My BIGGEST embrace and now I'll watch the vids that I lost! Ciao! Renata
Nice job brother.
Thanks!
Great scenery and great driving to get down and get back up again.
Thank you! ✌😁
Ty for the adventure sledgehammered that like button stay safe awesome and blessed enjoyed and shared
Thanks! I hope you guys are having a great summer so far. 😁👍
Awesome video. I have the same exact truck and tires. This footage gave me more confidence in my truck. Thank You!
We really like those tires so we bought another set to go on our 4runner. Can't wait to take it off roading. We will definitely have to do Broken Arrow again.
Amazing scenery. Nice upload. 👍👍👍
Thank you! 😁✌
Great fun sketchy off-roading!
Thanks! 👋😁
If anyone is interested in seeing more off roading in our F150 to some amazing places check out these links below:
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You guys have a lot of adventure in you! And lots of guys. Those roads are the true gnarly road/ hill.
Yeah we certainly like our adventures and glad you came along. 😁👍
@@notaboutthedestination5693 thanks
This is awesome. I am also usually the lone F150 in the places I go. Crazy what our trucks can do. Have you ever used the locker? Saved me in the Ozarks !
Love the rear locker! Makes all the difference doesn't it. The truck was struggling to get through a tough section of road set the locker and it was easy from there. 👍
You don’t need a locker to go down the hill
@@chanoleyva4208 i've only used it going up rocky off camber trails but there are for sure a few times youll still want to use it going downhill
i didn't think a full size truck could do this trail....well done!!
Thanks!
Great vid, did the same trail in my 2015 f150 , really fun trail, whats been done to your truck
We leveled it with Blistein 1500 and put Falcon Wild Peaks 265 70 R 18 on it.
If you go fast enough and yell ‘Raptor’ you’ll just sail over the obstacles
LMAO 🤣
Again, you all keep me on the edge of my seat!!!
Well I would of been on the edge of my seat to if I wasn't buckled in. Lol 😁👍
@@notaboutthedestination5693 lol!
Makes me want to get those chincy runny boards swapped for rocksliders even more
I definitely agree with that! Didn't realize how important they are. But those runny boards aren't cheap but I guess it's less expensive then banging up a truck. 😊👍
@@notaboutthedestination5693
Look at white knuckle sliders.
I tan this is my 2017 f-150 with 32 inch tires and a leveling kit. I scrapped my running boards but it was a damn good trail.
I know right,it has been one of our favorite trails! I come to realize that is what running boards are for.
building at 2:13 is the gold king mine just outside Kingman Arizona as your trucks not in the frame I'm guessing you made the right choice not to drive your truck in there lol there is some amazing views if you keep going about 10 miles past that building, I use to live right down the road from there been all over those mountains
Yeah our truck is not built for that. We made it a good ways but it got to the point it wasn't worth getting stuck. Plus we didn't what a AZ paint job. We drove around to where the trail came out and there was a ton of snow to.,
Darn YT, I mentioned something about you going down the hillside and now it’s time to wash that truck.
It seems every time we get the truck clean it gets more muddy. I think the truck likes it dirty. Lol 😁👍
Super ❤️
Thanks! 😁👍
Have you seen the videos of a new Tacoma with the special transmission?
No I haven't!
What is the set up in your truck ? Level kit wheels n tires ? Thank you
We are driving around on 33's the Falcon Wild Peak AT. The tire size is 275/70r18 on Fuel rims that is flush. We used the hockey puck first to level the truck now we have new bilstiein shocks to level the truck. I believe we had the hockey puck for that trail. 😁
@@notaboutthedestination5693 2.5" or 3" level
2,5" level! 👍
“DRIVER”
“Passenger” >>> “that way”
Thanks for watching
You think a Tremor would have a better time handling these trails?
Not unless it's raised up higher!
Well, it has the Torsen front end, essentially a locker, so it should help a lot. But stock worth tires these trucks are pretty sweet as they are, not to mention when you get back to the campsite you can hook it up and yank your RV down the road. In that respect their the MVP of the utility vehicles, because yes they may not be able to go exactly where a Jeep can, most Jeeps can't pull a RV that heavy. I love mine because it can do virtually everything.
@@notaboutthedestination5693 2022 F-150 Tremor has 18" rims with 33" tires, an approach angle of 27.8 degrees, breakover angle of 21.6 degrees and ground clearance of 10.9 inches. I have a 2" level on it which puts it somewhere between 12-13" of clearance. Looks comparable. I'd think it would do just fine.
dude drives er like a grandma.
I guess I should of been more clear that this was a level 7 off roading trail which means if I wasn't careful my 80 000 dollar truck which was our only vehicle and towed our camper that we were living full time in could of been seriously damaged and we would of been in real trouble.
How much did you put up front?
We did 2.5" and when we went from the hockey puck to bilstein suspension the shop extended the shocks to far and our wheel popped off in the middle of nowhere. Fortunately a mobile machinic happen to see us break down and was able to help us.
@@notaboutthedestination5693 I've been considering the 2.5 for my 2011 fx4,how are your drive shaft angles?
The angles are fine no problems but I would like to get different control arms to improve the angle since we sometimes do a lot of hard driving. 👍
@@notaboutthedestination5693 that's all I do is hard drives, remote gravel/primitive roads and lots of forestry roads/trails
Jeeps, overrated personally way to many of em. I love seeing the odd ball going everywhere a jeep goes
I feel the same way, though when I was off roading in a Jeep Renegade I got a few funny looks, lol!