HMMWV In Moab

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  • Опубліковано 12 лис 2021
  • Compilation of a few videos we shot on a recent Moab trip in my Humvee.
    Fairly stock ex-marine M1123 Humvee. Mods include Detroit rear locker (still has stock front torsen diff), softer springs, longer travel shocks, and rocker gaurds.
    Hummer H1 offroad
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @mrdato116
    @mrdato116 2 роки тому +4

    Those wheels look great on a humvee 👌

  • @johnkamau3678
    @johnkamau3678 17 днів тому

    Just saw your tfl episode...man those things are beasts.

  • @NKPGarage
    @NKPGarage Рік тому +2

    Badass HMMWV. Very cool to see it doing some fun things!

  • @butch93105
    @butch93105 2 роки тому +2

    Makes all other vehicles look silly. Nice wheels!

  • @carlbrucks1251
    @carlbrucks1251 Рік тому

    high lock dude

  • @FirstNameLastName-hy2iz
    @FirstNameLastName-hy2iz 2 роки тому

    Wow. Did you install lockers or is that just BTM?

  • @carlbrucks1251
    @carlbrucks1251 Рік тому +1

    1 complain about my 2009 1223 no gas tank skid plate

  • @TheNondiscriminatory
    @TheNondiscriminatory Рік тому

    Surely you must be aware of the danger you're putting that child in doing this shit with them in the back, especially in THAT vehicle... it literally has no safety structure or features of any kind. FFS, it doesn't even have doors. This could probably be used against you in court, just an fyi.

    • @gabrieldean9559
      @gabrieldean9559 Рік тому

      Quit being a cornball

    • @andychips6923
      @andychips6923 8 місяців тому

      Uhh they have seat belts, a, b and c pillars and the little one has a door wtf are you going on about

    • @Mr-Bogs
      @Mr-Bogs 5 місяців тому

      To be fair, none of those pillars aren't structural. They're only there hold up the soft top on a humvee. However, the door argument is stupid. A door wouldn't really do shit if it flipped, especially Humvee doors

    • @user-bd5md5cm2j
      @user-bd5md5cm2j 3 місяці тому

      Didn't grow up the 70s or 80s I'm guessing....... none of us wore seatbelts ever... we sat on our dad's lap when he was driving on the freeway.