Police Got Me In Citrus!
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- In this adventure we travel to the Citrus Wildlife Management Area with some friends to find some obstacles I was told about around the trail 14 and 9A. Unfortunately, we were not allow to get to the spot I was looking for, but have an amazing time with friends and meeting new people, not to mention Shadow making new friends while Trail Stompin.
I am also trying out video DaVinci Resolve editing software to help me show my epic adventures with all of you. I hope you enjoy this video and please check out my channel below, like, and subscribe to show your support.
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Young Rich Pixies - Gladiators
The Cliff - Ultra Light
MILANO - Driving Cars onto Mars
Kevin Graham - By the Sword
Notize - Limitless
You need to hit close to a 30° breakover angle as a point of reference.
To do that , unfortunately it usually takes 37s and a 3 inch lift or so on a gladiator.
You might have already done it but I can put the numbers in here anyway.
These are roughly the stock numbers. The stock breakover angle is basically a Subaru Forester , unfortunately.
Approach angle of 43.6 degrees, breakover angle of 20.3 degrees, departure angle of 26 degrees and ground clearance of 11.1 inches.
The stock mid vehicle clearance is actually 12.3 inches to achieve that stock angle, based on the math.
Going up 6 inches from tires and lift (tires count for this) youd be at 30°. Just to beat a stock 2 door wrangler Rubicon, you need to be 17.3 inches off the ground to hit 28.3° breakover. Thats up 5 inches. To hit 29.9 ° (basically 30) , youd have to go up 6 inches from a combination of wheels and tires.
Question people should ask when they are modifying their off-road vehicle, is how do I get to or pass like 27° break over. If you have a stock two-door Rubicon you're pretty much there... If you want to just have a little bit more I would say just do it 2-in spacer lift and you're good or even just go up on the tires a little bit. You don't need to really do anything to a two-door (unless you're doing rock buggy type activities).
But anyway if you look at the top off-road vehicles in stock form they're close to 30° breakover so that's the number to hit. If you pass that you're getting into pretty insane capabilities.
Now that is some impressive details to share. Thanks for the breakdown. I am so glad I went with the 37's, and not the 35's, and with the 4" lift, feel it works great, but we hopefully can push the limits in 2024, with the roof top tent, we shall explore a hell of alot more. Lol. Wish you all the best and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
@@trailstompin sounds like you nailed it. Merry Christmas.
Great video! Looking forward to the trails! Thanks for the tips! To fit my spare under my land rover I just needed a bit of welding work to make my 36's fit underneath :)
36s on a Land Rover must look crazy! Hope to get 37s from what I am thinking.
Seems the folks that hunt there have to buy a wildlife management area permit just to be able to drive on the roads. Seems only fair if everyone else could do the same. I do think a warning instead of a citation would work for you. But hey you took one for the team.
Yeah, didnt know the rules, but you live and learn, right Stephen..
I see someone flexing. That jeep is nice
Only a little bit! ;) This is a beast and had no idea what it was capable of.
Some people forget it’s like driving, it’s a privy not a right. If you don’t like the rules, go elsewhere. The way I see it, fees are there to help keep the park open.
You got it right Jerry. There are services and people who manage it for the rest of us.
Merry Christmas!!!
Just got a 2021 2door rubicon.
Do you live close to the citrus trails ? I’m about 20 minutes away . Great video . Sub and liked
Hey Six Kings, i am about 20 mins away from CWMA as well, in Citrus Springs. Much appreciate the support!! Email me so we can link up and hit some trails (wisdom782@gmail.com). Still have to do the FL Jeep badge of honor trail. 😁
How is the officer a "really nice guy" if his job is to patrol these spots and extort you for money for actions that have literally no victim?
I also forgot to put in that little tag sticker on my license plate, which he did not want to right me up for, so think that, if could have gone worse, especailly when ridiculous traffic stops turn bad these days. I agree with you for about it being victimless stop and felt like... Really...for this? Lol... To be honest I never checked the rules if the park either.
@@trailstompin My man, I mean it with it love, but if you're going to be a youtube content creator person who films yourself doing this stuff, you should probably know the rules of where you're headed. Staying on numbered trails/forest roads is kind of rule numero uno.
@@satchellorichards9573 you are 100% correct. Darn rules, I need to put more effort into research before going. Once I get my winch, I will be going out of state, prob different rules per state.
The victim are the people who cant use the area because folks in Jeeps tear up the roads.
Damn how much was ticket?
Wasn't bad $55, for driving on a non-numbered or named road.
exactly where was the area you got the ticket?
It was were 9A and 9B run close, side be side.
What trails did you take?
This day I focused around 9 & 9a, from there made our way to 16.
That seems like entrapment. They could easily bulldoze those shut, or put a gate on them or drop a tree. Or the trails are already there so how is it creating more damage. Also I could understand 6 cars or more but who cares if you have 6 people in less than 6 cars. Stuff like that is bullshit and just a way to fine people.
That was my exact thinking around all of this, i was just the unlucky one my friend.
@@trailstompin First of all, I love your Jeep. It looks really good.
Please understand. These state parks are home to a number of endangered species. Drivers are restricted to specific areas to protect the wild life and the plant life.
I would recommend watching the UA-cam channel of Florida Jeep Rides. They travel these trails as well. They will explain the rules and regulations of the parks. Most importantly, they will explain why these regulations exist.
They will also introduce you to a bunch of other trails that you will like. I have subscribed.
@@davidclayton2883 thanks so much for the support and great information. Definitely going to check it out.
Entrapment would be if they encouraged you to drive there, say by putting a sign up that said "This trail open" and then charged you for being there. The rules for the state forest, which this dude admitted to never reading, clearly tell you to stay on the numbered trails.