Poison Spider - Completing every Jeep trail in a Porsche Cayenne
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- The second video of the series, in which I'm going to tackle every jeep badge of honor trail in the Cayenne to display both Capability and Reliability of the vehicle. Join the adventure, and subscribe to follow along and see which trail I do next!
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The production quality is looking great! Getting all the angles, good background music, and looks like a lot of fun. I can’t wait to go back in September with other VAG guys
I should be there for that! I’m very much looking forward to the meet up!
That’s a cool air kit you have too btw
Thank you! It’s been awesome in a rush!
Good to see this chassis finally getting the recognition it deserves for its amazing off-road capabilities. My Mom had a 2006 V6 Touareg and man, VW Auto Group built a really solid platform for their first SUV. She sold her Touareg at 250k miles, and still had a lot of life left in her. I remember taking it on some easy trails near my place and was pleasantly surprised at how well it did on 20" street tires lmao. When VW/Porsche came out with these, reviewers were pleasantly surprised at how well they did off-road, and reviewers all praised this chassis (both Touareg and Cayenne, but not so much the Q7). Now that these are so affordable it's tight seeing people pick these up and use them for off-roading instead of being parked at the local Whole Foods. Came with great engine options too, and were for the most part pretty reliable besides the model that came with the W12 engine. I'm gonna start searching for one myself. I'd love to pick up the V10 TDI, or V8 TT. The TDI had some insane torque.
I’m a UT resident. I just purchased a 955 Turbo S. Hopefully I’ll see you around! I probably won’t be taking it on stuff like this, but I do plan to get it on some dirt roads without much worry.
Heck yes! Hope to see you around!
So great being the first in the world to do something. Great going.
Haha, not quite the first cayenne on this trail actually! It was an absolute blast though!
I’ve been waiting for this!!!
Dang I wonder how far I could have made it if the entrance wasn’t so gnarly. Video turned out great!
Conteúdo incrível. Muito bom ver o desempenho desse carro no offroad estou em dúvida em pegar uma 2006 dessas ou uma Discovery 3 2006 também para fazer o mesmo uso
Seeing you making it at 5:00 was pretty satisfying 😅😅😅
I was definitely worried I wasn’t going to make it, but was also very determined 😂
Dayummm nice! I’m so jelly. I wanna go!!
You still planning to make it up to Utah??
@@HarrisonSchoen Yeah definitely dude, I'll give you and Marky a heads up.
I wanna see the unsuccessful ones
Молодец ! Отлично водишь Порше !
Nice hat! That is not an easy trail but the Porsche looks sweet keeping up with the Wranglers!
Thanks so much for the kind words guys! Haha
Wish I could’ve made it on this one with you guys. Next time!
Absolutely! We gotta knock out some when I have more armor!
I have a 05 S and am in the process of setting it up like yours. Any learning insight you might have would be greatly appreciated.
Send me a DM on instagram, but I have videos on everything that's on mine!
Hi man, which brand is your roof rack?
are you running factory gears in the diffs?
Yes!
Great Vid, whats your Cayenne equipped with in terms of 4x4, I think most have low range, but do all have rear and centre diff locks? and if so are they useful? i know the centre lock isnt a true lock of all 4 wheels, not sure how they work though
I've only got a center locker, no rear or front. not entirely sure how it works either!
all come factory with low range and a center locker!
@@HarrisonSchoen ah, mine has the rear and centre Locke and low range, I believe there are some out there with an optional electronic detaching roll bar for more movement off road. Do you find yourself using low range and the locking diff? Love to know or see a video of how you find the cayenne compared to the other 4x4's you run with, it seems pretty capable even in basic form,
Only the first generation has low range, they all have a center diff lock, the rear diff lock was an option that hardly anybody ticked.
Impressive. What tire size was on that Cayenne?
I have 35x12.5x18" tires on the cayenne!
@@HarrisonSchoen What was necessary to fit the 35s? I know 33s go on fairly easy with a lift and some minor trimming (at least from what ive read) - whats needed for 35s? I assume at that point the geometry of the suspension needs some work
is utvv6 or v8 ?
V8
Hello, I congratulate you on your channel and your 4x4 machine, I just bought a Cayenne and I'm interested in modifying it for 4x4, what size of wheels do you use and the rim, greetings from Spain
I want to watch your videos but I can’t , you are being annoying, you are sad in these videos idk how to say , I don’t enjoy watching you , try to be more active and happy idk
I couldn't watch the video, my eyes hurt of so much camera movement!
Wonderful achievement. And, great video too. It is sick to see all the jeep surrounding your cayenne when you drive uphill at 8:23.
Thank you so much! I’m glad to see that you enjoyed it!
This was sooo awesome. Love seeing not so common rigs out there. Awesome build 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much man! I appreciate you!
Not so common? Lol, bro old Cayennes and Touareg's are the hotness right now. Literally all the serious off-road peeps are picking them up. Its like when people found out about the 240sx during the golden era of drifting. Cheap/affordable, solid off-road capabilities in stock form, really solid chassis with great engine options(minus the w12) with tons of aftermarket support and years of knowledge and know-how to keep them reliable/mechanically sound.
Sensacional!
i love you
Don't feel bad about the getting lost part. I was using a good GPS map last month, and still missed a number of the turns because they were terribly marked. I missed some good footage because i was just frustrated at that point from all the turning around we had to do.
Best regards from Germany
Thank you!
Amazing video!
Thank you so much!