Scott in Bellingham

did you bring it??

how about swamp the wiring / ECU in a big mud hole , then lets see which one will run, that interests me for a offroad machine,

lets see it Brian

on my white car I ran on the front 3-1/2" on the strut top , 2" block at the engine cross member and 1-1/2" at the trans crossmember , on the rear 4" at the shock, 2" at the front of the diff and 3" at the rear of diff , no axle ever failed in 1-1/2 years of abuse

thanks rob I found a few there

Had a great time, thanks for having it closer to home, organized offroad event would be cool Swampers, better bring a few extra axles , Ive seen many a ea81 axle break , Ive yet to break a EA82 axle, once you get that casting down you can take over the bussiness HAAAAA :lol:

I cant beleive nobody has any to share, If I was rich I would hire my own personal video/picture guy to follow me around, SJR Heres what it looks like

looks good 2" is pretty forgiving , front axles will take it rear needs to also drop the diff 1-2"

anyone have pictures of my car??? its this one spent some time in the mudpit area there was a lot of cameras whose got pictures and or video , also Brians( Monstru) Dodge with me winching thanks Scott :-p

Congrats Rob :banana:

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will we be able to have a campfire or no?

Bring it on

Damage report, Tracker Richard: lost a rear bumper, added afew more dents when he tipped onto his side, Hatch Andrew : blew out both rear axles, pulled out CB Antenna wire, both doors bent in, front drivers fender bent, rear taillight broke, front bumper bent, front grill cracked, may be more?? Scott silver car : both doors ended up with a few deep scratches,

yup

made it 1x1 toob

I forgot about the jetta , it never happened , it has the stock Turbo EA82

here you go

good I will bring mine thanks Noah

Andrews locked and swamped so hes ready, anyone else want to go?

mine too:banana:

drop the crossmember with the steering, use a second crossmember either homemade or another subaru crossmember to hold engine