And yet more goneMOAB videos...

Gold Bar Rim Day 3

The last obstacle after a very long day...
Gold Bar Rim

Steelbender Day 4

A creepy spot, there is a 300 foot drop just on the other side of the Xterra...
Steelbender

Metal Masher Day 5

Mirror Gulch, which likes to eat mirrors on full size trucks...
Mirror Gulch

Me, being a redneck at our lunch break at Mother-In-Law Hill...
xoc redneck

Gemini Bridges Day 5

After 2 years of taking mental notes, Leslie finally tries it behind the wheel...

Leslie down her first drop-off

Leslie down her second drop-off

She seems to have that momentum thing all figured out...
Leslie Going Up

Leslie Going Up Again

What does a broken and bent Idler Arm look like ? Watch the passenger side wheel...

Whacked Steering

The "whacked steering" seemed almost planned with the camera angle etc. I now have little to no confidence in the Nissan steering......any planned front end re-works from the aftermarket? Seems like in one swoop the Xterra could go solid axle with real steering (hmmm, Rockwell 2.5??? )

I shot a lot of video of the steering after it broke.

There is some stuff in the works. When we see it, nobody knows...

Ian looks like Lisa did Great. At least from the video I didn't hear her smacking the frame/spring hangers. The momentum look good not too fast and not too slow to have to worry about killing it (like me ).

The steering issue looks like you could see it weakening on the Launch Pad. The tire looked pretty wobbely. I know you took the stabalizer off so the movement may have just been from the steering wheel. The moog may have been weak before the crack who knows.

Also how the heck did you drive back to Denver? I guess carrying all the spare parts really paid off.

ALAN

Pssst, her name is Leslie

How did the Frontier and Project X do with their steering?

Yes, Leslie drove great in those video's. What a first time drive.

Damit thanks for the heads up.

Note to self
Ian and Leslie : Jason and Lisa
Ian and Leslie : Jason and Lisa
Ian and Leslie : Jason and Lisa

Not to be confused with Lisa Leslie from the WNBA.