I don't know if it was due to GOX or not, but Accasbel was mentioning HERE that Yellowjacket needed to get both motor mounts replaced.

Mushrooms, weed, and Cypress Hill?!?!
Sounds like a typical lunch here in Boulder!!
Fishing for 4wheelers sounds fun though...
What fly do they go for?

The answer to negotiating an obstacle is rarely generous throttle. It looks like some folks need some 4x4 101.

http://www.xterraownersclub.com/cgi-local/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=000019

Carlton, do you think you might be able to upload part of that clip to the Net? I'm sure everybody would get a kick out of watching that.

So when are we going to see this?


Brent

I did not do GOX III but took a completely standard 4x4 stick shift X (only 5000 on the clock)on every single trail run during GOX II. The X suffered no damage but a few scrpes on the undercaraige, but its a 4x4 - so what. I used the original General tyres and possibly had them a bit too hard as they lost small chunks here and there.

The secret to trails like GOX is to take your time. It is not a race, enjoy the scenery along the way and you should not damage anything not meant to be scaped etc, afterall, it is a 4x4.

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I hope to have the entire film done by the end of this month. Don't hold me to that (insert video card problems)

I will try to output some small snippet of the film. Much more action this year compaired to last years tape.