Finally have the 2.5" kit dialed...this testing ground is literally 2min from my house. Took'er out for a rip
These pics and video don't do this trail justice...I'll be working on better footage to really showcase it. A regular 4x4 with an open rear diff would have a very hard time climbing this trail in sections.
In this van (with the factory G80 locker)...it was a cake walk!
Damn, from the looks of the area, you could be just south of me!
Great job with the van!
Matt
Selah, WA
-96 GMC Safari AWD Hi-Top Conversion -->Stalled 5.3L swap & 5" lift
-74 Ford Bronco -->Far from perfect but mine!
-99 V-10 Ford Super Duty Super Cab 4x4 -->Stock with 285 Cooper ATs
-00 Ford Focus Wagon -->The Red Turd
-95 Ford 24' Class C Motorhome -->My big block sleeper
-07 Can-Am Outlander XT -->My yellow 4x4 quad for work & play
-04 Ski Doo REV Summit -->Still several chassis behind!
Thanks for sharing those Loopie.
Man I miss that area, I grew up not far from there in Merritt. talk about a great place to go 4x4ing.
Was that south of Kamloops, like around Sahali or Nutsford?
I miss the dessert climate over there, not much but rain and rainforest over here on the island.
That is the north/north-west corner of town...known as "Batch" (Batchelor Heights) and officially Lac de Bois Grasslands Provincial Park with a large section designated for off-road recreation. But really, anywhere around Kamloops is off-road fun...you just have to stay on existing roads/trails...which isn't hard cuz they're everywhere!
Knutsford is south of town and the starting point of a very nice off-road trail that comes out at Lac Le-Juene. I'll be documenting that exursion just as the snow/ice is letting go...should be muddy
loopie wrote:Knutsford is south of town and the starting point of a very nice off-road trail that comes out at Lac Le-Juene. I'll be documenting that exursion just as the snow/ice is letting go...should be muddy
We did that when i was about 6 years old, in a chevy pickuptruck.
Your right, you could litterally go for hundreds of miles thru the backroads around there. Lac le june, Login Lake, Spencis Bridge. Its all mostly dessert and tumbleweeds too. Good country.
