Clemson Sports Car Club

ten X's showed up for a weekend of fun at Uwharrie this past weekend...

album:

ENCXC Annual Uwharrie Run - 6/12/10 - JPMcG Photography

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7. a little deeper than we thought...


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thanks for looking!

LOL at the too deep one...did he make it out under his own powa?

real wheeling cannot be accomplished with ifs. cool pics tho, and glad to see someone is using them like they're intended.

i disagree stefan, remind me and we shall discuss at the next autox

(06-14-2010 11:32 PM)JB Wrote: [ -> ]LOL at the too deep one...did he make it out under his own powa?

yea, he had a little bit of water in the air box afterwords but that was easily remedied

i will concede that isn't true in all cases. ifs is great for trail riding, moderate off roading, and obviously on road driving. ifs is still great for pre-running(2 or 4wd). have you seen some of the rock-racing buggies are now playing with ifs?

solid axle ftw!

you can still do that with IFS:

one of my fav pics of all time:

^^Nasty!!

But even that X doesn't compare to the guy that I met in Raleigh to return the strobes you used for a while. First time I have ever seen a widebody Nissan truck!

what? this little thing?



mid-travel setup FTW

(06-15-2010 12:56 PM)HKYStormFront Wrote: [ -> ]you can still do that with IFS:

one of my fav pics of all time:

yeah, but i see at least one wheel that should be touching the ground. multi-link solid axle would do that....

that's more like it:

^^ yea i know the guy who built that awesome rig but unfortunately he had to sell it. some kid convinced his parents to buy it for him and he took it to URE the first weekend it was open only to lay it over on it's side. it is now totaled as far as we know



and i'm not saying SAS isn't the way to go when doing MOAB, but in most cases (lets say with the exception of climbing kodak rock and daniel as a whole) IFS is fine for URE. solid better? yea but marginally there

for me, as long as it gets the job done, doesnt matter to me.both setups definately have there pros and cons.
personally im not into stuff that really would require a solid axel as my dream off road vehicle of choice is a bowler nemesis exr (ifs)

You're both wrong.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_F7QrR4Ur8

^^ yea solid can't do that. i've seen that thing before, pretty crazy

(06-16-2010 04:50 PM)humjaba Wrote: [ -> ]You're both wrong.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_F7QrR4Ur8

haha, nothing is quite like that.

yes, but if you want speed... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQk6npLIIUo

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and in comaparison for speed on slick surfaces.. it whoops a rally spec evo...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJ2Fbl4xH4M