If you must run a brush bar in Moab........don't mount those lights under it!
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Departure angles are important!
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If you must run a brush bar in Moab........don't mount those lights under it!
See the full size pic at
http://4x4experts.com/images/Picbob.jpg
Departure angles are important!
Hey.... that angle was so bad all the beer cans fell out of the truck and landed in the rocks below. ;eekr;
Rumors(pictures), have it, that VX now has something else on the front of it to help his 4x needs. Can't wait to see it in person in Moab on Tuesday. Can't wait to see the owners either. GREAT PEOPLE!
As far as front aproach angles. We have a hidden winch with only the rollers showing in the front. Last year at Moab we scratched up that on some runs where the aproach angle was extreme. Scratches are priceless when you can identify where they came from :)
Here's my pet peave.....
Another great picture messed up with beer cans. Another reason another trail can close. PLEASE remember to pack it in, and pack it out. Leave it better than you went into it. I am more than sure those can were picked up by the people taking the picture on their way back.
Tread lightly!
Those of you with Light guards would do well to install some kind of keeper ( Tie Wrap) whatever. If you lose one that's about $15 down the drain.