Crawling up some very loose rocks

So after conquering THIS hill rather easily after failing to do so in lesser vehicles for the last couple years, I was peer pressured to try something a little more challenging...

https://youtu.be/8DrsLT4S0RA

On that first video the producer has the song title incorrectly listed as Toxicity"

When it is in fact "Aerials"

Nice choss pile climb,

Nice. Just wondering......What mode?, What tire pressure? and what was the incline?

SJRaptorG2 said:

Nice. Just wondering......What mode?, What tire pressure? and what was the incline?

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Rock crawl mode
~38 PSI (way too high I know front tires may have even been closer to 40)
20-22 degrees

I stopped where I did because I felt like I had abused the tires enough, and I didn't want to slide into the wall that starts to take shape a few feet further up. The risk/reward equilibrium had been reached for me.

You can definitely tell the Torsen diff up front is doing it's thing

Cool man. This may help next time. Itll be easier on the tires too.

Left Foot Braking: why and when to use it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRgk45CWuGI

Nice job OP. One suggestion for future -try and keep the throttle steady. Not sure if it was just the sound int he video, but it felt like you were on/off quite a bit.

Yeah, I wasn't very steady on the throttle. Got spooked each time the truck would slide to the left or right.

Good call to hesitate, you kick up those loose rocks and they can strike an abs sensor or a brake line.

+1 for left foot braking


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Thanks for sharing. I bet if you aired down to 25si, there would be a lot less drama going up the hill. Do another take but aired down.