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I’m pretty sure Core Shot feels similar.
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT82SNSv8/
Gold, Jerry, gold!Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
Next year was better, obviously, but this year was pretty sweet.
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Jesus....they're like mountain bikers in Socal trying to avoid a mud puddle on the trail. Ignore the last widest tracks, you can definitely avoid the mud if you keep going wider and wider!Quote:
Originally Posted by Micol
Leave no trace!
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Of course it’s a Ram.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
I suppose if it was dry it’d be some kind of Hellcat or an Altima.
I really liked how he shamed that stuck van by showing everyone else making it and then zooming back on the van.
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Originally Posted by Micol
SuPu looks to have lived through Ebola. Not sure if he’s still contagious since nobody fuck him. Yet.
But that’s exactly what it is. Ram TRX, which has the 700 hp Hellcat engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
^ that burner sitting up asleep wearing the full body mud suit being touched inappropriately gonna be pizzed when wakes up
Invented a new sport they say?Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
It’s like they’ve never found themselves watching truck pulling events at 2 in the morning on the speed network
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Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
There's really so much to unpack from that article.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
"Among that crowd was Nave Black, who'd been camping in a rented 30-foot RV trailer. Conventional wisdom says you can't tow a 30-foot trailer through deep mud, but it turns out conventional wisdom doesn't apply when there's a guy who really wants to leave Burning Man and has the keys to a 2023 Ram TRX."
Heck, before Speed there was ‘The Nashville Network’, where you could watch tractor pulling weekend mornings, and maybe some mud bog racing in the afternoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
Now that you mention it, it may have been TNN - I just remember it being somewhere in the middle of no man’s land on the channel spectrum (and it was always accompanied by bog racing)Quote:
Originally Posted by J. Barron DeJong
how is this newsworthy? First camper trip I did with a trailer it snowed 6 inches and turned the roads into a muddy mess. I had to gun it through the bad parts and brake downhill to avoid sliding into the ditches for miles - total white knuckle ride driving my wife's 4Runner - she woulda killed me if I crashed it. Mudding has happened to me and probably tens of thousands of campers too. Countless rednecks have got rained on camping and got home, c'mon, in sometimes mud that deep before. Getting the trailer loose is not rare!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Burning man mud stories are so hot right now.
Slow news cycle.
Rich people suffering will always be newsworthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by muted reborn
Their suffering is the regular person’s inconvenience at best.Quote:
Originally Posted by mud
That trailer with all that fishtailing probably shook all the rear cabinetry loose at a minimum. Axles-to-frame are likely torqued and out of camber now too. Just cleaning the outside and calling it good? No way I would accept that trailer back from loan.
You know what they say. The world's fastest camper trailer is a rental camper trailer.
what’s the deal with the acidic sand/mud - is that of concern seeing as how every vehicle/trailer there is getting blasted with it - or is that just overblown myth
Fucking awesome.
That guy is legend.