Titan Offroad

[Tyltan]

John Harden and I took our Titan offroad yesterday. He has 4X4 Rancho 4" lift and I have 4x2 6" Procomp lift. It was a great adventure. Mine is black. John's is red

[Tyltan]

More Pics. Thank John for taking me to the road.

[Tyltan]

Pics of the trail and the Titan rested after a fun, long day.

[PrerunnerGreg]

Man, that looks like fun. how'd the trucks work? Where is that? "4x2" means that i can run them too.

[steves]

Where were you at? Looks like you had a fun time.

[Tyltan]

Originally Posted by PrerunnerGreg

Man, that looks like fun. how'd the trucks work? Where is that? "4x2" means that i can run them too.

The truck worked great. Greg, you did a great job on John's Titan.
I am waiting your your available time to help me on the level kit and Deaver leaf. I saw the Deaver leaf on John and it made me

[Tyltan]

Originally Posted by steves

Where were you at? Looks like you had a fun time.

Close to Fontana in So Cal

[kvoman]

Did you guys drive anything gnarly besides the fire roads to see the capability of the Titan?

[Yomama]

Originally Posted by kvoman

Did you guys drive anything gnarly besides the fire roads to see the capability of the Titan?

Ya really, I wouldn't exactly call that off roading. That is like off pavementing or off freewaying...

[devilpuppy]

How did they peform? Did you take them up some steep inclines?

[NorCal 4x4]

You don't have to be hill or rock climbing to be off-roading. Prerunning and off-road racing like the Baja don't have everyone going up mountains and through mud pits.

For those that are interested in what a stock Titan can do, this picture was taken at Prairie City State Off Road Vehicular Park near Sacramento, CA.

BTW either Tyltan's or John's Titans could have done this during the same time of the year, (no mud which might stop the 2wd). Especially with the better approach and departure angles of their lifts.

Even though Tyltan's is 2wd, my Father-In-Law made this or a similar hill while in 2wd in his '04 Ram 1500 Quad Cab Hemi 4x4, with 20" rims and street tires! [His real limited slip may also have made the difference].

Zoom to see the steepness.

[Tyltan]

Originally Posted by Yomama

Ya really, I wouldn't exactly call that off roading. That is like off pavementing or off freewaying...

It was level 2 road, according to off road book. It's for beginner. It was my first time and my truck was 4x2. I went over couple mud pits but no problem at all.

[BAT1]

Originally Posted by swarren1

You don't have to be hill or rock climbing to be off-roading. Prerunning and off-road racing like the Baja don't have everyone going up mountains and through mud pits.

For those that are interested in what a stock Titan can do, this picture was taken at Prairie City State Off Road Vehicular Park near Sacramento, CA.

BTW either Tyltan's or John's Titans could have done this during the same time of the year, (no mud which might stop the 2wd). Especially with the better approach and departure angles of their lifts.

Even though Tyltan's is 2wd, my Father-In-Law made this or a similar hill while in 2wd in his '04 Ram 1500 Quad Cab Hemi 4x4, with 20" rims and street tires! [His real limited slip may also have made the difference].

Zoom to see the steepness.

The pictures don't do it justice.

[bestatchess]

Originally Posted by Yomama

Ya really, I wouldn't exactly call that off roading. That is like off pavementing or off freewaying...

Everybody has a different concept, I guess. This is more what I think about when I hear "off roading"

http://www.mhjcontherocks.com/Community/Trips/337.aspx

Although I don't think I will be taking the Titan rock sliding anytime soon.

[K-MU]

Awsome pictures, and great set ups... In my signature you can see the type of offroad I do...