Wet Rocks and REV Limiters! Browns Camp OHV Park with
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- We head down to browns camp OHV park in Tillamook, Oregon. Joined by Nate(dirtlifestyle) Ryan(Rubberducky_TJ) and more. We try out Airplane hill, Crushers, Can Opener(Archers) and Waterfall. All these trails were extremely difficult and add the wet rocks and rain it was extremely sloppy and wet. Hopefully we will head back soon.
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I love can opener we camp at the bottom and watch they from the top
Nice! Been there in the summer, different beast when it’s wet!🏁
For sure, I want to go back during the summer and try the hard stuff🤟🏻
Your lucky we flipped doing crushers
Were you running straight up the trail or on a bonus line?
Always fun watching videos from local trails and spotting people you know, or atleast their rig
Wow, this place looks gnarly!!! Great video 👍
Thanks👊🏻
What a playground!!! 😜 I like how you did your hood vents; on our To-Do list! ❤️🐞
Yea those genright hood vents look awesome, and really help vent all that hot air that gets trapped under the hood.
Archers has some fun spots. Looked like a good time.
What was the best performing tire that day? Did anyone grip better than the others?
You boys were killin' it out on the trail. Looks like fun We don't have anything close to trails like that here in Delaware.
Great video!
Thanks👊🏻
Does rubbery ducky have a TH-cam channel?
Nope, just Instagram.
Why so pro
Awesome video.Dont take this personal,I think music threw the whole video is overkill.You did do a good job with the volume as you can still hear the rigs.
Thanks, it is tough trying to please everyone, lol. But without music it feels kinda slow and boring. But I always try and put it in the background of the sweet music of the 4.0, lol.
Great video, keep them coming as it really helps inspire me to keep building our rig.
Thanks, glad I could help, lol.
Gnarly stuff!
Yes it was
Dang. I’ll never take my rzr through that haha! I love to see them jeeps gettin down though.great video man, thanks for puttin it up!
Thanks. There was a Can-Am that was behind us for a while. It did pretty good, but it got beat up a lot out there.
Dang that trip looked tough! With everything wet definitely seems to have increased the difficulty a lot!
Dont let any one fool you driving crushers from bottom to top in the dry with out breaking is a good day.....and if you do break, recovery can be a nightmare
I LOVE TILLAMOOK!!!!!!!!!!! Did the badge trails there in our JKUR (our first trail videos too) and can not wait to go back in my TJ after the axle swap in the front. Gonna be gnarly.
U kids should stay home....playing with the big boys now!
Man I wish I had it up for this, I'm only a few minutes from Browns... But jeep has been having issues 😣. Anyways you all should try it try and you don't have the mud to overcome. It's fun both ways. But completely changes the trail from wet to dry
Yea, we want to go back there for sure
How many of the TJ/LJs were using air shocks? Did they work as well as the coil-overs/bypass shocks in the slippery, muddy, rock crawling/bouncing?
hardcore
What tires (size/make/model) tires were everyone using? Which tires performed the best?
Mostly 40’s. The only tire that really stands out is nate’s bfg Krawler 39” red label stickies. Those things are on a different level.
What spring rates did you go with on your rear coilovers?
They are 200/150 Eibach springs. So far they have been great. The coilovers were tuned by Accutune offroad.
Thanks for the info
What shocks is Nate rocking?
Nate runs Bilstein, coilovers an shocks
Looks rad dude. So whatever happened to Dan and the s10?
He keeps breaking axle shafts, so he is saving $ for some rcv’s than he will be back.
@@MuddyBeards4X4 him and I have the same truck. I got my rcv's on Autoplicity for $1200. Pass it on lol
I will let him know
Some Pebbles laying on the Highway to Hell😁
What size wheels are your running?
They are 17” steel wheels with the diy weld on bead locks.
Great video, shows the struggle up here in browns with the mud. My buddie Jesse with the green TJ is awesome. I was supposed to go but had to work. Wish I would have gone! Check out my instagram johnnymoon1 if you get the chance. Well have to meet up sometime
The struggle is real when it’s wet for sure. I definitely want to go back and explore some more. Also sweet samurai, love those things when they are done up.
@@MuddyBeards4X4 Yeah its rough because most of the year its nasty but the few times its dry opens up a whole new ball game. Thanks man! Ill try and pay more attention when you guys come down here and ill be sure to go.