Ruby Clatterbox
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May offend some here, but I thought it was funny.
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It also has a hi water mode that allows you to raise it waay up at the press of a button. At that point you literally feel like your riding a horse (hence riot/crowd control). Most people don't run it in this mode but its there.Two weeks ago when I went to Uwharrie, I saw a newer Range go down one of the trails. Part of me wanted to follow to see how it did. We had already done that trail and there were some spots that I find highly unlikely this range could have made it through. Thing was bone stock running low profile street tires. Must be nice to be willing to trash an $80,00 vehicle.
Yeah I still don't think he would have had the clearance. We hit on breakover in quite a few spots in a 4door rubi. I think the wheelbase is even greater on those though I'm not sure. It would've been interesting to watch. I know they're very capable vehicles but I definitely wouldn't be taking one on those trails.It also has a hi water mode that allows you to raise it waay up at the press of a button. At that point you literally feel like your riding a horse (hence riot/crowd control). Most people don't run it in this mode but its there.
I'm not really sure anyone who drives a JL Wrangler can point that finger...I've heard they are a nightmare of electronic systems that pick the most inopportune time to fail.
Kinda like my 2020 JLUR....lolI've heard they are a nightmare of electronic systems that pick the most inopportune time to fail.
And yet there are those that can't wait to trash a 75K vehicle........the 392.Two weeks ago when I went to Uwharrie, I saw a newer Range go down one of the trails. Part of me wanted to follow to see how it did. We had already done that trail and there were some spots that I find highly unlikely this range could have made it through. Thing was bone stock running low profile street tires. Must be nice to be willing to trash an $80,00 vehicle.
Thats a fair point. I imagine it would be a lot cheaper to repair body damage on that over a RR though. I don't anticipate seeing many 392s out on the more challenging trails. Would be good out in the sand dunes and stuff to open the throttleAnd yet there are those that can't wait to trash a 75K vehicle........the 392.