Silver Lake Family Wheelin'

[srlbotanical]

 

 

We had a blast...

 

Steve

[Wingnut]

That's a great pic

[General Lee 01]

Great shot!

 

 

I wouldn't have resisted the opportunity to jump off the back into the sand and see how far I'd slide/roll down. The tailgate would've made a perfect "diving" board (to jump off of of course, non of that jumping bouncity bouncity stuff on a tailgate ).

 

 

I guess that's why nobody ever takes me to any type of dunes with them.

[srlbotanical]

Great shot!

 

 

I wouldn't have resisted the opportunity to jump off the back into the sand and see how far I'd slide/roll down. The tailgate would've made a perfect "diving" board (to jump off of of course, non of that jumping bouncity bouncity stuff on a tailgate ).

 

 

I guess that's why nobody ever takes me to any type of dunes with them.

 

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We did plenty of that! the kids had a blast jumping off the tail gate. In the ORV area you have to stay close to the truck, there are a lot of other vehicles zipping over the dunes. This was the steepest dune in the park and this picture was taken right after we drove up and over, stopping at the top for the view...

 

10 pounds of air in the tires, 4low on the slush box, and a heavy right foot can take you anywhere you want to go!

 

Steve

[nxtnlne]

Nice family....

Wonder if my stock truck would high center on that hill?

[srlbotanical]

Nice family....

Wonder if my stock truck would high center on that hill?

 

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Thanks!

 

I am pretty close to stock with only my t-bars cranked and an add-a-leaf. If I slow down too soon I high center. You just need enough momentum to blast over the ridge. That's the nice thing about sand...its real soft. No trail rash! Lots of stock trucks can be seen driving on the dunes. They do fine.

 

Steve

[nxtnlne]

Nice family....

Wonder if my stock truck would high center on that hill?

 

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Thanks!

 

I am pretty close to stock with only my t-bars cranked and an add-a-leaf. If I slow down too soon I high center. You just need enough momentum to blast over the ridge. That's the nice thing about sand...its real soft. No trail rash! Lots of stock trucks can be seen driving on the dunes. They do fine.

 

Steve

 

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Ahhh....

[Elwood 2000]

Looks like a ton of fun! I wish we had something like that around here!

[FCAndrews71]

Man, I havent been to Silver Lake in years! Michigan born and raised here, but the military sends you all over the place! Ill be back though.

[M J]

where exactly is that?

 

10psi in your tires? that sounds awfully low for sand 4wheelin, but if it worked, guess im just stupid

[vxaxv17]

where exactly is that?

 

10psi in your tires? that sounds awfully low for sand 4wheelin, but if it worked, guess im just stupid

 

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I usually run around 12psi in real tough sand so 10 isnt that low really. If i remember correctly it only takes about 6psi to hold the tire on the rim.

 

Jim

[M J]

 

lowest ive ever seen hold the bead was 8psi on BFG MT's, ill have to try 6 one day