hma03
Posts: 98
Joined: 3/3/2008
Status: offline
|
Hi Fourney,
MTZ's went really well. I dropped them to 18 and got through no worries. The main beach is hard sand with sections of chopped up soft stuff but not of any length. The beach entry/exits of course are always very deep soft sand. The exit was about 20 yards like that and I went out in 4WD High in second. The turbo is actually very good in those situations where you need some extra torque. I started to run out of legs but put the foot down and you could feel it just push through.
I think the main thing is if you do stop or get bogged down, don't wheel spin as the MTZ's will bury you pretty quickly then!
_____________________________
4" Rancho lift-custom paint, #35" Baja MTZ,17" steel rims, extended rear shackles, GM rock sliders, GME UHF radio, side mount UHF ariel, Pioneer AVIC, cargo barrier, 60L water tank, dual battery, custom drawer system, turbonetics turbo,500W inverter
|
Printable Version
RE: Repost of camping in Paradise - 
