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amrg

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Lololol!!!

Has anyone seen this?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5OEwFhbL3k
They actually do this to all kind of trucks ( Nissans, Toyos mostly). Ive seen them being done on normal to busy Round abouts. The people that do this are, lets say kinda retarded! I remember when I was installing my 35s a guy came to me and hes like I can do this and that, then shows me a picture of his fj after jumping a dune and crashing, his license plate was nxt to his windshield 5 mins later, he takes that fj and does the same stunt infront of me! They use some sort of "desert tires" inflated to 70 psi to do those stunts btw!
 

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So have any of you who own an h3 ever been "smart" enough to do this?? [emoji15][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23] http://youtu.be/pj9ByGAvfAw
I've done this several times, but Im only talking about max 10 inches of the ground ( desert driving at high speed and tires at v.low pressure ~ 10 psi @ 60-70 mph). At those conditions, the landings are extremely soft I only find out that I got Air time when others mention it.
Occasionally I hit unexpected bumps on the dunes and get it to jump at slow speeds, but those are very rare and are no where that high(maybe 14"), and I try to avoid em as much as possible.
 
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My wife did that to mine this summer up there! All it did was break a bunch if the plastic push in fasteners that hold our rigs together............lol


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Whats nice about the dunes is that they could be forgiving. There is a little cushion before you hit the really hard packed stuff, which also give! (If you compare to hard rocks for example)
Offcourse there is a limit before stuff break and things get expensive!
 
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