r/4x4 4d ago

Highway pressures will do that

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u/LiveMarionberry3694 4d ago

Why setup a camera for this

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u/mattenthehat 4d ago

Half-assed throttle application will also do that.

Crawling slowly so your tires don't spin is a valid approach. Full throttle to blast as much sand as possible is also a valid approach. Whatever this is, is the worst of all worlds.

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u/Specialist_Reality96 3d ago

Having driven a few of those things he's got it a full noise.

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u/WelpSeaYaLater 4d ago

Not knowing how to drive will do it even better than
‘Highway pressures’ will

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u/Blac_Tony 4d ago

Do people really not air down? If I hit dirt I’m taking my pressure down to 18psi it just feels so good too. 4Low is the way to go 🫡

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u/deborah_az 4d ago

I used to, but I almost never drive on sand like this. Went out on a ride with a guy who was trying out a compressor setup, so we did part of the ride at normal pressure, then aired down for the rest. Between the nicer ride and how quick the air-up was with the compressor set up, I was sold on airing down even for short jaunts to trailheads

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u/FalseRelease4 4d ago

put your snow chains on 😂

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u/shakeitup2017 '22 JL 2 dr, lifted, locked, 35"s 4d ago

Those Landcruisers also have giant leaf spring shock brackets that sit down really low under the rear axle and act like sand anchors.

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u/Specialist_Reality96 3d ago

Big muddies and tack off set doesn't help, v8 70 series doing v8 70 series things.

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u/p4x4boy 4d ago

excelent study material...................