Originally Posted By: Miller88
The key is to not get it spinning and don't beat on it!
Actually, when it gets deep it's the opposite. I was bouncing off the rev limiter a few times last weekend. Of course, we were going through much more than 2'and on much tougher terrain. The trail leader had a 454 powered buggy with Rockwell axles on 44's. My lowly squirrel powered what's-left-of-a-YJ on 38x16's kept up all day.
The key is to not get it spinning and don't beat on it!
Actually, when it gets deep it's the opposite. I was bouncing off the rev limiter a few times last weekend. Of course, we were going through much more than 2'and on much tougher terrain. The trail leader had a 454 powered buggy with Rockwell axles on 44's. My lowly squirrel powered what's-left-of-a-YJ on 38x16's kept up all day.
