How to park on object/tires/tree stump/objects for flex pics.
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How to park on object/tires/tree stump/objects for flex pics.
Hello was wondering what the proper procedure for driving/parking on objects for flex shots. I've seen lots of pictures of jeeps parking on other jeep's tires.
I've been wanting to park on this 3 foot tall concrete block for a while for a flex pic but was wondering what the proper procedure was.
I have a 6speed 35's a lift and disconnects. The thing that concerns me is that there was a guy in my class that broke something on his while trying to do it on the same block.
Do I put the jeep in 4lo, let it climb up the straight vertical ledge, park take pics? Should I gas it at the beginning?
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I've been wanting to park on this 3 foot tall concrete block for a while for a flex pic but was wondering what the proper procedure was.
I have a 6speed 35's a lift and disconnects. The thing that concerns me is that there was a guy in my class that broke something on his while trying to do it on the same block.
Do I put the jeep in 4lo, let it climb up the straight vertical ledge, park take pics? Should I gas it at the beginning?
Thanks
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I'd start with something with a little smaller face. Climbing 3' vertical is possible but will take finesse. Certainly 4lo and finesse.
To the breakage comment- too much gas or not knowing the limit can absolutely snap an axle shaft or blow a u-joint.
To the breakage comment- too much gas or not knowing the limit can absolutely snap an axle shaft or blow a u-joint.
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Def. stay in 4 low and climb the block slowly. I do not know how large of a suspension you have or whatnot but with 35's im guessing it shouldn't be to difficult. Slow and steady wins the race. Make sure you post your "flex" picture so we can see how it turned out.