The blue buggy and one of the Sami's had it, the rest were fuel injected.

 

Haven't ran many trails. But when I had my truck for the first week I took it to a local Powerlines trail and got myself in a dizzy, I luckily was able to back down...but it was sketchy. No lift at all with street tires

 

Clearly pushing the limits of what a fully locked Discovery can handle.

I mean seriously, look at the gradient of that rock trail.

 

Hell's Gate, Utah several times

 

looks cool!

 

How did you like Moab? I want to hit up area bfe out there.

 

Nothin wrong with a bit of mall crawling. Lol

 

The whole Moab area is incredible as is all of southern Utah. I've spent quite a bit of time there over the years wheeling, hiking, and generally exploring and there's still lots I have not been to or seen. I've only driven thru BFE as it's trails are way beyond my rig for the most part but it's a must do for serious wheelers as are a number of other trails such as Pritchett, Behind the Rocks, etc. The main thing about Moab and Utah in general for me is the incredible scenery plus ruins, wildflowers and ancient rock art and not how difficult the 4x4 trails though I do enjoy wheeling a great deal. RME4x4.com is a good source of info about Utah wheeling from extreme to easy. Check it out.

 

It's bit of a drive for me but on the list to hit!