Biology of the FJ Cruiser

[mazilla]

Originally Posted by Thirty-Nine

Well, I've wheeled in an FJ before and with a number of very well-setup FJs, and they did great. Driver has a lot to do with it!

http://www.sd4wheel.com/


That's my club(I'm a member). I know the driver has a lot to do with it, but I lost all respect for FJ's after spending hours and hours behind a couple of them trying to get unstuck on trails on the sides of sheer cliifs with no way around. Whenever I think FJ I recall hanging by my seat belt on a hairy section of trail, dead stopped.

[Thirty-Nine]

Originally Posted by mazilla

http://www.sd4wheel.com/


That's my club(I'm a member). I know the driver has a lot to do with it, but I lost all respect for FJ's after spending hours and hours behind a couple of them trying to get unstuck on trails on the sides of sheer cliifs with no way around. Whenever I think FJ I recall hanging by my seat belt on a hairy section of trail, dead stopped.

Sitting on the trail forever is the worst part about trail rides.

I've wheeled with FJs in Moab twice. It was the same FJ both times, and it went everywhere we did (in highly modified JKs, TJs) without issue. I'm not disagreeing with you, just saying.