Thanks to Tony for these pics he sent me today...

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/inhole.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/inwater.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/broncoframe.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/frametwist.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/lostframe.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/minirubicon.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/raptortank.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/tankhole.jpg

http://www.gohumvee.com/images/toptruck/wolfframe.jpg

Tim.

:eek: :smokin:
Can I order my copy of the video yet?

I noticed that most TTC competitors use a lengthy hose to relocate the air intake. From my expiriences with cars you can not use that sort of hose because it will collapse from the engine vacuum. How did you and all the others get it to work?

Originally posted by CaptainFleXJ151
I noticed that most TTC competitors use a lengthy hose to relocate the air intake. From my expiriences with cars you can not use that sort of hose because it will collapse from the engine vacuum. How did you and all the others get it to work?

Bein in the aviation parts biz, I can tell you that some of that hose has steel cord coiled through it, that would be one solution to such a problem, I am betting that the hose they are running is similiar, (its called SCAT tubing in the aviation biz)

The hose I used is just Exhaust hose, but it's 4", so there wasn't much pressure on it.

The truck backfired a few times, and the hose did a nice little dance each time. :D

Man those too and hopeing someone got the jump in the obstalce couse and it looks like a cover shot

How does it feel when a 44" bogger disappears before your rig is even halfway into the hole?:eek:

The second pic makes it look as though you are driving a tractor:laughing:

Cooool pics!:eek: Looks like cover to me! Who took them :flipoff2: :D

I think that piece of drift wood holding the trany together helps with the buoyancy:D ( This is the last time I'll bring it up, no really)
Check your email, friend.

Saw this on your website. If this is called "timfront," let's see timrear ;) :D

Originally posted by CaptainFleXJ151
I noticed that most TTC competitors use a lengthy hose to relocate the air intake. From my expiriences with cars you can not use that sort of hose because it will collapse from the engine vacuum.

Come again? You will get maybe a 1" :rolleyes:

Originally posted by marilyn
Saw this on your website. If this is called "timfront," let's see timrear ;) :D

Can anyone guess what TIMFRONT is standing in front of?

My guess is, the desert. I know he's driving a CATVEE though.

Originally posted by Moab Austin


Can anyone guess what TIMFRONT is standing in front of?
Is he standing in front of something??:p

I can just see him squirming in his seat now :emb4:

Oops or would that be "Tim Rear" now? ;)

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Good shots of the truck also :cool2:

I can just see him squirming in his seat now
Oops or would that be "Tim Rear" now?
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH ROTFLMAO
Theresa you kill me sometimes.