"Listen, you stack, ... I'll drive." :flipoff2:

http://www.monsterslayer.com/jeep/RCAA_CCity/MikeRockinLance.jpg

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Thanks Jaffer!

how did the ifs/irs setup do? it sure does have a nice belly..


http://www.monsterslayer.com/jeep/Pics/BellyUp.jpg

http://www.monsterslayer.com/jeep/Pics/SloCrawler2.jpg
Looks like John was gettin it.

Thanks for posting them here John "edited by camo"



bashing other bbs or sites is a great way to get banned. please don't do it on my forums. we all have our purpose and place.

thanks camo

As long as the pics can be seen from here (a non-commercial site) and by an audience who really appreciate good crawl'in pics, what's yer point, what's it to ya, and who gives a fawk, Bradley? ... :rolleyes: :flipoff2:

thanks Jaffer.

do you have any final results ?

Originally posted by Daniel
THANKS! More of these please!
http://www.monsterslayer.com/jeep/Pics/Assasin.jpg

whose rig is that? what're the specs?

-Steve

Just messin with ya John. :D
Catch you later, Rockgarden is going to do Ophir and Imogene next Sun. if you wanna go.

Originally posted by camo
thanks Jaffer.

do you have any final results ?

Nope, there were just a few rigs left on the coarses and probably about an hour away from the awards ceremony when I decided to cut and run for home ... got in past midnite ...
And I'm still hoping they pulled my stub out of the hat for those free GoodYears ... :p

All I gotta say is it was the toughest event ever and horrably grueling due to the heat.
I've really got to hand it to big guys like Lance and Moose giving it their all under what anyone could call 'harsh' and 'severe' conditions.
They ought to have the spotters pass a cardio/treadmill exam!
The coarses were both steep AND technical, with axel breaking chazems and fissures tossed in for good measure.
Phil Collard, the RCAA coarse designer out did himself on this one, even tossing in 'bonus' gates of evil temptation ... :vader2:
There were tons of action, roll overs, and last ditch frenzy all within easy walking around distance.
Cedar City was :smokin:

Got any more pics of Randy's rig?? I email him for details of how it's doing but havn't got a reply in a weeks time? I would think his arms are too far apart but that's just me.

Originally posted by Rebel
how did the ifs/irs setup do?

:rainbow:

So why the hell is he running it???

Originally posted by randii
Class act, Brad. :shaking:
We'll compete with anyone on the merits of our articles ...
Randii

Randii, et all ..
I fealt like I was failing to capture some of the action with the digital so I shot the other half of this meet's pics on film with the ol' Nikon F.
Never could get used to the silent, delayed shutter on a digital ...
The rolls are being processed at the local supermarket and I should have the prints scanned and posted on my server in a day or so.
I'm hoping there will be some good ones as I took most of the potentially fast moving action with the SLR at a 500 shutter speed.
Not a bad back up plan I guess ... since as I recall, 'the competition' lost the entire load of the Farmingion meet's pics when the computer ate them! :flipoff2:
So stay tuned ...

I fealt like I was failing to capture some of the action with the digital so I shot the other half of this meet's pics on film with the ol' Nikon F.
I know what you mean. I shoot a pair of Pentax P5's and have for nearly twenty years. I could feed film on my head in the dark... i'm way familiar with these. When I shoot film, I use SeattleFilmWorks and check the box to get them delivered online, in addition to the prints to my mailbox. They can even develop and scan slides, for when I'm shooting for print.

I shoot digital stuff, too, but there's always a film back dangling alongside it!

Randii