I didnt even knew buddy took a video. This is a different angle, I love the commentary. Hope yall enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=53syKEW9lNU

 

Haha i've seen that before! Step side truck ftw!@

 

lol, good stuff....

 

hahah, best part : "we've got a winner...... and a sore loser"

 

try doing that with a new Toyota lol my cousins would kick my trucks ***.

 

funny

 

looks like a good time

 

Lol true, not much of a contest there..... those 22R's have like 88hp or something.

 

i have 79.8!


at 7200ft of elevation

 

those 22r's may have little hp.. but they are a badass motor... they dont die... period.

 

That is really funny. WINNER......SORE LOSER ha

 

Very True!

I'd like to see that ranger hooked up to late 1st gen taco with the 3.4L and factory rear Diff Lock, or a newer taco with the 4.0L and factory diff lock.

A guy at work used his 2001 taco 3.4L with diff lock to yank a Sea Can (over 12,000lbs) across a job site last year, this was after a 5-ton couldnt get enough traction to move it more than 10feet in the dirt.

 

i'm glad to see a ranger win, but nobody noticed that you wiggled yourself into the grass while he stayed in the dirt the whole time. unfair advantage?

 

look at the ranger go!!! nice pull!!!

 

Yeah not really that impressive a win.

 

Keep in mind I was running Destination LE street tires and he was running BFG AT's dropped to 10 psi.
As for wiggling myself on the grass, I didnt mean to, the truck just went that way.

I tried talking dude into doing it again since I got my BFG's, I figured it may have been a lil more even (not really I know) both of us having off-road tires.

 

wow if you do do it again make sure to have video so we can see his butt kicked again.lol

 

why not try a dude in a same year taco as yours with the V6, and all terrain tires..

 

Id love to, but of all the taco owners I have seen they too afraid, might break somethin.
Im kinda a distructive person anyways, if my truck broke i'd just fix it. One of the good things bout having a key to your own parts store.