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Chad82
02-15-2006, 08:32 PM
When I was younger and poor, I always liked going out with my buddies for some mudding. How competent at mudding is a TB? I wouldn't be doing any rock crawling or much trail driving, just nice muddy fields. I am looking at 03 or 04s with 40-80k miles on them, ranging in the 13-15k range. What else would I want to do to prepare this rig, assuming it is an adequate platform, to have a decent 4x4 as well as daily driver? (that means no 35" super swampers).

Chad82
02-16-2006, 05:20 PM
20 views and no replies? Anyone taken their TB off the streets yet?

maxwedge
02-16-2006, 08:09 PM
Std tires are not agressive enough, suspension is kinda soft for this, not a lot of wheel travel with the big sway bars, not really designed for serious off road with out mods. Locking diff would certainly help in the mud, tires are the biggie here.

emitchell233
03-03-2006, 01:33 PM
Check me out on my website... is that an answer for you?

www.bandofmudders.com

my callsign is mudtank

rodeo02
03-03-2006, 06:45 PM
... How competent at mudding is a TB? ...

In stock form, prolly not so good:banghead:- same as any other same class truck (exploder, durango, montero, patchfinder, etc..) You'd have to get better tires, loose the bumper skins and jack ths suspension (crank the t-bars, etc) a bit for even slightly agressive stuff.

G/luck
Joel

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