by JASON96R » Mon Jan 29, 2007 8:04 pm
Pretty cool until they started to try to run cars over with it. Just shows you how great Jeeps are off road. Some may say Hummer H1 is better, but guess who designed that, before GM bought it.
Jeeps own all. Ask the guy in the Chevy pickup that was lifted and had stuff done to the engine. He gets stuck in the mud out in a field, says he was waiting for tractor to come. I was like do you want to try to get that out now he laughs tells me I will get stuck, I said I probably won't. Throw my stock 96 Grand Cherokee with 318 in 4WD Low pull into the same stuff he is in to get in front of his vehicle he hooks them up and I go ahead and pull him out of the mud. He was very mad that I was able to pull him out so easily, but I think it was more driving skills then his vehicle.
I watched him get stuck he got in the mud, not sure if he was in low, started to get stuck then floored it a couple times trying to get out, which is a sure fire way to get stuck. I drove Hummers a lot off road in the Army and know my way around mud, Korea, so I know what I'm doing. Plus that year of grand Cherokee has a very similar suspension etc. that a H1 Hummer has.
Pretty cool until they started to try to run cars over with it. Just shows you how great Jeeps are off road. Some may say Hummer H1 is better, but guess who designed that, before GM bought it.
Jeeps own all. Ask the guy in the Chevy pickup that was lifted and had stuff done to the engine. He gets stuck in the mud out in a field, says he was waiting for tractor to come. I was like do you want to try to get that out now he laughs tells me I will get stuck, I said I probably won't. Throw my stock 96 Grand Cherokee with 318 in 4WD Low pull into the same stuff he is in to get in front of his vehicle he hooks them up and I go ahead and pull him out of the mud. He was very mad that I was able to pull him out so easily, but I think it was more driving skills then his vehicle.
I watched him get stuck he got in the mud, not sure if he was in low, started to get stuck then floored it a couple times trying to get out, which is a sure fire way to get stuck. I drove Hummers a lot off road in the Army and know my way around mud, Korea, so I know what I'm doing. Plus that year of grand Cherokee has a very similar suspension etc. that a H1 Hummer has.