Hungry Valley SVRA Gorman 4x4 | Sluice Box Course

In this episode I am indecisive in tackling the Sluice Box Course in Hungry Valley SVRA Gorman at the 4x4 practice area. And, well, I threw the little Honduzu in there! After a long self debate, a fellow offroad enthusiast offered to spot me though it! I took him up on that offer and I did not regret it one bit!

HUGE thank you to him for spotting and his wife for getting the awesome footage of it all! This community of offroaders / campers / overlanders do not disappoint

This Honda Passport / Isuzu Rodeo has the factory front suspension with a Torsion bar crank for about a 3 inch lift, the rear has 3 inch lift springs and a 1 inch spacer for a total of 4 inches of lift. The front differential is wide open and the rear differential has a weak and/or dead LSD...

[GrizzlyPath]

Another awesome video of you pushing your limits and learning, keep it up and keep them coming!

[squidsoutdoors]

looks like you never lost traction in the rear wonder how a 2wd with lockers would fair vs a 4x4 with no lockers hummm lol love the video

[freedomnatureman]

Awesome video I’m very tempted to go try the sluice box 🦅

[vinnyg]

I'm in the process of building a 96 cherokee. I have been wanting to try the miller jeep trail. I was looking to go with a group thats experienced.

[daklakfoto]

I missed out at this spot while there. next time

[GoGoMtb]

Great !! 😁
I think rodeo lsd are not as good as toyota's.
I read that's only 30% of the power on the wheel on the ground and 70% for toyota's lsd. 😐
I've got an oem locker on my nissan patrol y60, it's awesome.

[michaelwisnewski]

Do you have any plans to upgrade to a locker? I dont know about the front
but those d44 30 splines have a huge aftermarket.

[basementgamer]

Hey man, love your content! Love the passport! I’m attempting to get my 99 passport trail ready, so I’m wondering if you knew of any coil spring spacers that fit? I got 275 but I rub a lot, so articulation is an issue, I’m just trying to get a couple of inches above the tire, any feedback would be amazing! Aftermarket parts are a bitch to find

[syrusstrampher]

I can't use the 2-ft technique because I drive a 5-speed manual 93 Rodeo