Anyone watch the new xtreme 4x4 today?

[lochenjons]

They put rocks under their bottom drawer buggy. What I thought was really interesting tho was the brake setup they did on that thing. Two master cylinders and two pedals up against each other (so they could be used as one) so they could independatly brake front and rear. Pretty cool!

 

[k2mslskier]

My question is what happened to Jesse??????

 

[1978Blazerk5]

My question is what happened to Jesse??????

yah x2 on that

 

[lochenjons]

Shes supposed to be coming back soon and is recovering.

Copied from Xtreme's site:
"Here's an update on Xtreme 4x4's Jessi Combs. Following back surgery in February, and three months of R&R, she's on her way to a full recovery. Her first trip back to the Powerblock Tech Center was April 25th, whereshe visited with Ian and the crew for over an hour, catching up on the latest project builds. She looks forward to returning to the shop on light duty in the coming weeks as she continues her rehabilitation. Again, Jessi would like to everyone for their support, well wishes and prayers."

 

[k2mslskier]

Ahh....grassi ass. I forgot about her back deal.

 

[1fastchevy]

sorry, What happened to her back? have they shown the urban gorilla last episode? Dave

 

[Chevy305]

sorry, What happened to her back? have they shown the urban gorilla last episode? Dave

x2 I wanna know because that thing is kick ass!

 

[k2mslskier]

It's in the latest issue of DieselPower magazine.

 

[robert97dodge]

sorry, What happened to her back? have they shown the urban gorilla last episode? Dave

They havent done the pay off episode yet. The last show they had with the gorilla was when they finished the ulitmate trailer and then it showed the gorilla parked outsdie with the trailer hooked to it and there red buggy on the trailer. But I noticed they they had the jacks down on the trailer. I am thinking they may have figured something wrong in the rear suspesion and it was squatting the gorilla to much becuase they never showed it with the weight of the trailer on it.

 

[CUCV2]

They put rocks under their bottom drawer buggy. What I thought was really interesting tho was the brake setup they did on that thing. Two master cylinders and two pedals up against each other (so they could be used as one) so they could independatly brake front and rear. Pretty cool!

Isn't that what the ebrake is for?