How fast have you had your jeep???
.... On the way for wheeling or hunting 100-120 km/h. After - not comfortable.
11-05-2011, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by MrJones944
Last time I was in Canada I kept seeing these signs that were govt. sponsored telling you that exceeding the 100kph limit by 50kph was like a automatic roadside suspension, vehicle impound, penis removal, and a felony. Was thinking to myself how often that is a regular occurrence around detroit.
If you are going 75mph then people are passing you on the left are right, seriously it is dangerous to go the speed limit because you will cause an accident by going to slow!
11-05-2011, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted by MrJones944
Last time I was in Canada I kept seeing these signs that were govt. sponsored telling you that exceeding the 100kph limit by 50kph was like a automatic roadside suspension, vehicle impound, penis removal, and a felony. Was thinking to myself how often that is a regular occurrence around detroit.
11-05-2011, 06:03 PM
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Sure did. The hwy part is easy, 90mph only last until the first increase in grade, small hill, overpass, slight breeze, possibly the wrong song on satellite radio, it doesn't take much to "slow down" a 4 door on 40"s. Now getting it to stop, that definitely takes the one ton brakes on the ProRock 60's. The offroad part actually takes some formal training to drive fast and safe over rough terrain, and it helps to have about $10k+ in suspension designed to handle that kind of driving.