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I’ve been really looking forward to this one!
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Love how they are constantly dismissing the front locker, open roof line and removable doors. And downplaying the camera usefulness. There was a wide drone shot in the middle where the 4runner was bouncing all over and the bronco was gliding up the pass. But they rate the comfort level the same. at one point they stated they could equal the performance with 11k in upgrades to the yota. Still leaves no disco no cams. But it would still have the reliability of the “old shoe”.Bronco Wins:
I haven't done any 4 wheeling, so i have to use the ratings in trail guides and Imogene is rated as the highest rating of "difficult". If it can be done in a Subaru, then I'll add it to my list of first trails i do.They should have chosen a different trail. They aren't proving much as Imogine can be done in a Suburu.
Before I go getting someone into a bind, I will should say this: It has been about 8 years since I last ran it an and trails out there can change significantly from year to year due to weather, traffic, etc. When I ran it, we passed at least 2 Suburus coming from the opposite direction. The more "difficult" sections were optional from what I can remember as well.I haven't done any 4 wheeling, so i have to use the ratings in trail guides and Imogene is rated as the highest rating of "difficult". If it can be done in a Subaru, then I'll add it to my list of first trails i do.
Imogene's rating in trail guides is a running joke in a lot of offroad communities. Doing it in a Subaru would require some serious skinny peddle action, and you would bang your tail all over the place, but it could be done.I haven't done any 4 wheeling, so i have to use the ratings in trail guides and Imogene is rated as the highest rating of "difficult". If it can be done in a Subaru, then I'll add it to my list of first trails i do.
I think this video overall is really good and generally like the TFL content. Totally agree on this point though. I’d say you can even go sub-BL trim with Squatch (or regular Non Squatch BL) and it’s less expensive than the TRD Pro with similar or better capabilities.They keep saying $11K more, but I can build a 4 door Badlands Squatch 2.7 with the same capabilities for $11K less, $9K if I keep the cameras in high package.