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powershift

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First pic was taken standing on the bottom of the 2nd washout trench that the LR4 needed to back down through after getting stuck hill climbing.

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Getting out of the first washout leg

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Now stuck in the second leg that was twice as deep as the first. Eventually got out but went nearly full throttle in 4L reverse downhill. It was not slipping the tires with the throttle down and loading an incredible amount of power, but not moving either. Then all the sudden it launched backwards downhill and the chassis went from almost laying over to the left to quickly lifting the left way into the air with the right side dropping down and it felt like it was going tip. It was scary asf but fun when it was over lol.

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As an aside, Extended mode doesn't work on a hill. Everything is much harder while stuck at the top of a hill!
 

Mike94531

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This is our '10 LR4, sadly it's only been off road once with the Rocklin Land Rover dealership group years ago where I punctured a brand new Pirelli tire on the trail , luckily we had a full size spare. It usually serves duty as the daily for my wife and hauling the kids and their friends. Mostly all stock except for the air suspension has been replaced by factory coil springs and shocks. Still rides great with those springs and shocks. Currently broken in the driveway with a leaking rear water manifold and I figured at 171K miles I should replace the timing chain and related components.
 

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Went with friends to drive the Naches Trail in Washington, it's quite narrow and technical. Got to test my new rock/tree sliders, they did their job. End of the trail was a bit wet with very slick clay, so I had to take some "interesting" lines to avoid sliding down embankments into tree roots that would have resulted in body damage.
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It still amazes me that a Car can be daily driven for 16 years straight, put 162k miles under its belt and still look this good with just a wash
 

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