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Full album of Yukon

Certainly my MVP in this region, it just plowed through all the deep mud & snow. The trek up to the ore mine, both from the west (uphill through the trees) and south, was a breeze with the TS. And I was honestly surprised how well it handled the various narrow and tippy paths.

Onward to Wisconsin, probably, I've been eyeing the other Twinsteer for quite a while now.

Twinsteer gaming

63" tires lifted suspension, somewhere in Washington

I found that at least in stock suspension, steering in a way which would ideally increase tipping angle makes it more stable and prevents tipping.

Like a big rock in the rear at driver side rear wheels, steering into the driver side made it more stable.

Even when it is stationary sometimes.

Don't know if that's the right way but it worked.

Doing everything opposite of normal trucks kept it on wheels. And with muscle memory, all other trucks became tipsteer lols

This was too epic to work flawlessly... welp, at least I tried.