Trip report: The TC fools (The Bros) do Anza
A very few places in my life have had such a magnetic appeal, and storied history as does The Anza Borrego Desert State Park and environs in Southern California. My first trip there in 1965 was with...
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I knew the pool table would elicit a question. There was a note on the table that said the owner of the table had died and wanted his presence to be known and leave a little something in this remote place. His friends, who signed the table, as had other passers by, set the whole thing up with a nice cover to make it last a while. It was an odd thing to come upon.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/y9nfstvqf6hk4ab/up%20Fish%20Cr.%20Anza.m4v?dl=0
is another vid near the end of the Fish Cr. drainage. This is where we turned around. To see how steep, watch until the end.
The clear winner in the drivetrain warz this trip were my Detroit/Eaton True Trac, torque biasing, all gear driven, diffs. They are not limited slips and deliver traction to the wheel on each axle that has the MOST traction, not the least like limited slips do. Even when we had wheels off the ground, like in a couple of these vids, nothing slipped or spun. Amazing technology.
jefe
https://www.dropbox.com/s/y9nfstvqf6hk4ab/up%20Fish%20Cr.%20Anza.m4v?dl=0
is another vid near the end of the Fish Cr. drainage. This is where we turned around. To see how steep, watch until the end.
The clear winner in the drivetrain warz this trip were my Detroit/Eaton True Trac, torque biasing, all gear driven, diffs. They are not limited slips and deliver traction to the wheel on each axle that has the MOST traction, not the least like limited slips do. Even when we had wheels off the ground, like in a couple of these vids, nothing slipped or spun. Amazing technology.
jefe
