Recent content by Freyrt

Good to see you like the pictures. "How far away from civilization does this wheeling take place?" Iceland is a small country, when in the middle (furthest away from civilization) there are never more than 100 miles. But dont get fooled, when conditions are at its worst it's completely...

These pictures belongs to www.heimska.com - a great site with alot of 4 wheeling photos by an icelandic photographer

Here are pictures of a wallride on a icelandic glacier:

Honestly I don't undarstand the photographical question ;-) But Almost all photos are by Canon IXUS 50 set on Auto-settings.

over 80% of modified trucks here are diesels.

This is Ice

Moved my rear axle backwards 15 cm, that + the previous 6 cm gives tolal movement of 21 cm = 8,3". I also strengthened the rear part of the frame and built A - link spring suspension.

They cost around 800 $ here in Iceland but I don't know how much for the transport and taxes. But when I buy parts in the US I multiply the price in US 2-2.5 times. Like when I bought the AA sye kit for around 200 $, when I had paid for the transport and taxes the total sum was arround 480 $...

Fiberglass on all except the blue XJ, it had steel ones (that car was extremely low budget build). Freyr

Forgot my present daily driver:

No, I don't have bead locks. These tires are actually rather loose on the rim if nothing is done, maybe just takes 10-15 psi to make the tire pop on its seat. My rims are rolled (not sure if it's the right word) so the circumference is a bit larger and also the lip that holds the tire in place...