Dubsta 6x6 and Sandking XL or SWB

[abigor115]

6x6 yes and only 6x6...why? well ask Dan Bilzerian

[DominusTaranis]

I constantly see topics on off road advice and which is better and it seems the dubsta 6x6 gets alot of love. Personally i hated mine and sold within a week. Its faster than the sandking yeah but it slides all over. If you are doing dirt trail offroading its faster but what about true offroading. Try taking it up steep mountains and it slides around like a bitch and cannot get grip. What is the love for the 6x6 am i missing something? It seems to me the Sandking has been and always will be the king of rugged offroading and rock climbing (disregard the monster trucks because they arent storable)

Do you floor it, or use precise throttle control? Not pushing that trigger all the way can make a world of difference.

[SmellyNeko]

If you're doing freemode offroad trailing, the Enus Huntley is one of the best offroad vehicles. It's planted, really hard to roll, AWD, and fast.

Edited February 2, 2015 by SmellyNeko

[JustinR512]

If you're doing freemode offroad trailing, the Enus Huntley is one of the best offroad vehicles. It's planted, really hard to roll, AWD, and fast.

The trails may not be paved, but for the most part I wouldn't consider following them to be "off-roading". I think a lot of the off-road enthusiasts here would probably agree that true off-roading is when you look at the map and there's no line under your position.

[SmellyNeko]

 

If you're doing freemode offroad trailing, the Enus Huntley is one of the best offroad vehicles. It's planted, really hard to roll, AWD, and fast.

The trails may not be paved, but for the most part I wouldn't consider following them to be "off-roading". I think a lot of the off-road enthusiasts here would probably agree that true off-roading is when you look at the map and there's no line under your position.

 

It's fine for that. There are hills the Huntley can climb that the 6x6 cannot. The 6x6 has 1000 more mass and only slightly higher HP. The Huntley is fantastic for all types of off-roading, whether a line is under you or not. Baller 2 is good as well, but not quite as good as the Huntley... I think it's because it only has 5 gears as opposed to Huntley's 6

 

And stuff like bike trails are definitely off-roading.

Edited February 2, 2015 by SmellyNeko

[Nipper]

Huntley S is the best at going up steep inclines at high speeds. Use Chiliad as a ramp, much like in Super cars.

 

For rock climbing and such, Sandking. For speed, Huntley S, just avoid the rocks.

[bigd7775]

Yea we have a couple of people in our off-roading crew that use a huntley and they rather enjoy it.