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Big Bend Black Gap Road In A Subaru Forester
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- I put to the test my Subaru Forester at Big Bend National Park along with some serious Toyotas and a Land Rover. Surprisingly, the Subie did quite well and shocked some people!
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Maaan I have the same subaru but with everything stock and we brought it up to Cinammon Pass in Colorado without having to take away 1 bar of gas. Such a great vehicle!
That Subaru performed great and the gas savings are pretty cool too! 🎥🎬👍🏽
Forget that, I want a GX🥸
Color me impressed with the Forrester. Nice job on all the mixed terrain. Also nice to see a test of those Falken's. Nice vid!
My Toro AWD mower will take that trail like walking in the clouds. Just kidding. Great video Raza. Echale ganas.
Gold gold music
We spent a week in Big Bend in October. We have a '02 Rodeo 4x4 5 speed w/ 3" lift and 33s. A Hyundai Palisade AWD was in our group and they managed Black Gap road surprisingly well. Others were in Yotas or Jeeps. The local wood we bought in Terlingua was damn difficult to burn, but we managed. Fun trip overall.
Nice work. I was thinking about replacing my old SG Foz with a ute but you've convinced me that an SJ is what I need.
Amazing video!!! Thanks for sharing it!! We had an amazing time hanging out! Looking forward to next adventure 😎
Great video. I just got a 2013 forester recently. I drove a 03 tacoma but had to let it go. So nice to know the forester can tackle some trails with a 2" lift and tires.
I have those falkens on my crosstrek and they are surprisingly good in mud too. Uphill climb on a atv trail with all the mud from fresh snowmelt and not a problem.
Cool video! Awesome spotter.
A year ago I volunteered during a massive forest fire that happened near my city, I took my Forester there, it was about a 3 hour drive into the woods to reach the camp site of the firefighters and volunteers.
Trails were not tough but it was mostly loose gravel, steep hills and the ocassional rocky section, my forester took it like a champ. Some 4x4 tacomas were having a rough time climbing up some of those hills.
man love Seeing the snow caps out there!!!! Wish I would have gotten out there when it they really got snow!
Can’t wait to take my lr3 there, seen the Subaru doing that trail with no problem I feel more confident with my lr3
Very capable vehicle indeed but 14:20 on the video had me lmao...great adventure video bro and may peace be the journey as always!
Dat flex🤣
Great content my guy! Not the hardest trail but def the one with the best scenery. Cant wait for the next video.
Good stuff bro. The Subaru is very impressive
Great video y'all! Can't wait for the next one. I might have to take there a friend that just got a new 4 runner and still learning four wheeling.
Hey there brother! Great video and I’ve been watching your channel for about a year now and I’m also from Texas I’m actually from San Antonio and I’ve been to Big Bend National Park but never been gone on those type of trails because I’ve always gone by myself and for being a green horn myself I would like to go with a group that has experience and if I get stuck the group can put me out 😁 I would like to meet up with guys one of these days and go on a trial ride if possible! This is Big Boy Frank from Texas peace out ✌️
Awesome video! I was actually thinking of planning a camping trip to big bend but I didn't know about the black Gap Road thanks.
There you go!🤙🏼
Music is si good I enjoy
Good stuff! Not only can an Outback go through the Outback!
15:20 and that right there is the difference in AWD and 4WD. In a situation like that an AWD power will always go to axle with least resistance. There didn’t look to be much articulation there either.
That's not true at all. There are a million types of awd. Good systems can lock the power split, and have front and rear lsd's. The basic Subaru awd is actually not even a good system compared to the like of SH-AWD.
@@FurkanCemTurfanda AWD still has its limits. It can’t send 50/50 (center locked)at all times especially with some good articulation.
@@omgcheeter true of most AWD systems but the Bronco Sport Badlands AWD system lets you manually lock front to back and rear diff side to side. I spent six days trail riding in Moab and it works extremely well!
The weak link is the CVT gear ratio, not the AWD. X Mode probably stopped the spinning wheel and sent power to the non slipping wheel but the gear aint low enough. The new “Wilderness” editions addressed that issue and should perform better in such situation. Source : trust me bro!😅
That looks like a ton of fun, I have a 2016 Forester but no X mode looking back I wish I would’ve gone for that before purchasing. Impressive video. Why can’t I find any vids with crvs and rav4s on these off road trails??
Thanks Martin!
Right on man ✊🏻
Japanese-made 4x4s are the best!
Great video!! I am considering Forester at the moment and loved your detailed video!!
I was wondering how much horsepower your subaru has? Since with XT Forester discontinued in 2018, all trims are 182 hp now!
Thanks! Yeah this Forester is the naturally aspirated flat 4 with 170hp
Cvt? Men is. 24 with cvt and I’m worried to push it.
Awesome vid mate. I’ve got a 2020 Foz Sport 2” Ironman and Toyo OC III’s still on the 18 inch wheel 225 60 18. They are not the 10 ply LT’s that all the rangers recommend. Also have a full size spare (plug kit and pump too). Are these Toyo’s strong enough for the sharp rocks at 20-23 psi? Thanks!
Love it!
What kit did you use for the 2" lift?
Any other suspension mods to your car?
He just has a rough country 2 inch lift
with no suspension at all?? impressive!
Its a pity the Forester is a heavy hybrid model in the UK now.
¡Muy buen video! I was at BB in late 2015 and hope to go back some time soon. I didn't do Black Gap, though, just Old Ore and River Rd.
It's encouraging that the white stock 2014+ GX with running boards was able to do it. Do you happen to know what tire size they're running?
I don’t know the size but you can ask Mark on his Instagram👍🏼 @pilgrim_gxor
@@OverlandNomad Awesome, thanks for the prompt response!
I have a 2WD 3rd gen 4Runner on 32” falcon wildpeaks. Do you think that this trail would be possible?
Some skinny pedal and should be good on normal conditions
tks for video, how about CVT is still well ? any issue?
No issues 👍🏼
Not many have cvt issues. Misinformation just like Subarus are still burning oil in 2021. Take car of the car with recommended services and you won’t have any issues
Any skid plates? Stock suspension?
I have a 15' forester premium with no X-mode. Do you think a tire upgrade would of done the job?
Wondering because I really want to overland but don't want another vehicle or payment. Thanks.
Proper tires and you should be good 👍🏼
@@OverlandNomad do I need a lift if I'm not really rock crawling. The car is going to be packed though so wondering if I need it too
@@tongyang1631 for the type of trail you see in the video, clearance was essential but if you’re not gonna be going through small obstacles then you’re good 👍🏼
What’ are the mod to your subie? And what size of wheel and tire combo?
On the subie, did you disconnect swaybar? Also which lift did u go with?
Yes I did. Rough country 1.5
@@OverlandNomad So discontinued sway bar has no effect on X-Mode? Also did you fully remove just the rear or front as well or just one end and zip tied it up?
@@echols2010 zip tied
@@OverlandNomad nice do you have photos or a video of this by chance?
@@echols2010 sorry sold that car about a year ago
is the subaru lifted ? .
Yessir!
I'm an off road newbie. I have a 2017 OB. Do you think standard tires would work for any of these trails?
Also, have you ever tried River Road trail in BBNP?
Yes I’ve done River Road. I think you should be fine on stock tires, traction wise, but the rocks out there eat up street tires so make sure you have a spare if you do it. I’ve seen my friend get a flat and my friends and I helped a lady in a Crosstrek change her flat tire.
observation: What is it with Subaru owners? Thinking it is an H1 Hummer or UNIMOG.
Always posting lame-a$$ videos of how tough it is . . crossing 3” water or not-really challenging-proves-nothing-off-road groomed trails. Or worse “we got 3” snow”. “Gotta make a Subaru video!”
I’ve noticed Subaru owners seem to be the first to stock up groceries if the weatherman calls for 3” snow. Which is good really cause the rest of us don’t have to see them for 3-4 days hunkered in. Or stuck in a snow bank like any other passenger car . . because that’s all they really are. Same ground clearance and 4WD drive like hundreds of other common cars.
I think the next time I see a shopping cart with a 40ct toilet paper I’ll ask if they drive a Subaru and if bad weather is predicted.
It’s always amusing reading this level of offense towards something that literally has no effect towards the offended. Lol pretty intense. You may have forgotten about this comment, but I’m here to remind you how insane you sound 😂
@@newmason5572 The truth hurts? I heard the Subaru dealership in Nashville is closed currently until it thaws. (ref the unusual snow fall).
@@itsruf1 and? I could care less if a location closes in nashville lmao
tough truck with a soft ego lol