Any T4R owners up in Nor Cal/Sac area?

riceandpho said:
gyota u ever see my ride? im usually in sac alot, on weekends, mainly at chinese and vietnamese resturants, on stockton blvd, also u might be able to see my ride in natomas by the regal theather, also i b goin to century theather at ethan way alot, u might be able to tell my ride by the front, black out headlights, tinted front windows, cherrybomb vortex muffler, if u look closer in my grill ull see the knight rider light bar, look for my license plate frame, itll say security by audiomobile , thats my uncles shop in the bay area oakland chinatown.


woooooooooooooooow that was long winded hahha
 
Hey all,
Right now because of my detrimental to my social life work schedule, I can not go on any weekend runs. We have shift change in about 2 months. I will post here if there are any runs with my off road club that are safe for SUV's. (Some of these trails are for Jeeps or highly modified or older 4Runners where body damage is not a big deal.) In the mean time, if any Sacramento area 4x4 enthusiasts' want to join the club on other runs, or look into joining a 4WD club that has a great time, pls go to http://www.ccmg4wd.org/

In the photo albums, you'll see me & Ruffian and some other very nice modified older 4Runners. :bigok:
 
We should organize a meet sometime in the near future.

nobody checks these forums enough. I'm 2wd with a 4cylinder and a 5sp manual, I can't relate to off roading or any other awesome true 4runner shit.

I can however drink tons of booze and talk about celebrities I wanna ****.

:naughty:
 
Well then here's an idea. We can meet somewhere close enough to a trail where even a stock vehicle can get in. Have a BBQ, enjoy the beautiful area, and then those of us with 4x4 can go play. I'll have extra seats and would be more than happy to have some ride alongs! I know a trail up in the Sierras called Signal peak. It has two trails actually up to the peak. One is easy the other is moderate. It used to be harder but I've heard people have been moving rocks. Or say with winter coming, meet at Mormon Immigrant trail. Hot toddys, bbq, kids (and big kids) can inner tube in the snow, and again, the higher up you go on the road the more snow you find.
 
As long as 80/50 aren't closed to 2wd, it sounds like a plan. I'm a mountain biker so could definitely find some trails out there I could ride next to you guys on :)
 
Very rarely do they close the highways during the day. I was thinking more of a day after a good snow fall. Although going out DURING a storm is lots of fun too. This is MagnumFan and I last winter on Mormon Immigrant Road.

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Top of Signal Peak....easy route.

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there's no way i could make it on those 1st two pix man. did you miss the 2wd portion of my post?

If the third and forth pix are like that the whole way, should be gravy!
 
there's no way i could make it on those 1st two pix man. did you miss the 2wd portion of my post?

If the third and forth pix are like that the whole way, should be gravy!

Yes I caught the "2WD" part of your post. I learned how to drive in snow like that with a 2WD. I had to relearn with 4WD!!

I used to take my 97 4Runner into snow like that in Colorado. You just need to know how to not get stuck. Oh and #1 is tires. So heck yeah I wouldn't put you into a situation to get stuck. Trust me, I hate digging out snow but it is fun to play in.

Single peak easy route is just that....gravy! And beautiful. These were just suggestions for places for a meet. And a play area for kids and adults alike. And if the consensus was for somewhere like these places, you don't have to go play. Like I said, I'm cool for ridealongs. And to pass on what others have taught me.
 
Nor Cal Wheelin?

I'm new to this site and to wheeling in the area. Would be up for a trip in the new year. Holidays keeping me busy for now but sometime after the first week of January.... anyone around and interested? I know of a few trails from some other sites and few 4x4 books but would love going with someone who has been out there before.
 
Hello all,

don't mean to hijack this thread but seems like the easiest way to get all the norcal folks attention since there are only two pages of posts on the regional section. I am looking for someone to help me out with doing a rotor replacement on my '94 4runner 4wd. Please reply in this thread:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/no-cal/65836-need-help-replacing-front-rotors.html

Thanks in advance and I hope I can contribute back to this community in the future :thanks:
 
Hey

Hey guys, just wondering if there are any ther owners or clubs up here in the Sacramento, Ca area. If so I'd like to hook and talk trucks, I just got mine but I'm looking forward to learning. Thanks


Im on the island of Alameda just east of Oakland. Im a newbie and would like to learn how to wheel from those in the know. Oh and im also looking for a welder in the EB if any one can refer me too someone to install my sliders..

Later
 

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