BrianSD_42
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Our group of 4 that continued South to get out stumbled upon a deep mud section. Some had to be pulled out and take the high ground. What was supposed to be a half-hour romp out and toward the 8 West turned into almost 2 hours due to it being pitch black and extremely muddy unexpectedly. To help the imagination a bit.. my tires are 37" and at one point I could barely see the top of them. I was able to power through with the help of my supercharger and lift clearance; snapped a few pics
I wonder if you guys drove into the silt pits/ruts along the railroad, headed south towards the 8. It is the best way to get south to the 8 hwy and dumps you the old cement factory.
That road is fun but it's incredibly dusty (when dry) with several sections of white silt that is over a foot deep at times and finer than sand. After my last trip I changed my oil right away because of paranoia although if it was muddy you have little to worry about. I could see that turning to nasty mud muck though.
Here it is in the daytime two years ago, basically the area has really deep ruts that are a lot of fun to drive (dry), at least one time but man is that silt thin. It gets into your filter, probably your engine. I changed my oil the same week after dining through it. Next time I'll drive around it completely, even in the daytime.
Glad to hear you all had a great trip btw.
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