Rob, great photos! I love the boxer pics. Even though we didn't get too far, my family still had fun. Kristine even said she wants to do the next run, even if its after the baby is born, she's a real trooper!
Jon, I couldn't get the video link to work, maybe it's ust me?
[MENTION=56044]downpour11[/MENTION] i dnt no any other way to download the vid lol
But hey im glad every body still had a good time even tho we didnt get to do alot of wheeling how we was supose to and when we partd ways we found a pretty good trail where there was a nice hill climb my buddy showd us n he said it goes in deeper so maybe we have to go explore it wen theres a bit more snow becuz that part didnt have any
nice meeting everyone n there familys too:biggrin1:
Can you upload it to youtube?
Hey, hope you guys don't mind if I butt in...
How did the 1st gen do up there? At first glance I'd say mine is comparable, but I don't know if you're running lockers or not. The last time I went snow wheeling was out at Stonyford... I handled my own with some struggling, but the snow was only a foot or so deep.
I've been wanting to check out trails up in that area, preferrably during the dry season first. Are they challenging enough in the summer to make it fun?
I'm a little out of the game... most of the guys I went to school with sold off their 4x4s and, like me, have been focusing more on work. I'm trying to get a feel for local 4Runner/4x4 clubs (I'm in Vacaville).
Uhmm, if I remember right the 1st gen didn't do that bad. He got stuck because he had to make room for the Jeeps passing through, otherwise he held up with everyone else okay. A little sliding on the ice uphill, but held in with us.
You should join us next time!![]()
Uhmm, if I remember right the 1st gen didn't do that bad. He got stuck because he had to make room for the Jeeps passing through, otherwise he held up with everyone else okay. A little sliding on the ice uphill, but held in with us.
You should join us next time!![]()
lol I saw the pic on the hill with, what looked like, a buddy pushing from behind. Must be really steep, or really icy! I appreciate the invite, I should confess I was hoping these events were free-to-join soirees![]()
Yeah he did pretty well. I'd say if he was on some 32 m/t's aired down in 4lo he would've done a lot better. He was running some somewhat bald a/t's. He also had really low clearance. Like Paul said, he was fine til those jeeps pushed a couple of us out of the way to get by. That snow was just so soft everyone just sunk.
I haven't been on any of those trails we went on where there wasn't any snow but I know for sure I'll be headed up to high lakes this summer. I loved that trip, pics in my build thread. Really fun trails, challenging sections, great camping spots right on the lake, pick one, there are I think 7 different lakes lol.
Yeah... those Jeeps :lasercannon: jk I'm not a total Jeep hater.
I'm running fresh 32in BFG A/T. They seem like great tires for dry wheeling, but I haven't tried them in snow or mud.
Thanks for the swift response guys! Hopefully we can do a local run one of these days, or even just a meet somewhere. Y'all have good lookin' trucks that I'd like to check out.
Hey, hope you guys don't mind if I butt in...
How did the 1st gen do up there? At first glance I'd say mine is comparable, but I don't know if you're running lockers or not. The last time I went snow wheeling was out at Stonyford... I handled my own with some struggling, but the snow was only a foot or so deep.
I've been wanting to check out trails up in that area, preferrably during the dry season first. Are they challenging enough in the summer to make it fun?
I'm a little out of the game... most of the guys I went to school with sold off their 4x4s and, like me, have been focusing more on work. I'm trying to get a feel for local 4Runner/4x4 clubs (I'm in Vacaville).
Your just around the corner from me, I'm in Suisun.
My 2nd gen did fine and I'm only on 31's (for now) you just have to pick the right lines, and not try to drive above your or the vehicles ability.