spyne
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94yotarunner, I just re-read my post and it does come off as a bit more alarmist than I intended. It was a long day yesterday and I obviously didn't proof read as well as I should.
However, you do have to remember that a stock 4th gen is quite a bit lower than a stock 3rd gen (2 or 3 inches, I can't remember which) and what's tame for your truck is going to be a challenge for some 4th gen owners. That being said, I think a good driver in a 4th gen without running boards could absolutely run the green trails without any significant damage.
My concern was that it seemed there were a bunch of folks with new, very nice, 4th gen trucks that they took a lot of pride in and they were planning on going to Paragon to try out 4 wheeling for what seemed to likely be their first time. I didn't want them thinking they were going to come back without at least a few permanant reminders of their trip.
However, you do have to remember that a stock 4th gen is quite a bit lower than a stock 3rd gen (2 or 3 inches, I can't remember which) and what's tame for your truck is going to be a challenge for some 4th gen owners. That being said, I think a good driver in a 4th gen without running boards could absolutely run the green trails without any significant damage.
My concern was that it seemed there were a bunch of folks with new, very nice, 4th gen trucks that they took a lot of pride in and they were planning on going to Paragon to try out 4 wheeling for what seemed to likely be their first time. I didn't want them thinking they were going to come back without at least a few permanant reminders of their trip.
