Spring "overland" trip George Washington National Forest

Stock running boards will likely get damaged Friday. If this is a big deal for you I would suggest removing them to avoid damage.

This is just me, When I went the 1st time stock limited running boards and all, I was fairly conservative in the lines I took and managed to not damage them! THey are now off after climbing 2 rocks on the big levels trail.
 
I talked with Sleeter a bit yesterday. I'm in for Friday.

I think I will take a slightly different route then you guys to ensure my stock rig doesn't take a beating. I'll join for the real route next time.
 
Stock running boards will likely get damaged Friday. If this is a big deal for you I would suggest removing them to avoid damage.

Just got these in from Shrockworks -- they came through on their timeframe estimate to a T. I was worried, but it all worked out :dance:
 

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I talked with Sleeter a bit yesterday. I'm in for Friday.

I think I will take a slightly different route then you guys to ensure my stock rig doesn't take a beating. I'll join for the real route next time.

Couple of us are driving from Richmond Friday morning if you're interested.
 
Just got these in from Shrockworks -- they came through on their timeframe estimate to a T. I was worried, but it all worked out :dance:

when did you place your order? i'm almost at the 2 month mark waiting on mine.

EDITED: I literally just got my shipping notice from them. LOL
 
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when did you place your order? i'm almost at the 2 month mark waiting on mine.

EDITED: I literally just got my shipping notice from them. LOL

Glad to hear you got your notice - those should get to you in time for the trip! I ordered bare sliders, so my timeline was 6 weeks. I worked with Mark, who knew we had a trip coming up, and he kept me posted throughout the process.

I've seen some posts about SW lately, but I've had nothing but a good experience with them on my 5th gen and now my 4th gen.
 
I talked with Sleeter a bit yesterday. I'm in for Friday.

I think I will take a slightly different route then you guys to ensure my stock rig doesn't take a beating. I'll join for the real route next time.
If you don't mind other tagging along I may follow you.

Sleeter - you think even with a 3 inch lift, stock rails sit too low?

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Sleeter - you think even with a 3 inch lift, stock rails sit too low?

I'd say that would be near the same as factory clearance without steps. They should be pretty easy to take off and from what I've heard they can actually become more of a damage multiplier if the get caught.

Personally, I'd take the 10-15 mins to get them off, but at the same time, people will do everything they can to help spot you through tough stuff if you need or want help. I consider myself newb and it amazes me what these trucks will do when you take your time and have good spotters.
 
Or he can follow me and be on the edge of his seat the whole time ;) :driving:
Or the edge of a cliff. Muhahahaha.

Remember, Twinkies.

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After I put the sticker on, I saw the truck lift itself by another inch, added 11hp, and has better mpg. Best $12 bux I've ever spent.

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Looks great. What do the various colors mean?

All credit belongs to [MENTION=137555]Sleeter[/MENTION] for pre-scouting the routes (and coordinating w/ GWNF rangers, and coordinating logistics here, and booking a group site at GRSF, and booking a porta-potty at GRSF, and booking a reservation at Lost River Brewing for us, and and and...).

The different colored tracks indicate separate sections/legs that he recorded while scouting.

:whoo:
 
Or the edge of a cliff. Muhahahaha.

Remember, Twinkies.

After I put the sticker on, I saw the truck lift itself by another inch, added 11hp, and has better mpg. Best $12 bux I've ever spent.

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I have mine in the same color same place! Believe me those numbers you mention ARE real!:bravo:
 
I have mine in the same color same place! Believe me those numbers you mention ARE real!:bravo:
Looks Grey, but it's really black. Have to look at it at an angle to see it. Police here target trucks with stickers on the windows. So I stick um elsewhere.
[MENTION=137555]Sleeter[/MENTION] you may want to call Lost River and tell them we got a large group coming, so they can accommodate us. I have a feeling they are going to run out of food lol. PS: I got ur tab.


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Looks Grey, but it's really black. Have to look at it at an angle to see it. Police here target trucks with stickers on the windows. So I stick um elsewhere.
[MENTION=137555]Sleeter[/MENTION] you may want to call Lost River and tell them we got a large group coming, so they can accommodate us. I have a feeling they are going to run out of food lol. PS: I got ur tab.


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I have a reservation for 25, I'll call them from the top of Flagpole Friday a with updated number. Thanks for the tab!
 
All credit belongs to [MENTION=137555]Sleeter[/MENTION] for pre-scouting the routes (and coordinating w/ GWNF rangers, and coordinating logistics here, and booking a group site at GRSF, and booking a porta-potty at GRSF, and booking a reservation at Lost River Brewing for us, and and and...).

The different colored tracks indicate separate sections/legs that he recorded while scouting.

:whoo:

+1 to that. Hope they like Guiness. That's all I'm bringing! :)
Does the local Walmart carry Guiness?--that's probably the most important question that I ask.

I too am a stocker, but will be parking it at basecamps as much as possible.. don't want to be stranded 9 hours from home at this stage in my non-existent off-road prowess.
 

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