Nova Scotia BS Thread

I might working nights this week or I'd be game.

We ended up wheeling instead hahah

 

I really want to go wheeling, but between work and family it is like a conspiracy lately.

 

first time running muddy Myra, such a fun trail.

 

Awesome pictures! I need to find some more decent wheeling spots in the valley. Not a huge fan super swampy muddy muck, but I like a good trail.

 

There aren't a whole lot of trails around NS without muck that are any fun. Bump and grind is the only one I can think of off the top of my head but it's called bump and grind for a reason... So many rocks....

Big Jones isn't too too mucky, but still some muck and a washout with a rock, you either get on a pretty good angle to avoid the rock or invest in some sliders to get around it.

I wouldn't call "Muddy Myra" the muddiest trail around, it's really only called that because there's also a "Rocky Myra". Rocky is just rocky, slow going and hard on the kidneys lol

The pipe line can be muddy if you're adventurous, but doesn't HAVE to be.

 

Photo cred goes to Ben's friend Kayla,


Flexin' the tacoooooo

 

Mitch it actually looks like someone took a shit on your headlight.

We ran Halfmoon/International today.

IMGP6259 by k.strong89, on Flickr
IMGP6319 by k.strong89, on Flickr
IMGP6329 by k.strong89, on Flickr

And Ellershouse from the other day
ellershouse (3) by k.strong89, on Flickr

 

looks like sliders just went to the top of the list. Need to get some tube and fire up the bender lol. Rear Locker should be in soon.

Im in the same bout as this guy https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...oor-to-have-trails.242175/page-2#post-8868801 cant seem to find any info, found some names, like I have heard of the pipelink, bump and grind, but I have no idea where any of them are. Is there a map somewheres?

 

A lot of clubs keep the whereabouts of trails off the internet because you get assholes that ruin it for everyone (not following the read lightly principles). I can give you a heads up next time the Pirates or BC4x4 is having a club run, or next time I head out, I can show you a few.

 

That's what happens when a Heep is in front of you and spins his tires lol

 

With an open diff too

 

He had the 3.8.... probably couldn't spin both tires.

BURN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*dusts off shoulders, crip walks away*

 

Says the guy with the 2.7 Had to say it haha.

 

But it's a solid 2.7, probably worth double Dodge litres.

 

Does better than the 3.8 on the highway

 

That makes a lot of sense. Thought I was just missing something. There must be a few around here because I know they do that jeep thing at the fox mountain campground in the summer. Id be down to go out whenever, My rig isnt anything too wild though.

 

You probably get better millage than I do too.

 

NSJC isn't friendly to anyone other than Wranglers.

Check out Pirate Off Road Nation on Facebook.

BC4x4 has a page: http://www.backcountry4x4club.ca/ go to the forum, become a member and come out for a couple runs! Both BC and PORN have coffee meets weekly. Good group of guys and girls!

 

I get like 500k to a tank. But I'm on 33's not 35's, however my toyo's are probably just as heavy as your dura's

 

I get between 4-450 a tank. I can get 500 if I drive like a old lady. My truck is probably a hell of a lot heavier than yours too though.