North Georgia Meet & Mod

You can have the light bracket and rotors tho

 

You schmuck

 

I looked it up and its 2.5 hrs away. Might not make it.

And I believe the oba wishing has left, leaning more towards a retro.

 

Retros are easy, tons of write ups on here. Don't over pay to have somebody do them. Do it yourself, it's a great confidence booster for bigger mods

 

About the only thing I'd wanna pay for is major engine/tranny work. Most everything is just figuring it out and thinking it through before you start hacking shit apart

 

Maybe you can join us on a wheeling trip sometime...

 

We need to use that RTT!

 

Ya it's made for more than camping at the lake lol

 

I've got to rework my bed rack, I'm afraid I'm gonna turn my truck over if I hit a trail with any decent obstacles

 

That's what mod day is for! I can come up on a Friday and start cracking on it then throw my tent open and stay there. Wake up and officially start mod day

 

Ya let's do that, it'll take some work to get down where I want it. I was thinking about gas shocks on a raisable platform cause I like having the annex as a usable option. I'll have to give that some thought

 

You've seen Monte's build?

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...rail-rig-and-bs.159436/page-535#post-10417256

Post 10964, pretty sick. Would take a lot of work. For the time being I'd just cut it and lower it for the mod day so you can use it. Then over the summer we work on something like that

 

I was planing on it. Wanting d2s with color changing demon eye and back mount halo.

Will do, I go wheeling with my buddies every now and then but its nothing hard

 

Most of what we hit on the last trip was easy stuff, most of us wheel or daily drivers so nothing too crazy, I like my truck too much

 

You missed the fun stuff You haven't hit Bell yet, you need to tho

 

Ya I know, from the pics looks like all the technical stuff was after I left

 

Nah if you want we can go to Trey (easy with 4wd) and Charlie's which 2WD could make fine. Good beginner trails

 

Ya I'd like to hit some trails that require 4wd without a bunch of mud. My main worry is tipping my truck, damn thing is top heavy at the moment

 

Only trails that are muddy are Sheeps Wallow. The one we went through and then back through after you left. Never going back there again.

 

Ya that's a pain in the ass to clean out, not a good idea with our frames ...