"Wheeler's Anonymous"

For the system too or just work?

 

I didn't bring anything with me.

Went in, told him what I wanted. Came back when it was done. Found my receipt. It's was $565. Ha! I was off a little.

But the systems I saw were $600-$700 for the kit. So I think I did fine. I love the way it sounds and clearance is improved.

 

Yes, trying a new brand MSZ otherwise I've been running Zeta break-away.

 

Needs dirt!

 

I asked another person or two, but will I be fine running my bike there without a paddle? Just want to make sure so I don't bring it and then end up not being able to ride it at all and have to just deal with it loading and unloading it

 

Have any pics?

 

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I've only riden in Pismo with a paddle but I've seen bikes out there on regular dirt tires. If you can throw the paddle on I would but those things are so stiff it's a real pain to swap them out if you do it yourself with tire irons. If you can't get the tires swapped you'll still be able to ride, definitely worth bringing your bike.

 

Look at that shiny t-case

 

Also any of you guys staying til Sunday night?

 

Don't even have a paddle tire. I guess I'll bring it and at least try and take it out once or twice. Worse comes to worse I'll let @Nicklovin ride around on it and we can all watch him eat shit

 

Haha nice! Man I wish I was going on this trip, just saw there's 30+ going

 

I was back and forth on going for a while and I ended up just buying the passes last weekend. I needed a good getaway from work and this will be the perfect thing

 

Ha! That was right after I got it.

It sees lots of dirt

 

It's a little banged up now after this Saturday.

 

who's bringing the beer pong table?

 

oooh that's right, how was Big Bear? Did you end up trying John Bull?

 

There's a shop in La Habra called Cannon Muffler, they did my reroute and welded on a muffler I brought in for ~$120 or so? My reroute looks similar to Alex's. They only added the pipe behind the Y pipe and after the cat.

 

Yeah. Only got about halfway through gatekeeper. Banged the front factory tin skid in real good, hit the t-case some, scratched up the front bumper a bit more, and spun some nice scratches in the yoke of my driveshaft.

Once again, I find my limitations and realize home much work my rig needs.

Don't have any pictures of me from the trip because I rolled solo.

Here's a pic of the 80 land cruiser on 35's that made it just as far as I did and had to be winched back also.



This is a pic of the 2nd gen SAS that was our trail leader.

 

Oh... But gentlemen... Gold Mountain is a trail definitely worth all of us planning a meet to. Seriously a great trail! And one I want to go back to with our amazing photographer @eon_blue

I want to run that trail in the snow too!