NJ B.S. Thread

Exactly. It can be very easy or extremely challenging. It would help if their trail system was graded more consistently. The blue-black we did was actually easier than the one blue.

 

how does the system work? greens, then blues, then blacks? What others are there? is it just the 3?

 

Reds are the hardest

 

For sure. It's understated, the real costs of this hobby. Is it strictly not worth it? Of course not. Wheeling is fun. It's cool seeing what your truck can do in any given situation. But too much attention is given to how enjoyable it is and too little to the overall costs.

It's even worse with 1st gens. The "1st gens can do anything" meme is awful.

 

Then there are the shades in between:
Green > Green-blue > Blue > Blue-black > Black > Red > Fall off the earth

 

Green blue? Trail 4 maybe?

 

If you say so.

Yeah there is a lot of variety there. But no one seems to like doing greens. Too easy/not enough fun for most guys.

 

anyone here ever run a red?.. or is that like fully caged rock crawler type stuff

 

And yellow jacket is a blue?? Needing locked front and rear to climb it??

 

Reds....well, when you look at the trail marker and go what trail???? Yeah, pretty much high HP caged crawlers do them. Or a trio of old dudes in Land Rover Discos

 

Yea somewhat

 

Yea I'm usually better at understanding thing when shown.

 

@Blackout14 are you getting snow out there yet?

 

@Blues0010 hope you don't mind me posting another one of your pics lol, good shots

 

Thank you!

 

I just joined the site so I'm not familiar with mod days. I just bought wheels and tires. 17x9 Pro Comp wheels and BFG Ko2's 275/65. I bought load range E, but I'm not sure if I should return them for C. I don't know if E is too much tire for a Taco. I also would like to do Billstein 5100's all around 2.5 in front and 1.5" aal in the rear. That's what I was thinking anyway. I'm not totally sure because I have no experience with this kind of mod. That's kind of why I was looking for someone local with experience. My goal is to do a moderate lift as it's still my everyday ride.

 

Thank you.

 

I learned pretty much everything I know from these guys

 

How much is the lift you're looking at? Is it on toytec?

 

Honestly I hadn't priced it all out yet with everything else I'll need besides the Billsteins and Aal. I need a consultant. Haha! That's why I'm here. I had been looking at Wheelers.