NJ B.S. Thread

Years ago I had an '86 Acura Integra with Pirrelli P600 sport/all seasons. Three bad winters of snow and never stuck once. That car was great.

 

Obviously depends on tires and driver. But lower cars end up plowing the snow when it gets deep. My point is that when the forecast calls for this much snow, stay the hell home unless you are equipped to deal with it.

 

Doesn't matter to me. Just finished shoveling so I'm good to go. Got a buddy that would tag along probably.

 

I agree 100%

 

My first time wheeling at Rausch was in the NE property. I would say the greens are tougher there than in the main property. But I enjoy greens either way. I guess it's because I am new and my truck is still stock. I mean I do like blues as well, but it's just that I hit down so much more and some of them I can barely do. With greens, I know I can do them all, so it's a matter of how well. Plus, green trails allow for higher speeds

 

What are mod days?

 

I live in Sparta now.

 

Mod days are apparently when a group of people meet up at one place and do various mods together. Never been to one, so I can't go into any details, if there are anymore.

 

When we get together and modify toys

 

So two trucks? Or he's riding w you?

 

Where are you guys going?

 

This^^^
I just pulled a Camry out of a ditch and towed it 1/2 mile. Damn thing was low. Front air dam was 4" from the ground and it was plowing snow until it couldn't push any further. Didn't help that the tires were bald and they were almost out of fuel.

 

Maybe to the spot from Sunday...what're you doing

 

not doing anything today, might go mess around in some parking lots or something, not feeling the hour drive up north in this lol

 

Yea it's a hike from you, have fun!

 

I pulled out two shovels from my rig and made them dig out the front until I could get to the front recovery point which was 3" from the ground, under the engine bay belly.

 

What's a good size tow strap? Like 12'?

 

Don't forget heavy drinking.