NW WA Meet / BS Thread

I didnt know that. Thought it was a store this whole time. Last time I was on that side the mtns. I almost went there to "check it out". Would have been disappointing to walk into an office.

 

Anyone ever seen this book? Stumbled across it while looking up info on Colockum Pass and it seems like it could be good.

$32 Washington Byways: Backcountry Drives For The Whole Family

https://www.amazon.com/Washington-Byways-Backcountry-Drives-Family/dp/0899972993

 

Now u have to separate the caliper from the bracket, but you have to take 1 pad out to do it, then reverse on reassembly, plus disk set screws were a bitch, plus did at night with a work light. With taco u just yank the caliper, slap in some pads and away you go!

 

Bump cause all the talk of driving old DNR roads on the previous pages got me hyped on the “expo” (yeah I used it) aspect of this state & our trucks! Haha

 

Yeah I think my parents have it and i've looked through it. I think its mainly just really common drives like up to hurricane ridge, bethell ridge etc..
@yote best thing i've found for finding FS/DNR roads is bing maps honestly.

 

Weird all i remember doing was undoing the two caliper bolts, pulling the thing it off and 1 pad had clips that went on the inside of the piston to hold it and the other pad sort of just "free floated" till you pushed it back down on the hardware on the mounting braket.

 

Shit got real today.

 

Your truck was bukkake'd with snow!

 

when you say: "...needs..." wants and needs are often the same for me Getting bored of the FN's.

 

Which FNs?

 

Yep, we found those too. M

 

five stars 17x8 bronze. Dig the iphone quality photo

 

I might be interested if you do trade up for some SCS

 

will post up here if I sell them. Depends on the TW price

Now, before I order my canopy this week, anyone have any horror stories about Kanopy Kingdom in Milton? Going to order a Snugtop and they are $200 less than the place here in Olympia.

 

What are you paying?

 

$2700 for a Rebel, double windoors, foldout slider, keyless Prolock plus install and 10DAMN% sales tax. Although I have discovered GX470s and that would be a dandy hunting vehicle.

 

For $300 more check out an Alu Cab, but I think I've mentioned that before to you. Lighter, stronger, more secure with better access to the rear and storage on the inside roof.

I had a Snugtop Rebel before and I think the fitment doesn't look great on 3rd Gens fwiw.

 

I got a similar book about "wild roads"... It is complete garbage. Better to dig for actual maps. Forrest Stations have them for pretty cheap. I got a couple and they are WAY better for guidance.

 

Saw this for a recommendation on the same page. Wold recommend an Atlas for sure.

Washington Road and Recreation Atlas (Benchmark Road & Recreation Atlas)

$33 Washington Road and Recreation Atlas (Benchmark Road & Recreation Atlas)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0929591402/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_orLIAbQEX9ZF2