San Diego BS Thread.

Not mine, but @anthony250f did an alright job.

You must not be in SoCal if you don’t like rocks.

 

Too many rocks? Say what. I don’t even go in rocks lol

 

Oh he must be talking about your build ? Haha whoops @desertjunkie760

 

I thought he was talking about yours to be honest. I do tend to hang out around rocks though so that would make sense.

 

All you 4x4 guys love rocks.

 

It’s a love/hate relationship.

 

Same here

 

As much as I love/hate Barstow whoops

 

After the first 'oops' it doesn't bother you anymore. The problem is that you haven't had your first!

 

Im new to the forum and have a question for fellow San Diegans- can anyone suggest a shop that could install some Bilstein 5100s, lower control arm bushings and a leaf spring pack? My intentions were to do it myself but I don’t have the time right now. Cheers

 

Contact Jason @Speed Freek

 

thanks Tombiology70!. I’ll look into it. Much appreciated

 

Thank you @Titus94 !

 

Mt. Laguna Campground, Shady Loop site #41. I typically prefer Burnt Rancheria when I go up to Mt. Laguna but it's seasonal. If you've never been before I could recommend a few sites that are better than others (depending on your campsite preferences).

 

Are those from the lca ?

 

Yeah, their from the LCA's. They don't like to come out. Required manual excitation from the BFH...

Stock on the right, rebuilt on the left.

 

I did it once before and we had to use a tool, impact and heat

We couldn’t get the new one back in though. How did you get it back in ?

 

Yeah, press and hammer to get it out. That set I had pressed in at a shop. I'll be trying it on my own on another set tonight.

 

Thanks I've taken the kids to Burnt Rancheria and knew it was closed so just thought they were all closed for the season. Was there anyone else out there?

 

Quite a few actually. Meadow loop was about 50% and Shady the same. I did notice that the front camp host was absent, had to walk to the back (road and rear loops were closed due to more snow and ice) for the rear camp host to get a couple chords of wood.