NW WA Meet / BS Thread

Or @Nimitz

 

I'd like to keep my mileage in the double digits. I don't live in the same vacuum as Andrew and Brian so my gas mileage is actually impacted by larger tires.

Sam just got new tires a week or two ago. He probably also wants to keep his mileage in the double digits. Seems to live in the same world as I do.

 

20mpg is double digits

 

9 is not. lol

 

Just trailer that bitch everywhere. My F350 with a tuner actually gained 10mpg while towing a trailer.

 

But 10 is, come on, dont you wanna be cool? 35 is the new 33.

 

My ex and I went a few years ago and rented a van and drove the Ring Road in 3 days. Kind of started the fancy car camping bug for me.

We went in like October so the weather was super shitty the whole time. I wanted to check out the plane crash but I also didn't want to walk for 3 hours in the freezing rain to see it.

 

I *just* bought 285s

 

Nah its only 45 minutes each way. Worth it

 

Overnight camping is allowed on sections of the Oregon Coast, not adjacent to Oregon State Parks, not within the city limits of Cannon Beach, Lincoln City, Seaside, Newport, Bandon, Gold Beach, Rockaway Beach and Manzanita.

 

back to the secondary air injection system. Truck is at the dealership today. Then I stumbled upon a bypass kit. I mean, what if you were in the middle of nowhere and truck is stuck in limp mode for a known inferior part?

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...pass-kit-2012-4-0-updated-21-oct-2016.394629/

https://www.hewitt-tech.com/store/i...5YX-xtOt61zSmZy2TlYxYF0Eg1kqc7BhoCCEwQAvD_BwE

 

A more accurate answer would be no, it's not.

There are a handful of places where it's allowed, but generally it's not.

 

That hewitt one is pretty common in GX land. I haven't had any issues with mine yet *knock on wood*

 

I doubt they'll get very far prosecuting anyone. The only wording the RCW trespass statue recognizes is "No Treaspassing" and the property must be "conspicuously" signed. Look at Paine Field or the Cedar River watershed for examples, a sigh every 100' or so around the entire property.

Remember I am not a lawyer and nothing I say can be taken as legal advice.

 

It's allowed anywhere it's specifically not allowed - which in reality amounts to few places.

I was in one of the allowed spots.

 

Exactly. It's allowed in far fewer places than it's not. And even fewer than that can you drive to.

Can I ask where you were? I grew up on the coast in Oregon and only know of one spot down by Florence where it's 100% to camp with a vehicle on the beach.

 

You must be bored.

 

Post grad life seems rough

 

Just trying to make sure you don't think you can drive to Gearhart (or anywhere in Clatsop County) and camp on the beach because you heard it was allowed the internet.

 

Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area