Alabama thread!

My friends Tony and Courtney (Redwood Overland) live up there and said they’d help. I’m a little nervous to do it but I think I need to. Having an alignment done tomorrow so we’ll see if it fixes the problem.

 

I don't know why it wouldn't, but every truck is different of course. Seriously though you'll easily get 50k+ out of those KO2s, and mine did great for me offroad. I am ready to try out my new ones though.

 

Here?

 

I hope so! I got 45k out of the Toyos before they were so rough that the steering wheel shook no matter how well balanced they were. I wanted to go till Christmas but it was getting ridiculous.

 

let us know when you are coming up, we may be able to get a day ride somewhere. I wanna get to Iron Gap that Brian is hitting this weekend I think?

 

I will. I have family down until October so it will not be until after they leave.

 

Really great site right there

 

Yeah I live above Wilmington where it’s supposed to impact pretty much dead center I’m probably not going to have a house no more.

 

Yes but he was going up that part in the snow.

 

Damn man, definitely hoping for the best for you, your family, and your belongings!

 

same man..hoping for the best possible outcome on this one.

 

There isn't a lot of barrier between the ocean and the houses. High tide was an hour ago.

 

Location, location, location...

 

Wow Rob, thread killer...

 

Anyone 4 Wheeling this weekend?

 

Let's face some facts.

Paradise comes with a cost, or risk. I feel for those inland that loose everything due to a hurricane or storm related damage. For those with ocean from property, including the gulf region and their home gets destroyed by storm surge, I got nothing. This includes those who choose to ignore the evacuation warnings (first responders, similar professions or aid/rescue volunteers excluded).

I fully understand that many live there for employment, family, or various other reasons and am truly concerned for their well being. However, owning/renting ocean front property was a choice, not a requirement. As I was planning to retire from the military and looking for a place for my family to live; employment, weather patterns, natural disasters, schools and crime rates all came into play. These factors aren't a new phenomenon.

Sorry if that's cold, but it is reality.

 

I was just meaning nobody said anything after you made that post...I agree with you lol

 

I know, but there are those who don't or put blame where it doesn't belong (ie gov't).

 

I need to go back to my previous avatar...