Official Tennessee Thread

It's on the north side. Pretty isolated and long therefore I think a group is a good idea. Basis the map it may take a few hours

 

Is it a black trail?

 

The other Tacomaworld group there last weekend said the last time they ran 12 they spent the night on it.

 

That's one we considered but one of the guys we asked said it's technically a no-truck trail full of death climbs up and down. Especially nasty if its wet...but did say there are some pretty good views from it.

 

Interesting to hear. I've been half-ass scouting for a bigger trip there in May all the way to Kentucky and thought it may be a fun way to reach Caryville

 

I think it was phrased to us as decent if it has been dry for quite a while prior...and don't even consider running 12 if it is wet out or has been wet recently...you will be just sliding down hills trying not to crash into things and off camber rain washes. This was from a local guy with a buggy on 42's so ymmv

 

The only logical solution to this predicament is to have solid axle and 40s by May then

 

Plan is for 15/38/39 and Rattlerock this summer when we come down

 

That park is a terror if it's wet regardless haha. When we go back I'd like to make a day of the north side of the park

 

Not as bad as AOP after rain. The North side of the park is badass but it's definitely a commitment, way less SxS traffic also

It's a great park

 

True. Aop is crazy in the rain

 

We'll have time

 

FTFY

 

Somehow my pile excels in the rain yet blows ass in the dry there LOL

 

Still don't understand this haha

 

Magic!

 

Shit ass backwards tires you got

 

In the market for a soft/hard shell for 18' Tacoma short bed? Anyone selling a used one?
Don't really care about the color. Need a shell to transport my dog from Memphis to Colorado.

 

So all that rain filled my side yard impressively quickly.

Parts of that would be over 8 ft deep.

And showed me more spots to fix on the roof.