UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Beacon Commercial Door and lock in salt lake can get all of those things. They have different reinforcement levels of doors to depending on how secure you want to be.

 

Well. Hope all is well with all you folks. SLC is an apocalypse town with the winds. lolol.

 

good ole resident evil.

 

no wonder my back always hurts.. Thanks again, i think it did. Silent brakes are nice too.

 

Def an odd experience using a crowbar on a truck, but it got the job done...eventually.

 

F’ing love all the Resident Evil movies.

 

So, did it work?

And you might want to do some band pull a parts to counter the phone arch. It would help with the back problems. Just saying as a public health message.

 

Its not always that bad hahahah.. I was deep in the TW wormhole searching for some instructions.

Yeah it did! Brakes still squeak a little but I may just give up on that.

 

Anyone here ever do black bear pass in colorado or ophir?

 

Not I, but I’ve been getting an inkling to do it lately. I think @concentric_killa was talking about doing it.

 

I was just out there a few weeks ago. Bear pass down to telluride and back up imogene I think, then holy cross trail a few days later. Awesome trip!!! Bear pass isnt difficult when dry, scenery is amazing. Some kool obstacles along the trail. Check out page 648 for some pictures!

 

It came back yesterday while breaking going down parleys......

 

I recently discovered Matt's Off-Road Recovery YT channel and love watching it. Was curious about Paul after seeing some of the episodes and his great looking truck.

 

Oh NICE! Any way to figure out conditions on the internets? I figured bear pass was doable with my stock taco...especially when dry.

 

There is a crazy video on YouTube with heavy rain!

 

Maybe look up weather for telluride.

 

I saw that the other day. Was crazy!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njLv3Q18KEU

 

Hey guys, I’m moving to Lehi in a week from the dreaded place down southwest of you, SOCAL. But don’t worry I’m not coming to try and change the state into the hell hole I'm leaving. Just wanted to introduce myself and get some help on some questions I got about moving up there. I lived in Boise for four years and I’m expecting the winters to be kind of similar I was just wondering if I should get dedicated snow tires for my wife’s car and I guess for myself as well. I’m going to be buying Wildpeaks when I get up there just so I have a better tire overall but I wasn’t sure how you guys best handle the winters in regards to tires. And if you guys got suggestions on places to take the truck in and get worked on or any place (Food, things to do, etc) to check out that’d be awesome Thanks guys!