Colorado B.S. Thread

ok so this trail we're talkin about is super super easy? am i even gonna have to put it in 4wd????? lol

 

they have been talking about like.. 5 different trails.. haha

 

Damn straight!

 

Long travel for a Lb hmmm and what's sas? Is toyotec better than OEM?

 

A friend of mine is at KOH and took a picture of this for me



NICE!!!!

 

That pink hammer is sick!

 

Is a trail or place ever gunna be picked out before the 19th?

 

We've got more than a week, chill .

 

>P i know. but i wanna make sure I know in advanced what trail it is so i can look it up and see if i can do it.. I dont know the limits of my stock taco yet so ya. :/

 

If you don't know the limits of the vehicle, how are you going to know looking at the trail online? lol.

We're going to pick a stocker-friendly trail - you're not the only stock vehicle, plus it's wintertime... If you're not willing to incur some trail damage, I would recommend to never go 4-wheeling. Seriously.

There's things you can do to mitigate the chances of damage being an issue (armor) but 4-wheeling during the winter time is particularly problematic.

So not to be a dick, but 4-wheeling (especially in winter!) comes with risks. If you're not willing to take those risks with your vehicle, then I would recommend not going. All are welcome, but I don't want to take someone who is concerned they will damage their vehicle.

Find someone to ride shotgun with perhaps?

 

If I wasn't moving that weekend. I would bring the 92 out and romp some shit.

 

What about China Wall?

http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=61

 

I've never ran it, will our stocker peoples be OK? I thought there were a few obstacles that didn't have bypasses on 'em. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

 

The boulder field you can't bypass. In the summer is fine for stock with a good line. Snow may make it hard for a good line stock with no sliders.

 

Well i WANT to find my limits of my taco and im willing to get it dirty a bit. but i cant learn the limits unless i go. ;P

 

I've never ran it myself either... I've wanted too, I also knew it was open all year round.

 

Honestly the winter time isn't the best time to do that. Wheeling when you can see the ground and it isn't slippery is a much better time to learn.

I don't want to scare you away, I just don't want your truck getting damaged and then you getting upset & never running it again. So long as you're OK with it, we'll be OK with it too.

 

maybe i need to wait until spring/summer? i'd ride bitch but i dont think anyone would let me. ;P