San Diego BS Thread.

lol shipping ? fuck, id just as soon roll them down the hill in your direction in hopes that they get to your door, then even think bout shipping 2 meh tires, on 2 meh rims. hit up a used tire shop. they cost me 25$ a rim, and 25$ a tire.

 

We will be in glamis in 2 weeks, half way.

 

Don't do it Greggy, its a class 1 felony to remove ANYTHING BUT TRASH in and around the park, & believe it or not they DO check from time to time, just like a few months back I told some guys not to take palletts & construction cut-offs to burn because its illegal...they got called on it from rangers & luckily didn't get cited but its a $250.00 mandatory fine if you do..To get caught removing plants/rocks/fossils/wildlife is an arrestable offense..

 

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/cto/3577978812.html

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/3581059152.html

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/3551435253.html

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/ppd/3576333644.html

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/3569409269.html

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/3579787490.html

 

Just keep that in mind & resist the temptation....

 

What tire pressure would you guys recommend when running the desert?

 

Ya there's quite a few nice ones but I'm trying not to physically look to hard tight now cause I have to pay off my wife's car only 3000 left then I'm all game for a new toy brother in law is trying to talk me in to just going mid on my 09 and leaving it like that haha there's so many damn choices

 

id say every desert, and every vehicle and every wheel/tire combo is different. i run about 18 at superstition, probably closer to 13-15 when im in the sand.

 

I know this guy and I see this truck every morning
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/3574475156.html

 

Ya, you need to look outside park boundaries. The Yuha Desert area perhaps (loaded with fossil oyster shells).. and I remember going just across the border to a big area of petrified wood and agate... back in the 60's... there was just a pile of rocks next to the dirt road with U.S. painted on one side and Mex. on the other! We would drive over, collect some specimens, and wait for the Border Patrol Jeep to drive away, and come back... This place was just over the border, south of Ocotillo.

I have photos of a 'petrified forest' in Baja... another one, near El Rosario:











We went there twice (2005 & 2006)... Did not remove anything, so others could enjoy finding them as well... Not sure if Mexico considers petrified wood as being a fossil, but foreigners removing fossils is prohibited in Mexico.

 

Who made it?

 

CMMG lower, rohg arms 18'' upper with a middy system.

Got my stock kit and Raddlock today

 

So basically go by feel. Something you learn more over time depending on how much traction you have in certain situations?

Thanks

 

I picked up a Colt H-bar match grade with aim point optics for "the right price" the day before the recent school tragedy. That turned into a wise investment. I sure didn't need yet another gun but the price was right. Well, now the price is right again, made a few grand off that deal

 

Nice, that sounds like what my grandpa used to have

 

So who's older David ?? You or the petrified wood ??

Which ever it is, I'm right behind you buddy...

 

shout out to tyler for sending some detailing business over to me!

 

I go 15psi front and back.
That wood is awesome....

 

Hey anyone know a fun place to go out and kind of adventure so to say like go out driving in the middle of no where camp out have a fire shot some guns ten wheel a lil more the next day some where kind of local wanting to take the wife out for a weekend

 

Fish creek. Wheel the canyons, sandstone, diablo, broken shaft etc. shoot the rr tracks east of the gypsum mine.