San Diego BS Thread.

I want to do this next, Where would I start?

I tried to google the conversion but I must not be searching the right keywords.

I wouldnt mind a clip like this or just all oem fiberglass parts

 

Rain has begun in San Marcos and it's COLD outside!

For sure it will snow tonight in East County hills (Alpine +).

 

What do you have now?

 

Nice, I like the beefier sidewall they put on those

 

anyone in sd have a pickle fork i could borrow for the day tomorrow? installing new bj's and need them...

 

Balljoint seperator?
I have one, it's in the truck, drop by the shop if you like. If it's easier you can get a loaner from vatozone. It's free unless you keep it and then it's only like 8 bucks, that's how I got mine

 

New KO2 285's look great on your rig! Can you feel the difference pulling the new size?

 

You'll have to take S-2 from now on Gabe, no way you'll pull the grade. Lol

 

I'm on 33's in a 4 banger access cab with no regear yet. Did the grapevine on i5 wasn't too bad but I was in third the whole way haha

 

Y'all enjoying the snow? Saw a video of it snowing in Temecula.

 

Just rain here, but I am only about 500' ASL. Temecula is about 1,500'.

 

I call bs. We didn't get any in ramona and last I checked you had to drive up a big ass hill to get there from temecula and esco and they both got snow. I wanted snow, all I got was a half ass frozen pool

 

I just got back from Yosemite, beautiful time of year to go

 

Nice! I had no clue. I'm from Houston, probably below sea level. Actually more like 47'. But snow here is probably like SoCal, very rare.

 

Supposed to get snow at 2500' where my dad lives in Arizona. He lives at 6800'

 

Called you this morning about the tail lights. Hopefully we can swap them out soon

 

Not true at all, Mother Nature give us all kinds of love during wildfire season..........

 

I have been to Houston, was very humid when I was there on business... being near the Gulf of Mexico is no doubt why.

San Diego County is pretty great, humidity is rare... only when a tropic storm is over Baja California (to our south) or Arizona (to our east). The rest of the year is quite pleasant and rain comes in the winter and spring, but not a lot and sometimes not enough to refill the lakes (reservoirs) we have in the hills and mountains (created by dams built 100 years ago, thank goodness).

Snow is usually limited to our mountains. Palomar or Julian at 5,000', and Laguna at 7,000' have paved roads up to and is where we go to play on the few days a year there is snow on the ground.

Typical view of East County with snow beyond El Cajon on Laguna Mountain we enjoy maybe 2-5 days after it snows:


Feb. 26, 2011

On a rare really (for us) cold storm, we get some snow down to 1,500' (as this morning) which is higher than the cities and most towns in the county. Once (in 1967) we had a freak storm that dumped snow all over the county and even on the beach! I was 10 and my mom let me stay home from school and I built a snow man... we lived about 5 miles from the ocean then. A little snow fell again in '87 when I was living near Escondido.

Here is near Pine Valley in Feb., 2011 with the SoCalTacomas:


Feb. 19, 2011

 

in the 10 years i lived there it only snowed once, and that was basically the border of ramona.

 

I found snow in Escondido yesterday (hidden meadows). This is my pup Beau, running around the golf course. Happy New Year fellas!