951 thread

Funny!! I thought my truck was one of a kind.

 

It is awesome. All the trails are marked out well. You can hit all the main stuff in a day. You can get a map at the ranger station

 

Anyone know of a good shop wth good prices for install of tc ucas, coilovers, and shocks. Normally I would do it myself but im visiting from out of town (originally from here) and my tools arent with me.

 

Try DMZ fab in Norco, The Baja Shop in Corona, maybe All Pro in Hemet, even Engage in Pomona. They are all Fabricators but I'm sure they'll be able to help you.

 

Thanks! I appreciate the help, hate to pay to have someone do such an easy install but dont have much of a choice

 

paying for anything in general sucks

 

Agreed ^^, great recommendation with DMZ fab though, great shop to work with

 

anybody done Thomas Mtn. lately? wondering if/ how the rains/ snow may have made it awesome...

 

I've actually never done Thomas mtn. I've usually do been canyon near there. Is that trail any fun?

 

Did the trail/ climb about three years ago in a 4x4 Yukon with fresh snow on the ground. Pretty easy, but actually mildly challenging ascent up a few thousand feet over about 8 miles was a good time. Might check it out on Monday the 17th, to celebrate St. Patricks day.

 

Finally got wheels and tint. Definitely gonna head up to Thomas Mtn. on monday to celebrate the most important holiday of the year. I will certainly share pix and the conditions on the mountain. Happy Holiday 951!!!

 

Green the way to go. Unfortunately I have work. It sounds just like bee canyon truck trail. I might need to hit that trail up soon for a shake down

 

i was cruising in Tenaja and i saw this military chopper just hovering over what i think was Fallbrook

 

Great climb today. Excellent weather, with a bit of wind. Was really neat to be the only person for miles. Truck did great in its first climb and first 4 wheel driving! So happy. Thomas mountain seems to be only reachable via 4x4, actually pretty good climb, and once up there, the views are amazing. 6700 feet, with views to Anza, Aguanga, Temecula, Hemet, and Idyllwild. Some pix, though more focused on the truck I must admit. Great to finally get the truck dirty, though only dusty. It never rains here!

 

Nice I'm jealous. I'm surprised you still rocking the front mud flaps.

 

Hey I live in Hemet and have a base model pre-runner non TRD. I would like to go out with other trucks. I am a newbee with a 2wheel drive non locking diff. Would like to meet up with some trucks and do some entry level trails???? Or just meet up and B. S.

 

Wud up guys who all lives in corona??

 

nothing just chillin at work

 

It's 10:48pm lol where you work?

 

Anyone like to offroad off cajalico?