GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

I would say Ga still has alot to offer especially having the Traverse which is a an awesome route. I've done alot of exploring out in the North Carolina area and Northern Tennessee area. I spend almost every weekend on the Appalachian Trail so finding new service roads come along all the time.

 

I was meaning in the technical department, most of GA now is forest roads with a few “rough” areas here or there. Nothing 4wd and sliders couldn’t deal with

 

Well I don't want to brake my 2wd truck either but I do want to see what it can handle if you're getting what I'm sayin

 

What about Beasly Knob? It's closed January to March, and offers some technical trails.

 

Where is this located at?

 

Just east of Blairsville.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/conf/recarea/?recid=10533

 

Almost lost that Taco

 

I wish you all the very best in the year to come! Live it up or die trying!

-brap

 

Been a damn good New Year for my Tacoma: URD Short Throw, Dirty Lyfe Beadlocks 17x9 -12 in matte gold with black beadlock, 3 are perfect one is damaged on back side so will repair or replace - thats why I got them so cheap though, got K&N Blackhawk was 60 bucks otherwise would not have gotten the sound is amazing though, and have 100 sq ft of Sound Deadner, 80mm butyl to go with Rockford Fosgate Punch tweeters, RF 3 way 6x9's, and 2 way 6.5's.

I get back in the area Sunday and still working from home so will be busy M-W I'm sure lol. Cant wait, wheels won't be on for a while, probably buy one tire at a time or something, but bringing back some BBS wheels and some Centerline drag wheels I left down here when we moved so have trade bait for some good mud terrains!!!

 

And I’m jealous

 

I need to look at that short throw.

 

It's when you get excited about getting new glasses you realise you're getting old lol
Grown up stuff

 

Well at least this pair isn’t at the bottom of a lake!

......

 

Oh tru. Forgot about that place, just don't go when it's rained in the last 2 weeks, it gets sloppy

 

Traction boards. Bring more than 2. Definitely helped me out. Also winch and a snatch block. Tree straps.. basically all the recovery gear.

 

Sloppy Slippery Knob. What could possibly go wrong.

 

Lmao you remember that trip
IT was all worth it getring on that paddle board was freaking amazing!

 

Yep.

 

It was slick out at Indian Mountain this weekend, almost made this hill in 2wd and had to back down it.