New Mexico Owners BS Thread

Just my opinion, but I would not drive it in 4wd w/ different ratios in each diff. That's gonna put one heck of a strain on the driveline, IMO. It would suck to break something that you had just bought & installed.

 

HE'S ALIVE!!!!!!!1!!!1!!ONE!!!!!!!

 

Raymond you coming out the 4th?

 

Raymond's coming out?



I had no idea!!

 

we will celebrate with cookies!

 

off road meet and Girl Scout cookies.

 

lol @ thats about all im good for these days.
lurking out of teh interwebz mostly.

went to colorado last week. and it snowed down here the whole time i was gone pretty much.

o well. still good times. drinkin bourbon and sliding downhill. whoooowhee.

 

Wadup, Abe??

From a couple pages page: http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/south-west/32579-new-mexico-owners-bs-thread-843.html#post4599393

 

Off-Road Cookie Meet March 4th

COOKIE MEET
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I hit the mall pretty hard this weekend...

 

Abe, think you can make it?

Cinco, when's a good time for Emily to deliver your cookies?

 

Whenever.... You could bring them to work and we could meet-up on Kirtland I dont care.

 

Prob Tuesday then. That's when I'm bringing in the orders from my office. I'll text you then, I have your cell # right?

 

I dont think so... ill PM it to you. I dont want the creeps on here to stalk me.

 

Camping at the lake and Off-road meet Sat-Sunday March 10-11th at Elephant Butte lake/TorC NM

So here is the plan...

We are going to go wheeling around TorC on Sunday, and some people wanted to go camping at the lake on Sat. night and so its turned into a camping/wheeling meet which should be pretty awesome, so bring your camping gear, pets, food and drinks and your trucks! If you don't want to camp that's fine too, We will be meeting up Sunday morning to hit the trails, and if anybody is off Monday I will be staying there until Monday too.

This is a nice central location for both the Elpaso and ABQ folks to meet up as well as anybody else, so come on, lets go!! More details to follow.

Here is the google map of the area. http://maps.google.com/maps?q=87901&...87901&t=h&z=13

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I wish I could go!

 

Anybody a member of this.... http://nm4w.org/index-full.php

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Check this out....

http://4wheeldrive.about.com/od/new...g_Trails_and_Maps_For_4x4_Trucks_4WD_SUVs.htm

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New Mexico Off Road Driving Trails and Maps For 4x4 Trucks & 4WD SUVs


Here are the most popular 4 wheeling trails and maps for off road driving locations in and around New Mexico. The best places to take your 4x4 truck or 4WD SUV offroad in New Mexico!
Amaitista Ledges Trail
The Amaitista Ledges Trail is located about 5 miles West of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Full color maps and GPS coordinates included.
Broad Canyon Trail
The Broad Canyon Trail is located about 20 miles Northwest of Las Cruces, New Mexico. Full color maps and GPS coordinates are here.
Cedro Peak Trail
The Cedro Peak Trail is located in the heart of the Cibola National Forest in New Mexico. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Dona Ana Trail
Located about 5 miles North of Las Cruces New Mexico, the Dona Ana Trail is more of a "playground" than a trail, consisting of several roads that loop around and interconnect with each other. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Goose Lake Trail
The Goose Lake Trail is located just south of Red River, New Mexico (which is about miles north, and then east of Taos), in the Carson National Forest. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Greenie Peak Trail
The Greenie Peak Trail is located just north of Red River, New Mexico (which is approximately 34 miles north, and then east of Taos), in the Carson National Forest. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
LaVentana Trail
The LaVentana Trail is approximately 60 miles north/northwest of Albuquerque New Mexico, just North of the Jemez Indian Reservation. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Monticello Canyon Trail
The Monticello Canyon Trail is just northwest of the small town of Monticello, New Mexico which is approximately 21 miles northwest of Truth or Consequences. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Paliza Canyon Trail
The Paliza Canyon Trail is located about 45 miles due North of Albuquerque New Mexico in the Santa Fe National Forest. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Rio Puerco Trail
Located on the far west side of Albuquerque New Mexico, the Rio Puerco Trail is a relatively easy trail. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Rock Garden
The Rock Garden trail is located about 30 miles east northeast of Farmington New Mexico, in San Juan County. Full color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.
Sagebrush Flats Loop
The Sagebrush Flats Loop is located approximately 8 miles West of Santa Fe New Mexico, in the Santa Fe National Forest. Color maps and turn-by-turn GPS coordinates are here.

 

Elephant butte this time of year?.. very interesting.

 

Its mainly for wheeling, but some people wanted to camp too, at least we will beat the crowds. LOL

 

Maybe you can find more people on match.com to go.