Rancho Cucamonga Crew Roll Call

WileECoyote · Sep 12, 2016

ODNAREM said: ↑

Either way whatever time we figure out to have you meet me at my place i want to hear"Wild Thing"speak over the PA!
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Got it!!! I may get shot by the neighbors, but I guess I'll do it!!! LOL!!!

TXpro4X4 · Sep 12, 2016

Ahh the Forest!

goblue82 · Sep 12, 2016

Willbeck said: ↑

Also, if anyone has single lady friends, bring them. I'm a gentleman 78% of the time, and I will have alcohol and chocolate haha.
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Fool! Your beard is a gentleman, but you sir are a small spoon through and through.

ODNAREM · Sep 12, 2016

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Depends on what time we get into camp, sit around and bullshit, and then hit the road. I'd like to be on the trail by 10 latest. At this point I'm trying to decide routes to accommodate any 2wds, although I think Ron may be the only one so far for the 2nd group? I have a great idea for a split off for the 2wds and a meet point that should put everyone at the same place around the same time and allow us to hit white mountain with the 4wds but I won't send anyone alone. White mountain itself, assuming that nobody has issues climbing the hill before the lookout and/or optional suicide hill is a pretty quick run, but there's a lot of dirt to get there and we'll take at least one break before the final stretch to the start of 3n17.

The 2wd route I have planned is 2N13 from Fawnskin to Green Valley. Where that drops out, you make a right which will put you on 2N54. You take 2N54 to 3N16 north (another right) until you hit Big Flats campground. There's a big dirt section in the middle of the intersection which is where we would drop out from.

In the meantime. The 4wd group will jam 3n14 from Fawnskin (it's just a little further up from the 2N13 split off) to 4n16 to 3n17 (white mountain) which will drop us back down to 3N11 and lead us back to the intersection where hopefully the 2wds will be waiting for us at the Big Pine Flats intersection. Assuming the 2wds take their time and hang out it while tracking and take in the sights, and the 4wds book it across 3n14, we should hopefully hit the same spot about the same time.

I've driven both routes and it's majority fire road with a couple cool spots for the 2wds. Obviously I'll get this evaluated once we get to camp, because like I said I'm not going to leave anyone behind. If we need to split off so Will can lead Gold Mountain, and I lead the 2wds around (I got a couple cool spots on 3N08 that might give them a little challenge), then that's what we'll do.

Feel free to shoot up ahead of me, don't feel like you need to work with my (Robbie's) schedule. I'd just as soon leave at 6 myself and get an early start on the day. As is, round trip we're looking a long day of driving and being in the dirt. Obviously I want to shoot to get back to camp before dark.
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We'll be good and caravaning up!I was just messing with you!

ProForce · Sep 12, 2016

I also have 2 handhelds that can be loaned for those without HAM. Im down for either run but if the first is 4x4 required then ill take the 2nd run i guess.

On another note, i am hoping to receive all my orders needed to build the first few on board water kits before the trip. If that works out, i can bring kits with me if anyone is interested let me know. Any kits sold at the meet will be 10% off so $180 total. Just let me know ahead of time so i can have them ready

goblue82 · Sep 12, 2016

ProForce said: ↑

I also have 2 handhelds that can be loaned for those without HAM. Im down for either run but if the first is 4x4 required then ill take the 2nd run i guess.

On another note, i am hoping to receive all my orders needed to build the first few on board water kits before the trip. If that works out, i can bring kits with me if anyone is interested let me know. Any kits sold at the meet will be 10% off so $180 total. Just let me know ahead of time so i can have them ready
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I'm interested. I like your clean setup from what I've seen in pictures. I need to check it out live to verify I can tap into it somewhere to get hot water for showers flowing.

goblue82 · Sep 12, 2016

@ProForce

Yo, man. You have some phenomenal skills. How have I not seen your work/video before? Respect! Killer build, too. Cheers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS2HZMMNT9M

ProForce · Sep 12, 2016

goblue82 said: ↑

@ProForce

Yo, man. You have some phenomenal skills. How have I not seen your work/video before? Respect! Killer build, too. Cheers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS2HZMMNT9M
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Thanks for the props, unfortunately im not responsible for making this video though. It was filmed by Overlanding USA and produced by Overland Network. I was just there for the filming of the episode.

ProForce · Sep 12, 2016

dtaco06 said: ↑

Second group will only be 4wd required for the white mountain part. Definitely cannot do it in 2wd. My buddy tried in his locked runner and almost made it but the ground was too loose and he didn't want to rip up brand new tires.
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Gotcha. Im confused with whos doing what but ill wing it and figure it out when i come up then haha.

ProForce · Sep 12, 2016

dtaco06 said: ↑

Not in the market "yet" but if we can take a look at your kit and 4runner options I'd be interested since it's geared towards Tacomas.
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Definitely. Will you be in Big Bear? If the tacoma model sells pretty good ill happily put in the time to build a 4 runner kit. What i have designed is already pretty universal. The only thing i would need to possibly change is the length of tubing and maybe small variations in the wire harness. I have 4runner, FJC, and Jeep in mind for the next models. What gen is your T4R?

ProForce · Sep 12, 2016

goblue82 said: ↑

I'm interested. I like your clean setup from what I've seen in pictures. I need to check it out live to verify I can tap into it somewhere to get hot water for showers flowing.
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This would be easy to do. The water intake on the pump is routed to a brass quick disconnect mounted in the bed. From there we have a 300 micron stainless steel strainer for filtration connected to a 6 foot long food grade 1/4" Vinyl tube with an open end. This tube is whats dropped into a jug, rotopax, jerry can, etc. The open end could just be connected to the output of a tankless hot water heater or heat exchanger in the future with no modification to the kit required. a heater may require larger tubing as high as 3/8 or 1/2 which can be easily changed out on the kit or an adapter can be added to step up the connection. Its an easy add on. Thats why i really like this kit so much is its so versatile to fit everyones specific needs and customizations with little work

goblue82 · Sep 12, 2016

ProForce said: ↑

This would be easy to do. The water intake on the pump is routed to a brass quick disconnect mounted in the bed. From there we have a 300 micron stainless steel strainer for filtration connected to a 6 foot long food grade 1/4" Vinyl tube with an open end. This tube is whats dropped into a jug, rotopax, jerry can, etc. The open end could just be connected to the output of a tankless hot water heater or heat exchanger in the future with no modification to the kit required. a heater may require larger tubing as high as 3/8 or 1/2 which can be easily changed out on the kit or an adapter can be added to step up the connection. Its an easy add on. Thats why i really like this kit so much is its so versatile to fit everyones specific needs and customizations with little work
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Oh snap. That sounds easy peezy! Stoked to check this out. I'll be using reclaimed heat from my radiator using a plate and frame heat exchanger (as you know from our previous correspondence on the overlander thread). I'm headed to death valley for a week in November. I sure as shit want to be equipped with hot showers for my girl and I by then.

1truckdriver · Sep 13, 2016

dtaco06 said: ↑

Depends on what time we get into camp, sit around and bullshit, and then hit the road. I'd like to be on the trail by 10 latest. At this point I'm trying to decide routes to accommodate any 2wds, although I think Ron may be the only one so far for the 2nd group? I have a great idea for a split off for the 2wds and a meet point that should put everyone at the same place around the same time and allow us to hit white mountain with the 4wds but I won't send anyone alone. White mountain itself, assuming that nobody has issues climbing the hill before the lookout and/or optional suicide hill is a pretty quick run, but there's a lot of dirt to get there and we'll take at least one break before the final stretch to the start of 3n17.

The 2wd route I have planned is 2N13 from Fawnskin to Green Valley. Where that drops out, you make a right which will put you on 2N54. You take 2N54 to 3N16 north (another right) until you hit Big Flats campground. There's a big dirt section in the middle of the intersection which is where we would drop out from.

In the meantime. The 4wd group will jam 3n14 from Fawnskin (it's just a little further up from the 2N13 split off) to 4n16 to 3n17 (white mountain) which will drop us back down to 3N11 and lead us back to the intersection where hopefully the 2wds will be waiting for us at the Big Pine Flats intersection. Assuming the 2wds take their time and hang out it while tracking and take in the sights, and the 4wds book it across 3n14, we should hopefully hit the same spot about the same time.

I've driven both routes and it's majority fire road with a couple cool spots for the 2wds. Obviously I'll get this evaluated once we get to camp, because like I said I'm not going to leave anyone behind. If we need to split off so Will can lead Gold Mountain, and I lead the 2wds around (I got a couple cool spots on 3N08 that might give them a little challenge), then that's what we'll do.
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How long is this run going to take approximately? (Time wise )

Dropitmore · Sep 13, 2016

dtaco06 said: ↑

30-40 mins to get into and through big bear. Full trail 3-5 hours depending on how well we book it across the fire roads and how many breaks we take. And then back to camp.
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Can't wait!

alex.busta · Sep 13, 2016

BLKTRUCK said: ↑

*update 9/9/16
THE SECOND ANNUAL RCRC LATE-SUMMER CAMP AND WHEEL EXTRAVAGANZA
Date: Friday Sept 23rd - Sunday Sept 25th
Location: San Gorgonio Campground off of Hwy 38 on the way to Big Bear

Planned Trail Runs
Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @Bman4X5 - (hard /4x4 only) Clark's Grade to Skyline Drive to Jacoby Canyon to Burns Canyon 36 miles 7 hrs.

Let's remember, we are all friends and family so let's treat everyone with dignity and respect. Wives, girlfriends, children and other campers will be camping with us so, let's have fun and build life long friendships and memories. We will be 15 min away from town, 2 min away from off-road so if we forget anything there's no need to worry. I'v e lost track of who's going so add your name to the list and if you booked your on spot add your spot #number. If you are showing up for a day run, add your name with a *. As we get closer we'll try and organize trail runs, food and supplies. The majority of us have hand held ham radios to use in close proximity. If you can afford 35 dollars I would suggest getting one, but it's not required. It's more fun but not required. A few members have also offered their spare radios up.

Ham radio freq. 151.941

Effective September 2, 2016: San Bernardino National Forest fire restrictions restrict building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire or stove fire. There are no wood or charcoal fires. Individuals with a valid California Campfire Permit may use either a propane, gas cooking stove or lantern.

Forest visitors are encouraged to call or visit the Ranger Station to check on location conditions and restrictions: San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office, 602 S. Tippecanoe Ave., San Bernardino, CA, (909) 382-2600.

No wood fires we can still use a propane camp fire & grill.

Do we still want to have a potluck BBQ on Saturday?
Who has a propane grill they can bring?
Propane Champ Fire Bman4x4 (1)

Site map

Confirmed:
1. @ProForce (Anthony) 17
2. @Navar (Steve) 17

3. @SixthSnail (Matt) + 1 18

4. @doreydeluxe (Scott)19

5. @1truckdriver (Daniel) 22

6. @Bman4X5 (Bruce)23
7. @NotRed (Jimbow aka MacGyver) 23
8. @Crom (Nick) 23

9. @Mike likes Tacos[/USER] (Mike) 24
10. @eon_blue (Ryan) 24

11. @goblue82 (Greg) 25
12. @Spencer (Spencer) 25

13. @Dropitmore (Andy) 26
14. @TXpro4X4 (Bryan) 26

15. @BLKTRUCK (Oscar) 27

16. @stvstoy (Steve) 28
17. @fishfinder (Mikey) 28

18. @uhplifted ( Brian ) 12

19. @CaliRaisedLed ( Jake ) 21 - bringing a brunch of products so you guys can check them out/purchase . Jake will help with installs (he said it)

Saturday day run:
1. @ODNAREM Ron*
2. @dtaco06 Danny* - Willing to Lead white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable.
3. @WileECoyote Randy*
4. @4x4Banger Charlie*
5. @downhillbik3r James*

If anybody is still interested in camping, there are a few camp sites left in our loop 11,14,20. Click Here --> SAN GORGONIO CAMP SITE to reserve your spot.

Phone Number:
Information: (909)866-8550

Directions:
Take I-10 East to Redlands. Take the University Street exit, EXIT 80. Turn left (northbound) on University Street. Turn right onto E. Lugonia Avenue/SR-38. Continue on State Highway 38 for approximately 20 miles to the campground entrance.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
34.17444, -116.86639
34°10'28"N, 116°51'59"W

Things you will need:
FILL YOUR GAS TANKS...
Your drink of choice, Hand Tools, Chair, Tent, Sleeping Bag, Flash Light, Water, Food, & a Good Attitude.
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You can count me in for the day on Saturday. I may be +1. Is there going to be a potluck list for Saturday?

madsand · Sep 13, 2016

CaliRaisedLed said: ↑

For everyone going on the trip, got a confirmation that we are bringing shirts to give out to everyone!!
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Can I get one even though I'm not coming? Medium here I'd love to go but I got company picnic going on

BLKTRUCK · Sep 13, 2016

*update 9/13/16
THE SECOND ANNUAL RCRC LATE-SUMMER CAMP AND WHEEL EXTRAVAGANZA
Date: Friday Sept 23rd - Sunday Sept 25th
Location: San Gorgonio Campground off of Hwy 38 on the way to Big Bear

Planned Trail Runs
#1) 7am Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @Bman4X5 - (hard /4x4 only) Clark's Grade to Skyline Drive to Jacoby Canyon to Burns Canyon 36 miles 7 hrs.

#2) 9am Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @dtaco06 white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable.3-5 Hrs

Let's remember, we are all friends and family so let's treat everyone with dignity and respect. Wives, girlfriends, children and other campers will be camping with us so, let's have fun and build life long friendships and memories. We will be 15 min away from town, 2 min away from off-road so if we forget anything there's no need to worry. I'v e lost track of who's going so add your name to the list and if you booked your on spot add your spot #number. If you are showing up for a day run, add your name with a *. As we get closer we'll try and organize trail runs, food and supplies. The majority of us have hand held ham radios to use in close proximity. If you can afford 35 dollars I would suggest getting one, but it's not required. It's more fun but not required. A few members have also offered their spare radios up.

Ham radio freq. 151.941

Effective September 2, 2016: San Bernardino National Forest fire restrictions restrict building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire or stove fire. There are no wood or charcoal fires. Individuals with a valid California Campfire Permit may use either a propane, gas cooking stove or lantern.

Forest visitors are encouraged to call or visit the Ranger Station to check on location conditions and restrictions: San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office, 602 S. Tippecanoe Ave., San Bernardino, CA, (909) 382-2600.

No wood fires we can still use a propane camp fire & grill.

Do we still want to have a potluck BBQ on Saturday?
Who has a propane grill they can bring?
Propane Champ Fire Bman4x4 (1)

Site map

Confirmed:
1. @ProForce (Anthony) 17
2. @Navar (Steve) 17

3. @SixthSnail (Matt) + 1 18

4. @doreydeluxe (Scott)19

5. @1truckdriver (Daniel) 22 (4 burner Grill)
+ Famous Red Jeep Greg - (Greg) 22

6. @Bman4X5 (Bruce)23
7. @NotRed (Jimbow aka MacGyver) 23 - OUT
8. @Crom (Nick) 23

9. @Mike likes Tacos[/USER] (Mike) 24
10. @eon_blue (Ryan) 24

11. @goblue82 (Greg) 25
12. @Spencer (Spencer) 25

13. @Dropitmore (Andy) 26
14. @TXpro4X4 (Bryan) 26 (Grill)

15. @BLKTRUCK (Oscar) 27

16. @stvstoy (Steve) 28
17. @fishfinder (Mikey) 28

18. @uhplifted ( Brian ) 12

19. @CaliRaisedLed ( Jake ) 21 - bringing a brunch of products so you guys can check them out/purchase . Jake will help with installs (he said it)

20. @Willbeck ( Will ) 31

Saturday day run:
1. @ODNAREM Ron*
2. @dtaco06 Danny* - Willing to Lead white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable. ETA 9.0
3. @WileECoyote Randy*
4. @4x4Banger Charlie*
5. @downhillbik3r James*
6. @MADSTEEZE Alex*

If anybody is still interested in camping, there are a few camp sites left in our loop 11 & 14, Click Here --> SAN GORGONIO CAMP SITE to reserve your spot.

Phone Number:
Information: (909)866-8550

Directions:
Take I-10 East to Redlands. Take the University Street exit, EXIT 80. Turn left (northbound) on University Street. Turn right onto E. Lugonia Avenue/SR-38. Continue on State Highway 38 for approximately 20 miles to the campground entrance.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
34.17444, -116.86639
34°10'28"N, 116°51'59"W

Things you will need:
FILL YOUR GAS TANKS...
Your drink of choice, Hand Tools, Chair, Tent, Sleeping Bag, Flash Light, Water, Food, & a Good Attitude.

TXpro4X4 · Sep 13, 2016

BLKTRUCK said: ↑

*update 9/13/16
THE SECOND ANNUAL RCRC LATE-SUMMER CAMP AND WHEEL EXTRAVAGANZA
Date: Friday Sept 23rd - Sunday Sept 25th
Location: San Gorgonio Campground off of Hwy 38 on the way to Big Bear

Planned Trail Runs
#1) 7am Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @Bman4X5 - (hard /4x4 only) Clark's Grade to Skyline Drive to Jacoby Canyon to Burns Canyon 36 miles 7 hrs.

#2) 9am Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @dtaco06 white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable.3-5 Hrs

Let's remember, we are all friends and family so let's treat everyone with dignity and respect. Wives, girlfriends, children and other campers will be camping with us so, let's have fun and build life long friendships and memories. We will be 15 min away from town, 2 min away from off-road so if we forget anything there's no need to worry. I'v e lost track of who's going so add your name to the list and if you booked your on spot add your spot #number. If you are showing up for a day run, add your name with a *. As we get closer we'll try and organize trail runs, food and supplies. The majority of us have hand held ham radios to use in close proximity. If you can afford 35 dollars I would suggest getting one, but it's not required. It's more fun but not required. A few members have also offered their spare radios up.

Ham radio freq. 151.941

Effective September 2, 2016: San Bernardino National Forest fire restrictions restrict building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire or stove fire. There are no wood or charcoal fires. Individuals with a valid California Campfire Permit may use either a propane, gas cooking stove or lantern.

Forest visitors are encouraged to call or visit the Ranger Station to check on location conditions and restrictions: San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office, 602 S. Tippecanoe Ave., San Bernardino, CA, (909) 382-2600.

No wood fires we can still use a propane camp fire & grill.

Do we still want to have a potluck BBQ on Saturday?
Who has a propane grill they can bring?
Propane Champ Fire Bman4x4 (1)

Site map

Confirmed:
1. @ProForce (Anthony) 17
2. @Navar (Steve) 17

3. @SixthSnail (Matt) + 1 18

4. @doreydeluxe (Scott)19

5. @1truckdriver (Daniel) 22

6. @Bman4X5 (Bruce)23
7. @NotRed (Jimbow aka MacGyver) 23 - OUT
8. @Crom (Nick) 23

9. @Mike likes Tacos[/USER] (Mike) 24
10. @eon_blue (Ryan) 24

11. @goblue82 (Greg) 25
12. @Spencer (Spencer) 25

13. @Dropitmore (Andy) 26
14. @TXpro4X4 (Bryan) 26

15. @BLKTRUCK (Oscar) 27

16. @stvstoy (Steve) 28
17. @fishfinder (Mikey) 28

18. @uhplifted ( Brian ) 12

19. @CaliRaisedLed ( Jake ) 21 - bringing a brunch of products so you guys can check them out/purchase . Jake will help with installs (he said it)

20. @Willbeck ( Will ) 31

Saturday day run:
1. @ODNAREM Ron*
2. @dtaco06 Danny* - Willing to Lead white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable. ETA 9.0
3. @WileECoyote Randy*
4. @4x4Banger Charlie*
5. @downhillbik3r James*
6. @MADSTEEZE Alex*

If anybody is still interested in camping, there are a few camp sites left in our loop 11 & 14, not in our loop 39 & 49 Click Here --> SAN GORGONIO CAMP SITE to reserve your spot.

Phone Number:
Information: (909)866-8550

Directions:
Take I-10 East to Redlands. Take the University Street exit, EXIT 80. Turn left (northbound) on University Street. Turn right onto E. Lugonia Avenue/SR-38. Continue on State Highway 38 for approximately 20 miles to the campground entrance.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
34.17444, -116.86639
34°10'28"N, 116°51'59"W

Things you will need:
FILL YOUR GAS TANKS...
Your drink of choice, Hand Tools, Chair, Tent, Sleeping Bag, Flash Light, Water, Food, & a Good Attitude.
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I have a gas grill
Big or small is needed?

1truckdriver · Sep 13, 2016

I'm taking my 4 burner propane grill.
Wife and daughter will be joining me.
Also, my friend Greg and his wife will be joining us and sharing my camp site.

alex.busta · Sep 13, 2016

1truckdriver said: ↑

I'm taking my 4 burner propane grill.
Wife and daughter will be joining me.
Also, my friend Greg and his wife will be joining us and sharing my camp site.
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Greg with the Jeep???

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