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I may end up doing similar. What Bi mart you find those at? I checked a few months ago and couldn’t find anything.

 

Since it's kind of quiet in here at the moment I'm gonna give a shameless bump while also dropping the link to my Bilstein 6112/5160 thread... lol. Don't kick me out @C41n

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/where-to-buy-bilstein-6112-5160.651634/page-6#post-22896610

Scroll to the bottom for pics ^^^

 

We still on for Sunday March 15 at Brown's?

Who's comin? Raise your hand.

 

Definitely on.

So far confirmed as of today:

@C41n
@TacoTim85

Will update this post as people confirm.

 

I’m out this run... I have too many chores to get done this weekend. Next one for sure!

 

I got some bad news today. I have urgent personal matters to attend to.

My apologies, but I am going to have to cancel for this Sunday.

 

Hope everything is ok. No need to explain here, just do what you need to and take care.

 

If anyone else wants to meet up and go explore or hit up a not-so-extreme trail I can do Saturday or Sunday.

If not, I'll probably just go get myself stuck somewhere no doubt and just FITFO it from there.

 

If you get stuck let me know. Then I have an excuse to try and get out lol

 

Take care man!

 

Haha! Deal.

 

I’m interested in joining. But liking at the website, it doesn’t seem like larger vehicles are permitted. Am I wrong?

 

There are options for 4x4 vehicles. I’ve never been, but maybe by larger it meant full size trucks? The trails are tight and difficult for wide and long rigs.

 

This is what stuck out under the Jeep 4x4 “Not Recommended
not much available for 4x4 play”. Again, just wondering.

 

There are 4x4 OHV vehicle trails. I've been out there a couple of times, but only did part of one trail. It was rated "Moderate," but we turned back when it got too sketchy. One spot in particular we were not willing to try without rock sliders at least. Lol.

I'll be going to Tillamook State Forest again on Sun 3/15 for anyone that wants to join. I'd like to explore other trails there and they should be open year round besides fire season.

I really should have bought a tow strap with shackle by now...and my own radios.

Here's a list of trails with a general map for that area. 4x4 OHV trails are listed in RED on the left with difficulty rating. There are also lots of forest service roads. I have only explored part of the overall area so far.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fnO4HRrdXFgnLJi8Qtuui_VgrHs4J9_D/view?usp=drivesdk

 

I'd be down to taking a cruise up there if you're talking about taking trails like 4E Or at least some what on the difficult scale. Fully ready with all recovery gear needed with the exception of a chainsaw and or a ax I do have 2 handheld radios

 

Would love to in the future, but can't commit to anything on a difficult scale yet. Mostly all stock truck, no sliders or skid plates, and stock tires. I'm just not willing to risk it. Not yet.

 

Kind of sounds like you might do better at the sand dunes. Much safer off roading without skids, sliders, big tires or lift. Just air down and stand on the loud pedal.

 

Since this Weekend seems to have fallen apart. Wondering about something next Sunday. With the virus my Sunday is free. I’m trying to convince my wife to let me get out. That would be the 22nd.

 

Most likely I'm free on Sundays. My only limitation is I have to be at work Mondays at 2:30 am.