Wattora Tahuya Run pics nov. 13
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Ya thats the one! It worked great, still have a little work to do. I think Midiwall has pictures of it on the rocks . Scott sorry I missed wheelin with you again, and the whole other group . I was lost by myself for awhile kept making big loops ,Untill I finally found Robs group . Btw I have a IFS diff if you need it .
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Wow it looks like you guys had alot of fun! Wish Crash and I could have gone. Sounds like he had fun on his run this weekend and I guess I saved my detail job but it looks like alot of fun.
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Originally Posted by KevyWevy
the pics so far are awsome and i can't wait to see some more. it looks like you guys had an amaizing turn out! kudos! mmmmm kudos yummm...
oh yeah, did everybody make it back up that hill on the way out? i know last year i really had to gun it and barely made it up.
any last min. diff breathers this year?
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...11483346HghDVA
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...11483346HghDVA
well it looked like it was a fun secessfull trip and i hope everybody had fun while was sitting at work on my ass being bored and blowing my knose every 2 mins.
I'll have pics up later today... Then I should get Shannon's in a couple of days.
It was a great day!
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Indeed a fun trip.
There was a lot of new faces and some that haven't been out in awhile, good to see all of them.
As far as I know nobody broke anything but there was some body damage.
There was a lot of new faces and some that haven't been out in awhile, good to see all of them.
As far as I know nobody broke anything but there was some body damage.
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We broke up into 2-3 groups of folks, so I can't speak for everyone, but the group that Shannon and I were in _did_ pass remembrance of you at that point... as we all DROVE up the hill!
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As far as carnage is concerned, I know both Mike and myself sheared off the grease fittings on our drive shafts when going through the mogul section of the back 40. The gas tank skid clipped them right off. It was really strange, since I'd never had any issues before, though I'd heard of it happening. I think it may have had to do with me running alot lighter in back this trip without the cargo box. I also came close to ripping the left rear fender flare off when coming up the far left hill climb- I think Mark got his hung up there as well?
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Ben had some body damage. Funny thing is, it happened with in 5 mins, he couldnt make it up one hill climb with a stump in it, then backed down and nailed the stump, and his bump wrinkled his fender, then he went up and turned around? or something and came back down and goes, hey cody check out the new body damage. Theres pics of it In the link i posted. Good driving Ben!
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That hill climb is where mark did his custom body work, I think only part of his flare got ripped off, But it looked like he had it snapped back on when we were leaving.
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it was great times. It was my first time doing a REAL trail. I was surprised that my rig did quite well for being completly stock. Hillclimbs were fun cuz I actually made it. I kept on bugging Cody for intalling OME springs =) hope you werent annoyed. So many people showed up and it was a sight to remember for a long time. I never saw Rob after we all took off, I sorta wanted to see him tackle that big mud hole. I will post my portion of pics tonight. It was funtimes
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Originally Posted by 2001Millrunner
I never saw Rob after we all took off, I sorta wanted to see him tackle that big mud hole.
We arrived at "Mud Lake", as the locals were calling it, to find a bunch of rigs that were not with us standing around and daring each other to cross it. Since I already knew how deep that one was, I just charged in, blasted back and forth across it in every direction, then we headed out. We dropped in on the big mud area in the back, but as usual, it was surrounded by a big group of mouth breathers. We were anxious to get down the Riff-Raff trail at that point and hit the rock gardens in the Back 40, so we didn't play in the mud much.
I was bummed that I crossed paths with so few people, other than the group I was with. We could hear folks off in the distance on the CB, but I guess we going in opposite directions.
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Originally Posted by WATRD
I had a core group of people I hung out with for most of the day and we picked up more along the way as well as losing some. A typical day at Tahuya
We arrived at "Mud Lake", as the locals were calling it, to find a bunch of rigs that were not with us standing around and daring each other to cross it. Since I already knew how deep that one was, I just charged in, blasted back and forth across it in every direction, then we headed out. We dropped in on the big mud area in the back, but as usual, it was surrounded by a big group of mouth breathers. We were anxious to get down the Riff-Raff trail at that point and hit the rock gardens in the Back 40, so we didn't play in the mud much.
I was bummed that I crossed paths with so few people, other than the group I was with. We could hear folks off in the distance on the CB, but I guess we going in opposite directions.
We arrived at "Mud Lake", as the locals were calling it, to find a bunch of rigs that were not with us standing around and daring each other to cross it. Since I already knew how deep that one was, I just charged in, blasted back and forth across it in every direction, then we headed out. We dropped in on the big mud area in the back, but as usual, it was surrounded by a big group of mouth breathers. We were anxious to get down the Riff-Raff trail at that point and hit the rock gardens in the Back 40, so we didn't play in the mud much.
I was bummed that I crossed paths with so few people, other than the group I was with. We could hear folks off in the distance on the CB, but I guess we going in opposite directions.
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My damage list;
One dent, just behind the latch of the drivers door, below the extended cab window.
AC idler pulley is full of mud and screaming like a little girl.
Right, rear tire has some gack in the bead and needs to be reseated.
Drivers side axle seal on the D44 is leaking like a sieve.
Steering wheel leans to the left from the springs stretching.
Mud and slime all over the under carriage.
One dent, just behind the latch of the drivers door, below the extended cab window.
AC idler pulley is full of mud and screaming like a little girl.
Right, rear tire has some gack in the bead and needs to be reseated.
Drivers side axle seal on the D44 is leaking like a sieve.
Steering wheel leans to the left from the springs stretching.
Mud and slime all over the under carriage.
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Originally Posted by snwbrdpunk16
Those jeep dudes were makin fun of us? Psh whatever floats their boat.
From the pictures I've seen, whatever sinks their boat.....
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My first batch of pics are up!
http://www.midiwall.com/4Runner/dirt...13_Tahuya.html
They're all basically pics from The Rocks, and include Rob, Daryl, Rome and Greg.
I'll be getting Shannon's online in the next couple of days. HiRez copies of all these are available, drop me a line on how to get them...
http://www.midiwall.com/4Runner/dirt...13_Tahuya.html
They're all basically pics from The Rocks, and include Rob, Daryl, Rome and Greg.
I'll be getting Shannon's online in the next couple of days. HiRez copies of all these are available, drop me a line on how to get them...
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Originally Posted by GRNTACO
It's not fair to say "those jeep dudes" because I know and have wheeled with some decent jeep dudes. I would say, those 'necks where trying to make fun of us.
From the pictures I've seen, whatever sinks their boat.....
From the pictures I've seen, whatever sinks their boat.....
kinda like the necks we ran across out there in mar/april of this year.... that red pathfinder and the green jeep