2nd Annual SouthEast 4Runner Jam
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May 18, 2005 | 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by synovus
I agree... definitely doable dry, though with a good chance of carnage. One spot in particular just past the middle rock section, about 3/4 the way up, looked like it was begging for some window breakage, even when dry. All I know is that when it got wet, traction was a rare commodity. You could hardly walk it, let alone drive up it. It ate my driveshaft in short order. Thankfully Marc was the voice of reason, and saved me any more damage.
That being said, I WILL one day conquer Schoolbus.
That being said, I WILL one day conquer Schoolbus.
Rick, School Bus isn't as hard as it looks..But be ready for more body carnage. I think I may try going up next time I go. I've only been down from Helipad. I want to try Slickrock and Peckerwood, I haven't done those yet.
Also you down for all of trail 2? I'm going...I'm trying to get Daniel too.
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May 18, 2005 | 03:35 PM
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From: Deep Gap, NC
Originally Posted by ATLRoach
Rick, School Bus isn't as hard as it looks..But be ready for more body carnage. I think I may try going up next time I go. I've only been down from Helipad.
Chris
May 18, 2005 | 04:24 PM
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From: Mooresville (Lake Norman) NC
Originally Posted by ATLRoach
Rick, School Bus isn't as hard as it looks..But be ready for more body carnage.
I wired up an in cab winch switch from a cruiser (boat) windless switch. It has an anchor on it with in and out toggle. I am gonna run a kill switch so I don't activate it while on the road. That forgeting the remote and lifting the hood nonsence will not happen again, I promise.
May 18, 2005 | 06:10 PM
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I don't care what anyone says, but what we all accomplished this past weekend was nothing short of amazing! I would run all those trails again with all the same company. I had a great time guys, and the friendships are great!
Chris
Chris
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May 19, 2005 | 04:24 PM
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From: Cumming, GA
Originally Posted by dragr1
Probably 35's, dual lockers and a total disregard for your vehicle. Also spare axles and knowledge of how to fix anything on it. Oh yeah and a winch.
2 strikes I’m out. I guess I’ll just be watching for lower 2.
EDIT: 3 strikes - I don't have a front locker.
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his ass!!!
May 19, 2005 | 04:50 PM
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Had a great time, and thanks Rick and Will for letting me ride the trails in your rigs . It was a a different experience from always driving. Hope to have some pics and short video clips posted by the end of the weekend. Can't wait to do it again, but take my rig on the trails next time.
. It was a a different experience from always driving. Hope to have some pics and short video clips posted by the end of the weekend. Can't wait to do it again, but take my rig on the trails next time.
May 19, 2005 | 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikeys87
Had a great time, and thanks Rick and Will for letting me ride the trails in your rigs . It was a a different experience from always driving. Hope to have some pics and short video clips posted by the end of the weekend. Can't wait to do it again, but take my rig on the trails next time.
. It was a a different experience from always driving. Hope to have some pics and short video clips posted by the end of the weekend. Can't wait to do it again, but take my rig on the trails next time.
