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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted by 93XJLI
i can lead a blue/low black run, i know sam will probably be leading a higher level.

i dont feel like like beating the crap out of my jeep on reds and blacks like last time i was there.
we will see what the turnout is like.

looks like we might have a group doing greens and low blues and a higher blue/low black group. there are also some multi-level trails which are fun for any rig
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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 06:58 AM
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Originally Posted by _StationWagon_
I'm not saying "I think it can be done". I'm not gonna get into a pi$$ing contest, but I repeat: I have seen black trails done open/open with bigger tires than 31. Guy who leaves his ego at home, accepts the limitations of his Jeep and use common sense picking lines can get thru a lot more than you would believe. Lockers are not the holy grail.
generally locked rigs on 31's make open rigs on 35's look silly

the guy on the 35's just gets more attention at the mall.

im going to have some loose guidelines on what rigs can run what level trails on this run. i'm not going to force anyone to do something they don't wan't to do, but if everyone cooperates it will be a better time out on the trails for the rest of us.
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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by ktmracer419
we will see what the turnout is like.

looks like we might have a group doing greens and low blues and a higher blue/low black group. there are also some multi-level trails which are fun for any rig
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generally locked rigs on 31's make open rigs on 35's look silly

the guy on the 35's just gets more attention at the mall.

im going to have some loose guidelines on what rigs can run what level trails on this run. i'm not going to force anyone to do something they don't wan't to do, but if everyone cooperates it will be a better time out on the trails for the rest of us.
aye captain.

and yea, no one who is at RC for the first time, or hasnt had a lot of seat time on legitimate trails will be keen to running blacks. my first time at RC was open/locked on 31s and i was nervous on blues. when i went for the second and third time (as well as wheeling and more trails inbetween) on the same setup i was comfortable on blacks.

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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 08:40 AM
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BTW i recommend everyone pick up a CB radio if you dont have one. every RC trip i've done the group hasnt had one and the lack of comms can suck sometimes.

hell, even if you throw it on right before the trip and need a tune i'll bring my tuner and we can do that at the park.
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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 09:14 AM
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I gotta get mine tuned piece of crap....... Im getting more and more excited for the trip hopefully i have my locker in before then :/
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Originally Posted by Thunder_J
I gotta get mine tuned piece of crap....... Im getting more and more excited for the trip hopefully i have my locker in before then :/
hopefully?

if it comes down to it i have installed many jeep parts in campgrounds and the rc parking lot. including lunchbox lockers...and engines
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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 10:45 AM
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I doubt anyone is interested but, a myself and a buddy r gonna be up there the 12th and 13th doing some green trails. i just got my jeep, and he's got an '01 exploder, and we r just lookin to get a little dirty, if anyone wants to hand out and show us around anyone is welcome.
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Originally Posted by Thunder_J
I gotta get mine tuned piece of crap....... Im getting more and more excited for the trip hopefully i have my locker in before then :/
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hopefully?

if it comes down to it i have installed many jeep parts in campgrounds and the rc parking lot. including lunchbox lockers...and engines
i can throw a lunchbox locker in a 8.25 with stock gears in under an hour. bet a sixer of yuengling on it
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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by 93XJLI
BTW i recommend everyone pick up a CB radio if you dont have one. every RC trip i've done the group hasnt had one and the lack of comms can suck sometimes.

hell, even if you throw it on right before the trip and need a tune i'll bring my tuner and we can do that at the park.
the FRS Radios can be just as effective and a lil cheaper to buy, i know i keep 3 in my jeep as well as the CB
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Originally Posted by 93XJLI
i can throw a lunchbox locker in a 8.25 with stock gears in under an hour. bet a sixer of yuengling on it
you sir are a crafty entrepeneur
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Originally Posted by ktmracer419
you sir are a crafty entrepeneur
and a 6 of yeungling costs like 4 bucks there
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Old Mar 9, 2010 | 04:54 PM
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i am in as long as i can borrow my dads trailer or find a set of highway tires. i am gonna be up there next weekend if anyones going. probably only running greens and blues though i am going with a bunch of ifs tacos
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roll call thread is up:

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f41/ap...36/#post461268
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Originally Posted by ktmracer419
and a 6 of yeungling costs like 4 bucks there
7.99 actually. iirc. lol.
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Originally Posted by 93XJLI
7.99 actually. iirc. lol.
who the hell would buy a 6 then? you can get a 24 of bottles for $18
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