Cv shaft is in! Now to fab that front tow hook and flat flares so I don't go flinging my plastic ones all over the trail.

 

^^^*borat voice* "GREAT SUCCESS!!"

 

It was a and a half to do. Saw the guy who cut me off at McDonald's parked next to the dumpster, I decided to park "close" to him so he couldn't get in. Guy walked out, saw me parked next to him, did a double take looking back at the dining area, and proceeded to walk swiftly to the local Wal-Mart. I'm guessing the empty gun rack and loose rounds rattling around the center console really does work any advice on what thickness diamond plate to use? I'm heading to a few shops to get some prices later.

 

im going down with a few guys from adirondack jeeps and a few family members, we will only be meeting the minimal requirements so idk what trails ill be able to hit up

im running a 94 XJ with 6.5'' lift and 33'' tires open/open 30/35 tow points and a full size spare

my dad will have a 79 cj7 with 5.75'' lift 35'' tires full size spare, open/open with a 8k winch

 

anybody from long island wanna go?

 

im quite interested. all depends on when my finals are if i can leave... if i would it would be sat and i would run green and a bit of blue...would be my first real trail

 

Hey cracker if you are going to go let me know i may be interested. It will be my first real wheel too.

 

Looking forward too this.....I was hoping to get a run in before this one, but it looks like this may be my first run since Nov 09. I've swapped front my d30 with a new one from a 99 and put a SOLID cover on it. Swapped my d35 for a 8.25 from a 99. Also looking to get some 32's or 33's but having a hard time finding some decent rubber that suits my budget. All that along with some other small stuff. Can't wait till some warmer weather, hopefully early April will be somewhat nice for wheeling.

BTW- If anyone is coming from the east and heading west on 78 and is unsure on how to find the park I would be happy to lead a caravan.

 

i'll be right there with you, Mike. and i will get pics up of my rig asap. need a new camera.

 

Cool....looking forward to it.

 

I'm all for the caravan. My GPS and I don't get along very well.

 

I am in the process of searching for a 2001 cherokee. My plans are to do a 3" rough country lift and 31" BFG all terrains. Hopefully I will have all of this by summer time. It will be my first jeep, so my question is: if and when i go to rausch creek, what suggestions do you have about which trails i would be able to do? Im a first-timer, so any help, ideas, or additional equipment suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Hopefully ill be able to join you all out there soon! Thanks

 

Start off on greens....then try some blues. 3 inches and 31's you can do some if not all blues. But my best suggestion would be to either come out with us, or find another group with some people that have experience with the park. If your really new to wheeling they are always offering green runs for newbies....check out there site lots of good info.

 

screw highways..... why can't there be reasonable amounts of backroads to get there? I hate goin over 50 with my tires and I don't have a trailer.... damn it

if that wasn't an issue I would love to go.

 

This is very tempting.. if i can get the time off work ill be down to go. anybody wanna convoy near the NE CT area?