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I would but she doesn't want to wheel her cherokee again until we/she figures out what's wrong with it. She's got a new HD trackbar but still gets a bit of death wobble.

Sweet!!! If your rig is the one in the avatar looks like you have a built JK which should be awesome to see in action since I've never really wheeled with one.

On the ride home she told me she was embarrassed because she talked your ears off. :D She's chatty, especially on the trail. One of these days she'll have to bring her cherokee. She's done rattlesnake before in it and she did fairly well.

:( I'm hoping my girlfriend still likes wheeling after we get married...

The more the merrier! Who else is down for some fun?

I've never done constrictor but I'd love to. I'd be down for meeting at the chevron at 9am or earlier. Once again, I'd like to beat the heat. I can come back down it with you if needed Turbo. I still need to reinforce my winch mount anyway and can't really use it until I do. Edit...

I may be down for wheeling but 1pm is going to be TOO HOT for my blood (it's supposed to be in the mid 90's tomorrow). I'd either want to go early morning or late and make it night run. Let me know what you guys decided!

How many miles on the GS? Any mechanical problems with it? My buddy had one back in the day and they're nice little starter bikes. Shoot me a PM.

Kurt I've never said that we shouldn't look for intelligent compromises, just that we need to be very aware that those unflinchingly fighting to close trails DO have the all or nothing game plan in mind for the long run. I too find the amount of litter I have seen on trails absolutely...

I've basically said the same thing several times. Instead of us being on the defensive we need to be offensive in opening more trails, opening trails that have been closed and fighting for land tooth and nail. What people don't understand is the mentality behind the war that SUWA and other...

Actually Dan's housing are fairly unique. I don't know that they are technically any stronger or better than Diamonds but the process used took him quite awhile to perfect.

Most of Trail-Gear's products are copies of other companies designs. All-Pro and Marlin have been copied heavily by Trail-Gear and most of the time Trail-Gear's stuff is just as good, just cheaper since they have serious purchasing power and manufacture overseas.

Just to stir the pot a bit, Diamond axle is FAR from being an originator of fabricated housings. They've become popular in the Toyota market but nothing that Brian has done has been revolutionary. I'm all for Trail Gear bringing this product to the market as long as it's done well. Diamond...

I don't notice much body roll on mine although I haven't driven anything else in awhile.

Nothing wrong with either approach. For what it's worth I have 3" TG springs front and rear and the rears don't flex worth a darn even with a leaf removed. They're nice springs but under my truck way too heavy. You could always 3 link it... :D

I heard of a few people going but now it seems like that's up in the air. Waiting to hear back from them.

I'll try to make it there with my GF. How long do the meetings normally take and what do they normally consist of agenda wise? (Gotta prepare the GF so she's not bored :D)

Cheston do you have the dates you'll be down there? I'd love to tag along for some fun. I haven't seen your scout for quite awhile but from the build thread it looks badass.

^ All great ideas. Up in Idaho we have regular clean ups on the trails where we'd remove literally TONS of garbage that people (not wheelers) had dumped. Because of it the BLM has a much more favorable view of our sport and has even given us permission to develop new trails. I'm sure there...