Hi I have been to this site a few times and decided to register. I live in Ogden and have a 98 TJ I bought last year. I would like to make it a little more trail worthy and ride better if that is possible. It came with a lift, I think 4 in. 33 in tires. I like to work on my cars, run and bike.
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- Thread starter timmy9000
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TJDukit
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S.
- Location
- Clearfield
Welcome, this is a very newbie friendly site with loads of information available. Best thing I can tell you is search a lot. Most if not all of the questions you will have, have been answered.
Get on some wheeling trips to American Fork and you will figure out what you want and need. Right now your Jeep is more than capable of handling most everything down there. Some sliders and a rear locker will open up a lot of obstacles and remover a little bit of the fear of body damage.
When the snow melts and the trips pick up you'll find plenty of oportunity to go wheeling with people on here.
Get on some wheeling trips to American Fork and you will figure out what you want and need. Right now your Jeep is more than capable of handling most everything down there. Some sliders and a rear locker will open up a lot of obstacles and remover a little bit of the fear of body damage.
When the snow melts and the trips pick up you'll find plenty of oportunity to go wheeling with people on here.
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
Welcome
sixstringsteve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- UT
Welcome. I've never been on an RME trip that wasn't extremely friendly to new people who weren't familiar with the trails. Hit me up in a month or two and I'll take you out to some local trails.
If you do decide to join on a ride, tell them you've never done the trail before, and they'll be more than happy to teach you about it. Looks like you've got a great rig that can do a lot of the local trails.
If you do decide to join on a ride, tell them you've never done the trail before, and they'll be more than happy to teach you about it. Looks like you've got a great rig that can do a lot of the local trails.
- Location
- Riverton, UT
Welcome on behalf of RME and the U4WDA.
Be sure to read all the instructions in "Introductions & using the Forum".
U4WDA believes the four wheeling community is best served by:
1. Education thru the use of classes, pamphlets, and films to teach responsible conservation.
2. Use Auto Dealerships and suppliers for the distribution of information.
3. Support Utah Counties in obtaining Quiet Claims to roads within their jurisdiction.
4. Stays informed and work closely with all Government Agencies and local law enforcement.
5. Where practical uses peer pressure to keep OHV use within the law.
6. Inform local agencies and law enforcement of illegal OHV use.
We promote the following: BRC/UFWDA: National legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
USA-All:- Local legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
U4WDA: On the ground actions. Service projects, education, club training, broadcasting the needs of Usa-All, UFWDA & BRC to its member clubs. Require clubs to be members of Usa-All, UFWDA & BRC, tie it into dues.
Member Clubs: Rides, education, hats, jackets, newsletters, raffles, etc. Require membership in U4WDA
Individuals: Join a club and promote responsible use amongst fellow travelers.
BRC:- National legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
Usa-All:- Local legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
U4WDA: On the ground actions. Service projects, education, club training, broadcasting the needs of Usa-All & BRC to its member clubs. Require clubs to be members of Usa-All & BRC, tie it into dues.
Member Clubs: Rides, education, hats, jackets, newsletters, raffles, etc. Require membership in U4WDA
Individuals: Join a club and promote responsible use amongst fellow travelers.
http://delalbright.com/index2.html
http://www.sharetrails.org/recreation-toolkit
http://www.nohvcc.org/education/education.asp
http://www.u4wda.org
http://www.usaall.org
Be sure to read all the instructions in "Introductions & using the Forum".
U4WDA believes the four wheeling community is best served by:
1. Education thru the use of classes, pamphlets, and films to teach responsible conservation.
2. Use Auto Dealerships and suppliers for the distribution of information.
3. Support Utah Counties in obtaining Quiet Claims to roads within their jurisdiction.
4. Stays informed and work closely with all Government Agencies and local law enforcement.
5. Where practical uses peer pressure to keep OHV use within the law.
6. Inform local agencies and law enforcement of illegal OHV use.
We promote the following: BRC/UFWDA: National legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
USA-All:- Local legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
U4WDA: On the ground actions. Service projects, education, club training, broadcasting the needs of Usa-All, UFWDA & BRC to its member clubs. Require clubs to be members of Usa-All, UFWDA & BRC, tie it into dues.
Member Clubs: Rides, education, hats, jackets, newsletters, raffles, etc. Require membership in U4WDA
Individuals: Join a club and promote responsible use amongst fellow travelers.
BRC:- National legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
Usa-All:- Local legislation, action alerts, lobbying, etc
U4WDA: On the ground actions. Service projects, education, club training, broadcasting the needs of Usa-All & BRC to its member clubs. Require clubs to be members of Usa-All & BRC, tie it into dues.
Member Clubs: Rides, education, hats, jackets, newsletters, raffles, etc. Require membership in U4WDA
Individuals: Join a club and promote responsible use amongst fellow travelers.
http://delalbright.com/index2.html
http://www.sharetrails.org/recreation-toolkit
http://www.nohvcc.org/education/education.asp
http://www.u4wda.org
http://www.usaall.org
sixstringsteve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- UT
I'm organizing a trail run for all the new members we've recently had. You're welcome to join if you'd like:
http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?t=81304
http://www.rme4x4.com/showthread.php?t=81304
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