Joined
·
320 Posts
Wish I could go. Waiting to hear back from pacesetter on why the header doesn't fit.arkabilly said:
Any good wheellin close to Little Rock?
61 - 80 of 95 Posts
Joined
·
284 Posts
I can't make it this time Mike. I have to change out a water heater and then going to install a Savvy 1" MML and 1 1/4" BL :cheers::highfive::tea:
First baby steps for a tummy tuck!
Steven
Joined
·
78 Posts
Anyone wanna head to superlift Sat?
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
Big club ride saturday at superlift everyone is welcome.
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
Steven it was great meeting you on saturday. You have a awesome LJ. Which brand of Tummy Tuck are you going with?
Joined
·
284 Posts
Ditto! Which trails did you end up running? We did a couple of (3)'s and then ran Ultimate Adventure and then Gorge. Had to pull cable on Gorge but made it through UA with no problems. It was a great day:2thumbsup:.
I started off wanting the Savvy TT but after looking at Nashirak's LJ I'm going to look real carefully at the UFC's TT.
If your going to do any trail rides don't forget to drop me a line!
Steven
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
We ran the Snake trail, Buckhorn (SE), Power Wagon Point, Brandon's Run, Rubicon Ridge, Fun run, and Sesame Street. Try riding in Nashirak's LJ we never hit his belly out there on the trail. I drag my stock skid like crazy out there. Tummy tuck is a really nice mod. I sure will drop you a line next time I go. I think tim is ready to go back to the park he bought a membership to the park.
Joined
·
284 Posts
This was my 5th time there since October. I think I'm hooked:shhh:
I crawled under his rig and took a look at the UCF skid and it did look nice. He mentioned that he didn't go Savvy because it was made out of aluminum and it would 'stick' to the rocks and steel wouldn't. I hadn't thought about aluminum being softer and 'sticking' to the rocks. I guess I have a lot more reading to do.......
I crawled under his rig and took a look at the UCF skid and it did look nice. He mentioned that he didn't go Savvy because it was made out of aluminum and it would 'stick' to the rocks and steel wouldn't. I hadn't thought about aluminum being softer and 'sticking' to the rocks. I guess I have a lot more reading to do.......
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
I know RHDTJ over on the Arkansas Crawler told me the only think he dont like about his UCF skid setup is how much it weighs. He said I wish I had got the lighter aluminum. He and I have talked about the aluminum sticking to the rocks and he said if its was so bad why was the rock bouncers and ultra 4 guys using it for there belly skids. So I'm lost just like you but my Savvy gas tank skid hasnt gave me any trouble on the rocks yet but I've only took the TJ out twice since installing it.
Joined
·
284 Posts
Brock Creek
The Wife and I went to Brock Creek today. Lots, I mean, Lots of 4-wheeler s and we were the only Jeep. Did both jeep trails, 51 & 42. Apparently there has been a lot of water on these trails. The first half of 51 had a lot of wash-outs, the last climb to the top of the main ridge most of the top soil was gone and the last 100 yds was a bunch of little rock shelf's and loose rooks. It was fun! The top of the ridge was just mud holes with rock bottoms that were about 2 ft deep. (i don't like mud!) Trail 42 had a lot of water damage also. Lots of trees were down and all creaks had knocked down trees in or across them. It was fun too. The Wife took a couple of pics at the cross of Brock Creek on trail 42. The last one I'm just looking at the water, that's it, just looking. I'm NOT doing what it looks like I'm doing.....
Overall, nice way to spend 4hrs with the wife that didn't cost any money.:2thumbsup:
The Wife and I went to Brock Creek today. Lots, I mean, Lots of 4-wheeler s and we were the only Jeep. Did both jeep trails, 51 & 42. Apparently there has been a lot of water on these trails. The first half of 51 had a lot of wash-outs, the last climb to the top of the main ridge most of the top soil was gone and the last 100 yds was a bunch of little rock shelf's and loose rooks. It was fun! The top of the ridge was just mud holes with rock bottoms that were about 2 ft deep. (i don't like mud!) Trail 42 had a lot of water damage also. Lots of trees were down and all creaks had knocked down trees in or across them. It was fun too. The Wife took a couple of pics at the cross of Brock Creek on trail 42. The last one I'm just looking at the water, that's it, just looking. I'm NOT doing what it looks like I'm doing.....
Overall, nice way to spend 4hrs with the wife that didn't cost any money.:2thumbsup:
Attachments
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
Trisha and I are talking about taking the Jeep up there on Monday. Thanks for the trail report. I was going to sent you a msg tomorrow to see if you had been up there lately.
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
Well Trisha and I went to the East Fork Illinois Bayou today. We started out going thru gulf mtn wma and going down to liberty springs. We went from there to brock lake. We had a nice little water crossing at the bridge below the lake. We got to the next low water bridge and the creek wasnt too high up. So we took a poser picture of the TJ. We make our way over to East Fork Illinois Bayou and got some pictures of the Jeep playing in the creek. It was a nice fun trip and we saw a lot of deer today.
Attachments
Joined
·
1,513 Posts
We had a good time would have done some more trails had there been another Jeep with us it wassuper muddy up there. In that one picture trisha was to close to the action and got a shower. The look on her face was priceless.
Here is a little used road/trail.
Hector take Pine Road East, beside the Convience store, to Welcome,
Pine turns south there, you want to go north, follow it into the Forest
Follow the main trail till you come to the logging clearing there is a fork here,
stay left and keep going up.
Going straight is barely used anymore.
There is one climb that is rocky.
Google+ screwed up my ability to share a single image.
Maybe this url will work.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/...lbums/5854700216315279969/5854700214211339602
Welcome Home Trail laid out on Google Earth.
Hector take Pine Road East, beside the Convience store, to Welcome,
Pine turns south there, you want to go north, follow it into the Forest
Follow the main trail till you come to the logging clearing there is a fork here,
stay left and keep going up.
Going straight is barely used anymore.
There is one climb that is rocky.
Google+ screwed up my ability to share a single image.
Maybe this url will work.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/...lbums/5854700216315279969/5854700214211339602
Welcome Home Trail laid out on Google Earth.
Attachments
Joined
·
78 Posts
So has anyone found anything close to Cabot that could be fun?
61 - 80 of 95 Posts
