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I did a little muddin the other day in the 2wd monster. Went coyote hunting north of town so I had to make it down a muddy and snowy trail, the interesting part was turning around. I have my shovel and a bucket marked "4wd" though filled with flat rocks and I can pretty much get myself out of anything. Got used to carrying that stuff from being in the sandhills back home all the time. Good stuff!
Hey Ryan, where around Tuttle do you go?
Hey Ryan, where around Tuttle do you go?
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I go to the Tuttle Creek Off-Road Vehicle Area about 2 miles South of Randolph... its a park set-up entirely for wheeling. Its great fun. I wish I could go more, but I'm done wheeling for a while.....or at least, until I get more money.... Its like trying to quick smoking cold turkey... I'm always craving it.
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Originally posted by Lifted94XLT
I go to the Tuttle Creek Off-Road Vehicle Area about 2 miles South of Randolph... its a park set-up entirely for wheeling. Its great fun. I wish I could go more, but I'm done wheeling for a while.....or at least, until I get more money.... Its like trying to quick smoking cold turkey... I'm always craving it.
I go to the Tuttle Creek Off-Road Vehicle Area about 2 miles South of Randolph... its a park set-up entirely for wheeling. Its great fun. I wish I could go more, but I'm done wheeling for a while.....or at least, until I get more money.... Its like trying to quick smoking cold turkey... I'm always craving it.
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#22
Originally posted by Lifted94XLT
what you need to do is convert that thing to 4wd, with leafs in the front, and throw some 4" lift springs all around, and shackles, and throw some 35's on there :evil:
what you need to do is convert that thing to 4wd, with leafs in the front, and throw some 4" lift springs all around, and shackles, and throw some 35's on there :evil:
I've looked into converting it to 4wd, and don't think I will. Instead I think I'll get a F350 PSD and start from there.