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I vote to dove it. Build your own tubular structure and then skin the sides for appearance. This is an old pic of my trail rig, but you get the idea. I recently added a much bigger cell and placed it behind the axle. In front of it is purpose build tie downs, cooler mount, etc.

Last trip down there we hit Playground after a gully washer the nightr before. Insanely slick and greasy. We all made it, but damn what a wild ride. TeePee is another favorite. The hard left halfway up into the deep hole gets ya tipsy looking down the rock. Love that place!

I remember turning DOWN into Satan at the last DR. Holy crap. The nose of my Ranger dug in the ground, driver's rear came up and hooked a tree. My wife and I freaked the hell out. Reversed, gassed it, cut hard pass and finished the trail. So many great memories at GM. Stoked to see it will be...

TeePee and Playground are my favorites there. Both were a challenge last month when my crew went (all 42 + stickies). Cherry Bomb will be a blast for your rig as will Rubicon. There are a bunch of moderate trails behind the "office" area with varying hillclimbs and such. I love Chocco. Def worth...

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Definitely a well produced and filmed show. No added drama or BS that riddles most TV shows.

I'm about to pull a 4:1 D300 with HD front and rear outputs and cable shifters from my brother in law's XJ. It will have a brand new front output shaft installed once I remove it. He decided on a 4 speed Atlas for additional gearing. If you are interested, let me know. Likely about 2 weeks out...

Did Windrock get some new trails or something?

So you're saying a simple synthetic oil change would have kept the park open?

I've run Reds, Nitto stickies, 37 and 40 Treps, SXs and now currently 42 Treps. My rig is a 4500# somewhat technical crawler. For my rig, without a doubt the Treps work best by far. Just this last weekend, i literally crawled up a ledge at The Flats that my SXs never allowed me to cllimb...

They told me to prepare for 4 days if you make it to the final round.

I made the cut last year. They actually called me twice to come down and film, but each time they gave me less than a week notice. We own our business and can't just shut down for a week to film with that short of a heads up. Part of the deal is no phone or internet use during the day while...

For me it's hard to beat Greg Norton's M&M buggy. I've (tried to) followed him all over the SE and that thing just plain works. Plus, he's a heck of a driver.

We got stuck at the entrance of one of the "______ Bee" trails just as it was opening up. Needless to say, we went back to camp and got some supper. The rain made the creekbed trail enjoyable at least

This was the most epic weekend of pure crawling I have ever had. The weather was great, the trails in terrific shape and the traction was insane. I truly hat eif that was in fact the last event there. GMP has so much potential to be a premier wheeling/crawling destination.

Doubtful the juice would be worth the squeeze. I have considered 4.11 gearing eventually but I'm pretty happy for the time being

I DD and tow with a 2015 Ram 2500 4X4 SWB CC with the 6 speed manual. Running 35's with the OEM 3.42 gears. Bought it new and currently has 56,xxx miles on it 100% trouble free. I tow our camper (4500#) and also my Ranger on a 34' GN (10K). Hand calculated I get 16.5 empty and 10-12 towing...

That Tony B $$$ keeps your rig going. Ain't got no time to winch. Truth.