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Hey. . .great thread. We will be replacing the seats in the race truck and will most likely go to a wider seat. We currently run Mastercraft, but I'm not impressed with their customer service and the seats are just about worn out. they are the standard width with the thicker thigh pad and...

they work great in the snow as long as you get them under 4psi. . .I run them almost flat.

yep yep. . .get double beadlocks. Drive around the block real fast at 6psi a few hundred times and they are perfect.:redneck:

I had the first set on the west coast. . .2 years ago. Still going strong. The love low, low pressure, so I recommend beadlocks. I run at 4-5psi on the trail and 1 or less in the snow. If you are going to drive them on the street they sound like a cessna on final approach and are typical...

DNR has issues for sure.. .recreation is kind of a sidenote to their mission. . .protect trees for schools first (from fire, thieves, disease, etc.) and everything else is an "oh, by the way". . .HOWEVER: I know for a fact that the DNR will work with user groups that would like to wheel on...

I've done a heck of a lot of thinking about this topic since Wildman brought it up on TC. I thought about charging people, body width restrictions, lots of things. . .but it really isn't about the rules. Gibby's guidelines won't be followed by the exact same nimrods that are tearing things up...

I run Warn shafts and Spicer joints. . .no problemo as long as I keep the ARB turned off if the wheels aren't pointed straight. Since the poll was to make a choice, that is what I would choose. 'moly shafts and spicer joints. Now, if I can figure out how to keep all of this other shiat...

The sidehills were cool. Toyman2 did get a little light once and when I was playing on a really steep bank my front end slid out so I had to hammer the gas and point her down hill...of course I was trying to see how sideways I get it. The good news is that my personal pucker factor kicks in...

Behind me on a strap is not for the faint of heart.

yes, I have 35s on my CJ and the white YJ has the 37s. Best tire ever. . .they HAVE to be under 3 psi in the snow though. . .

yeah, we saw where you turned around. . .you should have stayed around camp for a while we got back to wheelin' soon after.

Pics and Vids below. Good times. Stollen from Don. . .our faithless fotog: Anyone got a parking brake :roll: Feel free to take a look at all the pics at http://dhealy.20fr.com/NPR07 and the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RurQQ36sG6s...

Make sure you have your will filled out before you leave. Rimrock in the spring is a monster. . .but fawk it. take pics.

If you see someone doing something stupid, ask them nicely to stop. If they don't stop, hit them in the head with a shovel and bury them in a hole dug with the same shovel.

I say just wheel it. People spend too fawking much time thinking about ****. Get out in the dirt and wheel it. If you are worried about busting something, get smaller tires. EDIT: and what are those wheels? 15x10 w/2" bs?

We do a couple of big runs per year and they are fun, but you have to be patient and enjoy them for what they are. The small runs with 3 to 5 rigs are the norm and are really more fun while on the trail. Some of the BEST times I've had ever have been with 2 or 3 rigs that are pretty equal...

My RigRater Score: 875RRv1.0 with a BOA of 24.60

Sheesh. . .why all the eHate. I think buggies are friggen SWEET when well executed (like most of the ones on NWW). I also have a deep appreciation for a well done trail Jeep AND I even dig a nice Toy. I'll wheel with them all, keep up with most and watch in awe when I can't. I know this...

That thing is uglier than any dents you saved yourself from getting. . .subjectively speaking of course. I have no style.

My Pitbull Rockers do VERY well in the snow around 1 or 2 psi. They actually buldge out like radials. The best snow tires I have ever seen are 38.5x15 Radial Gumbo Monster Mudders at 1psi. Just last weekend we were hood-deep and there was just NO stopping them. Of course, comparing snow...