grayrock orv spring fling

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

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jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

this was taken saturday the 21st of april at grayrock offroad park. prolly +500 rigs in attendance.. good time had by all.

smalltowncowboy · Apr 22, 2007

so did you break something or just decided to do some bodywork out on the trail? looks like a fun area

JOOP · Apr 22, 2007

Looks like fun. :awesomework:

Zoediak · Apr 22, 2007

looks like a great time.... where is grayrock at anyway??

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

this was bout my only damage of the day, new birfs seem to do an excellent job. really wailed on her yesterday and it stayed together. Grayrock is north birmingham, alabama area:beer:

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

anyone notice the orange cabtruck in teh 4th pic? one of crawls cover trucks this month and a real good friend of mine. very top notch rig

mark-scout · Apr 22, 2007

Great pics! That cab truck is bad fo sho, more pics please..

angelfly · Apr 22, 2007

Sweet:awesomework: :awesomework: :awesomework:

Love the pics wish i didn't live in WA would love to wheel that!!

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

crawl did a real good write up on it... several real good pics but pics dont do this rig justice

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

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heres a vid from new years at summertown. . .

no excuses · Apr 22, 2007

jrhall said:
crawl did a real good write up on it... several real good pics but pics dont do this rig justice

I just want to know how he can keep stock axles in it???

Digger 5 · Apr 22, 2007

Gray Rock is a great place but few of you Toy guys would have much fun. Wheel speed and horsepower rule. Even most of us Jeep guys here would be undersized if not underpowered. The most common rigs are late 80's 1 ton Chevs with Jeep bodies. Cheap but stout. Like bewbers, bigger is better, and Swampers are still the rule with a lots of 44's a few 49's and a few guys that promised 53's next trip.

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

:beer:

no excuses said:
I just want to know how he can keep stock axles in it???

how often do you know somone breaking 2.5 tons with 44s without rear steer? not tryn to be smart but its not very common down here

jrhall · Apr 22, 2007

Digger 5 said:
Gray Rock is a great place but few of you Toy guys would have much fun. Wheel speed and horsepower rule. Even most of us Jeep guys here would be undersized if not underpowered. The most common rigs are late 80's 1 ton Chevs with Jeep bodies. Cheap but stout. Like bewbers, bigger is better, and Swampers are still the rule with a lots of 44's a few 49's and a few guys that promised 53's next trip.

i kept up with big boys for the most part, just didnt try cable tho

no excuses · Apr 23, 2007

jrhall said:
:beer:

how often do you know somone breaking 2.5 tons with 44s without rear steer? not tryn to be smart but its not very common down here

I have a buddy who breaks them all the time, rears that is. He hardly takes out a front but a rear is all the time. He finally bought OEM's 16 spline alloy shafts. He just got tired of breaking stockers.

jrhall · Apr 23, 2007

did he have rear steer?

no excuses · Apr 23, 2007

nope, 496" bbc turbo 400, rear engine, forget the tcase make (monster truck shiat). He also runs 50" rice and canes and realy breaks **** then:redneck: .