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Looked like a good time. Any carnage?

Cool, I was with a group of about 10 this weekend. Seen a lot of awesome places that I missed in a side-by-side a couple years ago. Cold up on top of that mountain for sure.

Beautiful country...Thanks for sharing.

Looks like a good time. I hear a lot of good stuff about Harlan, so I may see about making a trip down there this year.

You guys should try less air.... Beadlocks, and looks like tires aren't even squatting the sidewall.

Harlan's awesome, for those who havent been, there are trails of all difficulty. I ran pretty much all of the #4 truck trails I could find last time we were there. I especially like the one that follows the peak of the mountain. Forget the name, but really awesome view.

Also they've added 50% more trails in the last year. I had a map from a year or so ago, but kept getting off track because new trails popped up.

Seems like there is always "that guy" who makes a comment about air pressure in the tires. I will be interested to hear what the reply is.

I agree... It is awesome. You can just cruize around or go get in to some insane obsticles. I have to get a new map too. They were giving away the old ones last fall.

CORE will be there over the Memorial Day weekend for the Southern Shine Crawl. Can't wait. :thumbup:

I run about 10 psi in my TSL's. Seems to work for me. To each his own...

which truck is NOT running bead locks in the pics???

[QUOTE=pfreer3;49419]You guys should try less air.... Beadlocks, and looks like tires aren't even squatting the sidewall. QUOTE]

Those stiff swampers on light Toyota based rigs don't always make the tires flatten out very much. I know the Buckshots on my fj60 don't look much different until they are down to about 8#'s ....

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them ther gotdayum newbies wheelin harlan, dont kno **** bout locks or air pressure! mites well b wheelin rubys! lmao

hell the haul trucks prob would go better than them damn buggies...what do people think these days??? lmfao...:beers::beers:

a little side wall flex for ya
 

we broke 2 rear drive shafts. we had everything to make the repairs which made in nice. i run 3 psi on my 43 sx's. they are stiff sidewalls new...takes a little to get them to flex....but here is some tire flex for ya...

nice rig steve bet u miss zuk! i run sumtinlike 137psi in my 44 boggers can sumbody tell me proper pressure?

zuk
 

thanks man, your rig is lookin damn good too. the zuks were alot o fun. maybe i will see you in slade next month and we can beat on em a little..

I dont see a beadlock in the group.. lmfao.... I am always entertained by the fact of the abilty to tell air pressure in a picture and how everyone on these sites refer to how easy they crawl all over harlan..... yet everytime i wheel with these people they stay in the easy trails........ dont know but harlan can be as easy or as hard as there is just depends on if you bring yer balls or yer purse.....hahaha:evilgrin::thumbup:

just depends on what day of the week it is i guess. i have walked almost everything one day and next day, had to really beat the **** out of it on the same exact obstacle. i can say i have NEVER seen anyone walk through everything in the park though. IMO, the yeti would've probably had the best chance of walking everything if it can be done.


stevie, anyone make creampuff?

cream puff
 

no one made cream puff. it was pretty wet. that hill is getting chunked out and lots of tall ledges. id say it will take a dry summer day to do that one now..

What dose tire pressure have to do with eating a cream puff?

I crawled cream puff backwards while eating a cream puff. :D ...:rolleyes:

Mmmmmmmm cream puff

Tim cameron could...especially if HE was drivin the yeti!.... He walks on water:rolleyes:

Nice pics!
Looks like u guys had a good time

http://youtu.be/kgoxUwRzGO0


he eatin a creampuff 2 ninjas! wtf's a yeti