compleckz
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went out with some guys to a decent local trail, got about halfway to the trail, and the truck started misfiring, fouled #4 plug..
i told the guys to go ahead, and i went into town and got some spare plugs, replaced #4 and went back to the trail, i ended up catching up with them, but not till the very end of the trail, so i ended up doing the whole thing alone (just me and the g/f).
i didnt really stop much to take pics, or get spotted, i was hurrying to try and catch up--so i picked up a few scars from stupidity. its a 4 mile trail, i spent 45 minutes going to town and back, and i still caught the guys at the end of the trail--so i was cookin. really only got the g/f to take pics at 2 of the rock shelves, none of the mud holes, as i said we were hurrying.
pics:
battle damage:
yea, whoops--was a fun drive home goin 30 or less the whole way....
the trail wasn't much of a problem, the front shafts held up, coil springs stayed in this time...
didnt really have any mechanical problems (once i got on the trail), just the damaged drive shaft.. i was really annoyed by the stuff bouncing around in my bed as always... and in my bed-toolbox.. i need a better way to secure things.
i told the guys to go ahead, and i went into town and got some spare plugs, replaced #4 and went back to the trail, i ended up catching up with them, but not till the very end of the trail, so i ended up doing the whole thing alone (just me and the g/f).
i didnt really stop much to take pics, or get spotted, i was hurrying to try and catch up--so i picked up a few scars from stupidity. its a 4 mile trail, i spent 45 minutes going to town and back, and i still caught the guys at the end of the trail--so i was cookin. really only got the g/f to take pics at 2 of the rock shelves, none of the mud holes, as i said we were hurrying.
pics:
battle damage:
yea, whoops--was a fun drive home goin 30 or less the whole way....
the trail wasn't much of a problem, the front shafts held up, coil springs stayed in this time...
didnt really have any mechanical problems (once i got on the trail), just the damaged drive shaft.. i was really annoyed by the stuff bouncing around in my bed as always... and in my bed-toolbox.. i need a better way to secure things.
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