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09-22-2012, 03:40 PM
#6511
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Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by Pnguyen7
I didnt kno you were plannin a haspin trip. I havent been on here in a while. Didnt wanna scroll back and catch up sry. I feel I can stuff 33s now but I got shackles and spacers to add but I have no place to work on it at. Im just dd it to work and back now
09-23-2012, 11:32 AM
#6515
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Year: 98
Model: Cherokee
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09-23-2012, 03:19 PM
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09-23-2012, 11:52 PM
#6517
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Year: 1997
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09-24-2012, 12:29 AM
#6518
Thanks. I searched out every picture I could find of Haspin. Thats why I was hoping someone would have some other pictures.
Main reason for me going really is to hang out and meet new people that love the same thing. Social really, and help out when I can.
But I love challenges. And if there is something I can't make. I will make changes and be back
However mud is the exception. I used to go to mud run comps when I was younger. I know what that game is about. So I am not really into mud holes any more. Still fun, don't get me wrong. but its about motor and tires. And the better I make my truck in mud, the worse it is on the trail.
This first short video I attempted it with open diffs. Had to take the cheater line out at the tree at the 51sec mark. Don't know why that buggy struggled? I walked it up to the tree? No lockers and not ready. I am ready now. Doesnt look like much. But most full on trail rigs take quite a little time to make it. And many roll overs. I happened to be there this weekend. About a hundred trucks. Good time. challenging trails, and easy trails.
http://youtu.be/__QGCg08E3s
This video cracks me up. This is wheeling! LOL same place, same dayhttp://youtu.be/9UYj0SaU69s
Main reason for me going really is to hang out and meet new people that love the same thing. Social really, and help out when I can.
But I love challenges. And if there is something I can't make. I will make changes and be back
However mud is the exception. I used to go to mud run comps when I was younger. I know what that game is about. So I am not really into mud holes any more. Still fun, don't get me wrong. but its about motor and tires. And the better I make my truck in mud, the worse it is on the trail.This first short video I attempted it with open diffs. Had to take the cheater line out at the tree at the 51sec mark. Don't know why that buggy struggled? I walked it up to the tree? No lockers and not ready. I am ready now. Doesnt look like much. But most full on trail rigs take quite a little time to make it. And many roll overs. I happened to be there this weekend. About a hundred trucks. Good time. challenging trails, and easy trails.
http://youtu.be/__QGCg08E3s
This video cracks me up. This is wheeling! LOL same place, same dayhttp://youtu.be/9UYj0SaU69s
Last edited by holycaveman; 09-24-2012 at 01:16 AM.
09-24-2012, 06:03 AM
#6519
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Year: 1995
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Originally Posted by classicblackxj
There's a few to run over on the way there. At least they have a big parking area you can drive around on. Lol
09-24-2012, 08:18 AM
#6520
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Year: 1994
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Originally Posted by holycaveman
Thanks. I searched out every picture I could find of Haspin. Thats why I was hoping someone would have some other pictures.
Main reason for me going really is to hang out and meet new people that love the same thing. Social really, and help out when I can.
But I love challenges. And if there is something I can't make. I will make changes and be back However mud is the exception. I used to go to mud run comps when I was younger. I know what that game is about. So I am not really into mud holes any more. Still fun, don't get me wrong. but its about motor and tires. And the better I make my truck in mud, the worse it is on the trail.
This first short video I attempted it with open diffs. Had to take the cheater line out at the tree at the 51sec mark. Don't know why that buggy struggled? I walked it up to the tree? No lockers and not ready. I am ready now. Doesnt look like much. But most full on trail rigs take quite a little time to make it. And many roll overs. I happened to be there this weekend. About a hundred trucks. Good time. challenging trails, and easy trails.
http://youtu.be/__QGCg08E3s
This video cracks me up. This is wheeling! LOL same place, same dayhttp://youtu.be/9UYj0SaU69s
Main reason for me going really is to hang out and meet new people that love the same thing. Social really, and help out when I can.
But I love challenges. And if there is something I can't make. I will make changes and be back
However mud is the exception. I used to go to mud run comps when I was younger. I know what that game is about. So I am not really into mud holes any more. Still fun, don't get me wrong. but its about motor and tires. And the better I make my truck in mud, the worse it is on the trail.This first short video I attempted it with open diffs. Had to take the cheater line out at the tree at the 51sec mark. Don't know why that buggy struggled? I walked it up to the tree? No lockers and not ready. I am ready now. Doesnt look like much. But most full on trail rigs take quite a little time to make it. And many roll overs. I happened to be there this weekend. About a hundred trucks. Good time. challenging trails, and easy trails.
http://youtu.be/__QGCg08E3s
This video cracks me up. This is wheeling! LOL same place, same dayhttp://youtu.be/9UYj0SaU69s
09-24-2012, 09:04 AM
#6521
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Year: 1994
Model: Grand Cherokee
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94XJ yeah that's Southington
HolyCaveman nope never been to Wellsville.
I have lots of friends that ride quads there but I've never been there.
This is my Dad's Jeep he bought it so we could take my wife and little girls offroad with us. I have a big blue f-250 on 35" swampers if you've ever seen me at SOR. We mostly wheel the jeep now though. I'm doing a tube bed set up on the f-250 with softer springs. Right now the 250 has some really rigid 6" springs I put on and they aren't cutting it. lol
HolyCaveman nope never been to Wellsville.
I have lots of friends that ride quads there but I've never been there.
This is my Dad's Jeep he bought it so we could take my wife and little girls offroad with us. I have a big blue f-250 on 35" swampers if you've ever seen me at SOR. We mostly wheel the jeep now though. I'm doing a tube bed set up on the f-250 with softer springs. Right now the 250 has some really rigid 6" springs I put on and they aren't cutting it. lol
09-24-2012, 09:29 AM
#6522
Heiney farms is in Roseville Ohio. Only about 1.5hrs from Columbus. Just above summerset.
It consists of trails. A couple serious hill climbs, that rival Wellsville. No mud holes. It's private and they only open it a few times a year. So it doesn't get torn up.
They have an rti ramp and an obstacle course. Good bit of rocks, etc...
When I went in June with my almost stock Cherokee it was great. However most everyone trailer ed and there were some serious rigs there. There are 5 or 6 trails that are serious. Potential for destroying your jeep. But the majority is just fine for light wheeling.
It consists of trails. A couple serious hill climbs, that rival Wellsville. No mud holes. It's private and they only open it a few times a year. So it doesn't get torn up.
They have an rti ramp and an obstacle course. Good bit of rocks, etc...
When I went in June with my almost stock Cherokee it was great. However most everyone trailer ed and there were some serious rigs there. There are 5 or 6 trails that are serious. Potential for destroying your jeep. But the majority is just fine for light wheeling.
09-24-2012, 12:48 PM
#6523
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Year: 1994
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Originally Posted by 94GrandChrkee
94XJ yeah that's Southington
HolyCaveman nope never been to Wellsville.
I have lots of friends that ride quads there but I've never been there.
This is my Dad's Jeep he bought it so we could take my wife and little girls offroad with us. I have a big blue f-250 on 35" swampers if you've ever seen me at SOR. We mostly wheel the jeep now though. I'm doing a tube bed set up on the f-250 with softer springs. Right now the 250 has some really rigid 6" springs I put on and they aren't cutting it. lol
HolyCaveman nope never been to Wellsville.
I have lots of friends that ride quads there but I've never been there.
This is my Dad's Jeep he bought it so we could take my wife and little girls offroad with us. I have a big blue f-250 on 35" swampers if you've ever seen me at SOR. We mostly wheel the jeep now though. I'm doing a tube bed set up on the f-250 with softer springs. Right now the 250 has some really rigid 6" springs I put on and they aren't cutting it. lol
We all gonna have to meet up and hot the trails sometime.