Offroad Trucks Apple Valley Farms Chetek,WI

[D3thM3tal]

I'm gona roll it on 32" BFG's on a 3" suspension lift. I'd love to see how those 33" TSL perform, I'm looking to get some 36"ers...

LOL, I sreiously think Punch should add a 4x4 section being that it looks like quite a few members in the local area run off-road trucks as well as stangs.

[Joe M]

Wonder if the 78 could do anything out there.

Any one got a set of 15" tires??

[lilstang5O]

I sreiously think Punch should add a 4x4 section being that it looks like quite a few members in the local area run off-road trucks as well as stangs.

that would be interesting then he should get a import section too then?

[HARD ON RUBBER]

that would be interesting then he should get a import section too then?

Let's keep TCSTANGS about Mustangs. We already got alot of non-Mustang stuff here already. If we are going to make a new section, it should be nudies.

[HARD ON RUBBER]

Can a guy go and just watch others?

Not sure about spectators. I wouldnt recommend it. I'd hate to see you get ran over. I'd offer you a ride but my ride is full. The farm is very very large. You wouldnt be able to see anything from the parking lot. I see alot of people come with stock 4x4s just so they can close to the action. They dont do any obstacles, just drive around on the miles and miles of trails watching others, and there's nothing wrong with that. There is something for everyone there. Stock rigs do very well. Remember its winter and the ground is frozen, no mud.

[Dustball]

There is something for everyone there. Stock rigs do very well. Remember its winter and the ground is frozen, no mud.

I'd highly recommend putting on tire chains if possible. The last time I was out there in winter a couple years ago, it was a year with very little snow and whatever snow did fall melted and turned into sheets of ice on the hills there. There were a couple hills I went down that I could not stop/steer at all and did a couple headers into trees.

[D3thM3tal]

That sounds great... I dont mind smashing up my bumper as long as I dont damage my lights..

[Southern]

Maybe I roll out to watch in my Powerstroke.

[Dustball]

That sounds great... I dont mind smashing up my bumper as long as I dont damage my lights..

My lights were fine...

[D3thM3tal]

Not those light, I just mound 130W Kc-HiLights on top of my bumper. They stick out a couple inches...

[HARD ON RUBBER]

Maybe I roll out to watch in my Powerstroke.

Sorry. You're not invited. You have a car to build. Get off the internet and build your car. That is all.

[D3thM3tal]

Sorry. You're not invited. You have a car to build. Get off the internet and build your car. That is all.

Ahaha,

[EFI Performance]

I'd highly recommend putting on tire chains if possible. The last time I was out there in winter a couple years ago, it was a year with very little snow and whatever snow did fall melted and turned into sheets of ice on the hills there. There were a couple hills I went down that I could not stop/steer at all and did a couple headers into trees.

They have done a lot of work to the trails, in the last couple of years, and made them wider. It's easier now for larger vehicles to get through than before.



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[EFI Performance]

Trail Video of Hard on Rubber.

http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p79/efiperformance/?action=view&current=2007_0212Jon0006.flv

http://s125.photobucket.com/albums/p79/efiperformance/?action=view&current=2007_0212Jon0014.flv

Click to watch

He was doing this with 32" Goodyear MT/R's

[Dustball]

They have done a lot of work to the trails, in the last couple of years, and made them wider. It's easier now for larger vehicles to get through than before.



Photo of HOR

I remember being out there five years ago and hardly being able to fit through any trails there. I agree the trails are much wider now but you still can't control how your truck slides on ice.