Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 10:17 pm
I'm MudFace Dan and I'm hooked on Offroading and Modding my rig. The hooks are in pretty deep!!! I hope to hit the the trails and meet you guys soon.
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Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
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Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 10:23 pm
Welcome
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 11:22 pm
MudFace wrote:I'm MudFace Dan and I'm hooked on Offroading and Modding my rig. The hooks are in pretty deep!!! I hope to hit the the trails and meet you guys soon.
Welcome to OAUSA, Dan !!!
You'll find a great group of folks here, and we have a lot of fun out on the trails...
If you don't mind driving down to San Diego on April 10th, we're having a Meet & Greet at the Ham Radio Outlet there from 10a to 2p...
And mark your calendar for OAUSA's Summerfest 2010 - June 24-26 in Big Bear, CA
And as for your modding addiction, well, I can help you with that
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 11:56 pm
Dan:
Your timing could not be better. If mods are in your blood, give some thought to joining us for the meet and greet in San Diego and our Summer Fest/Field Day in Big Bear.
Welcome aboard!!
Your timing could not be better. If mods are in your blood, give some thought to joining us for the meet and greet in San Diego and our Summer Fest/Field Day in Big Bear.
Welcome aboard!!
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:09 am
Welcome to the forum, Dan! You'll find that those hooks only get deeper! Hopefully we'll see you out on the trails.
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 6:26 am
Welcome Dan! See ya on the trail!
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:29 pm
Thanks for the warm welcome. I'll be in Anza Borrego on the SD meet and greet weekend. The Big Bear trip looks clear on my schedule. If you guys have any info to share about Anza B. please do. Its my first time there. I'm going in a ~5 group. I think I'm the only one stock.
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 1:15 pm
Nice! There's lot's to see out in ABDSP.MudFace wrote:Thanks for the warm welcome. I'll be in Anza Borrego on the SD meet and greet weekend. The Big Bear trip looks clear on my schedule. If you guys have any info to share about Anza B. please do. Its my first time there. I'm going in a ~5 group. I think I'm the only one stock.
Lower Coyote Canyon
Fonts Point
Historic Truckhaven Trail
Calcite Mine
Ocotillo Wells OHV Area
Arroyo Salado Wash
17 Palms
The Slot
Grapevine Trail
Fish Creek / Split Mountain
Wind Caves
Sandstone Canyon
Oriflamme & Rodriguez Canyon
Blair Valley
Valliceto Wash
Carrizo Creek
Arryoyo Tapiado Canyon
Mud Caves
Arroyo Seco Del Diablo Canyon
Canyon Sin Nombre
Mortero Wash
Just a few areas and trails to check out.
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 1:35 pm
BorregoWrangler, Can you comment about these? In particular if a stock FJ is capable. Thx.BorregoWrangler wrote:Nice! There's lot's to see out in ABDSP.MudFace wrote:Thanks for the warm welcome. I'll be in Anza Borrego on the SD meet and greet weekend. The Big Bear trip looks clear on my schedule. If you guys have any info to share about Anza B. please do. Its my first time there. I'm going in a ~5 group. I think I'm the only one stock.
Just a few areas and trails to check out.
Canyon Sin Nombre
Arroyo Tapiado
Arroyo Seco del Diablo
Carrizo Stagecoach (marsh)
Fish Creek Wash / Split Mountain Road
Tule Wash
Re: Hello. Noob here in Los Angeles.
Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 6:03 pm
Welcome,
I will let John give the heads up on the trails as he has alot of knowledge on them. My question is what experience do you have driving off road? Many times it isn't the rig as much as the driver. Pick good lines, know where each tire is and the skinny pedal is not your friend-generally. Oh, one last thing. If you drive a toyota, don't ever let John navigate.
Good Luck, Steve
I will let John give the heads up on the trails as he has alot of knowledge on them. My question is what experience do you have driving off road? Many times it isn't the rig as much as the driver. Pick good lines, know where each tire is and the skinny pedal is not your friend-generally. Oh, one last thing. If you drive a toyota, don't ever let John navigate.
Good Luck, Steve