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Christmas is coming, we have too much snow... time for a meet. And I need to get the beast out a bit more. Who's up for a drive?
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Re: Calgary Meet
Where we going?
Waiparous is open. You just need decent tires as there are a few icy sections on the main trail.
Maclean Creek is closed for winter.
Waiparous is open. You just need decent tires as there are a few icy sections on the main trail.
Maclean Creek is closed for winter.
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Re: Calgary Meet
I'm open to whatever. I'm new to the area so I'll leave it up to you guys! However, I do happen to live right around the corner from Peter's.
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Peters works for me... As far as 4wheeling goes I'm a total newbie for that but I would give it a shot if it does not kill my stock van
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Re: Calgary Meet
Waiparous would be a good place as there are many trails well suited to stock height Mitsu's
I know the area quite well....the only real challenge is the common crossing at the river, thankfully there a few exit points above and below the common trail route.
Minimums for recommended recovery gear is:
30-foot tow strap , properly safety rated shackles, shovel. I have this already.
Winches are almost never needed as long as no-one gets the urge to show-off doing something they shouldn't....like crossing a river at its deepest point, treading over areas that no-one has touched.
I know the area quite well....the only real challenge is the common crossing at the river, thankfully there a few exit points above and below the common trail route.
Minimums for recommended recovery gear is:
30-foot tow strap , properly safety rated shackles, shovel. I have this already.
Winches are almost never needed as long as no-one gets the urge to show-off doing something they shouldn't....like crossing a river at its deepest point, treading over areas that no-one has touched.
Yeah I joined the Dark Side because the medical plan is top shelf!


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water crossing means water in diff... means i have to change my fluid cus im OCD 

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Re: Calgary Meet
I'm up to try pretty much anything. I'm new to the 4x4 thing as well. However, I won't be changing any fluids... I'm what you call lazy. I have a hard enough time keeping the beast clean. I think I'm free next Sunday
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If you're worried about water then check your differentials and see if you have a breather hose running up under the body or if your diffs have a vent.....
Chances of getting water in your diffs is extremely low as the river is only a 8-12 inches deep at the crossing. Far below the top of the diffs.
Chances of getting water in your diffs is extremely low as the river is only a 8-12 inches deep at the crossing. Far below the top of the diffs.
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Sounds good to me big bird... Ill be your 4x4 apprentice. I'm a total newbie with 4x4
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Re: Calgary Meet
Sounds great! What day works for you guys?
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really any weekend should work... they next couple are going to be super busy so ill have to see
we could still just do a night time meet at peters or timmys?
we could still just do a night time meet at peters or timmys?
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Re: Calgary Meet
An evening works for me as well.
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Any particular days better for you?
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Re: Calgary Meet
Looks like Sunday this week and pretty much any night next week. I usually get home from work around 5:30.