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Day three was running well. This section has some serious off camber going on. And then at the end was a big tree to miss which you can see in the pics that it hadn't been missed very well.
This was one of those moment you just had to trust your spotter because he could see what I couldn't. Dusty got me through it just fine.
And then we climbed and climbed some more. We were playing catch up and in my hastiness I fogot to throw on the fans so when I smelled some coolant I then saw my engine temp at 240F and my tranny at 230F. I immediated kicked the fans to high and stopped. The engine came down quickly and the tranny lingered for a while. The others were just around the corner so I told Dusty who had stopped as well to go on ahead and we'd be following shortly. We made it to the others but I had lost third gear. I gave it plenty of time to cool down while lunch was eaten and poured in 2 more quarts in my tranny. After lunch and a couple of photos the temps were all good and third gear came back so I may have been a little low on tranny fluid to start with. I'll spare you the cute baby pics we got up here but here are the others.
It was a gorgeous view on a perfect day. I don't remember California sky's so blue growing up in the valley.
My happy little bunch.
I missed the absolute peak but got the next highest one.
The air was thinner up here and running around getting pics took some work. The group kept going but we couldn't resist the urge to stop and document.
After that it was all downhill with some amazing shots on the way down.
Kept Dusty in the shot for perspective. Got drop!
Dusty enjoying the capability of his truck with no trees to knock his stuff off his rack!

This was one of those moment you just had to trust your spotter because he could see what I couldn't. Dusty got me through it just fine.

And then we climbed and climbed some more. We were playing catch up and in my hastiness I fogot to throw on the fans so when I smelled some coolant I then saw my engine temp at 240F and my tranny at 230F. I immediated kicked the fans to high and stopped. The engine came down quickly and the tranny lingered for a while. The others were just around the corner so I told Dusty who had stopped as well to go on ahead and we'd be following shortly. We made it to the others but I had lost third gear. I gave it plenty of time to cool down while lunch was eaten and poured in 2 more quarts in my tranny. After lunch and a couple of photos the temps were all good and third gear came back so I may have been a little low on tranny fluid to start with. I'll spare you the cute baby pics we got up here but here are the others.

It was a gorgeous view on a perfect day. I don't remember California sky's so blue growing up in the valley.




My happy little bunch.

I missed the absolute peak but got the next highest one.

The air was thinner up here and running around getting pics took some work. The group kept going but we couldn't resist the urge to stop and document.


After that it was all downhill with some amazing shots on the way down.





Kept Dusty in the shot for perspective. Got drop!

Dusty enjoying the capability of his truck with no trees to knock his stuff off his rack!
