weekend wheeling 1/2/10 Sat (1 Viewer)

[Drewstein]

Yes, he did thanks...He thinks that since his carb is located adjacent to his manifold, he got a little vapor lock which he initally thought was his trans acting up. He needs to install a plate between the two.

Once on the freeway and had some air moving across it, it settled down.

We followed him to the Circle K just in case. Once he made it there I continued on into Phoenix. I had to drop my brother off in Glendale before returning to Scottsdale so it ended up being a late night. I then woke up Sunday with a cold. Oh well, it was definitely worth it.

 

[DSRTRDR]

That was a pretty good climb, what 3000ft in a few miles? I was flogging it, so bound to make some heat!

the cruiser indicated a bit hotter than normal on that climb but went right back when I switched the heater on

 

[splitshot]

funny you say that, all my rear spring bushings are shot

Already?! Evidently you work yours way harder than I do..

Looks like you all had a great weekend, cool pics and great to see some of ya again. Next time...

 

[DSRTRDR]

Already?! Evidently you work yours way harder than I do..

"already"

the shackle and spring bushings on the body side were last replaced 5 years ago

I went 6 times to Moab with it since and then wheeled some in AZ yeah, the truck is a wheeler

 

[Tools R Us]

funny you say that, all my rear spring bushings are shot
...

You were looking for something else to put on the Kurt list? IIRC he carries the Marlin seals, I would get them for your rig.

 

[Tools R Us]

This is a great trail, jumped to near the top of my favorite trail list. The first pic is the start, can see the highway cut in the background.

 

[Tools R Us]

Fantastic, changing views the whole way.

 

[Tools R Us]

I would rate it ~3-3.5 ish, not hugely challenging, but some pretty good climbs and plenty of pinstripe action.

 

[Tools R Us]

The way we came out was a long, graded road the goes through the pines in the Pinal Mountains. There is a shorter exit that is reported to be more challenging, it also doesn't cross the ranch (privately owned land).

 

[murf]

I notice there are alot of people in this club are handy with a camera as seen throughout the various threads.

Good stuff!