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Hey everybody, I have been looking at this site alot lately trying to figure out what to do with my tb. By far the best place to come for info on tb's. I havent dont much trail riding,more of a beach guy, but looking forward to the oppurtunity to get out more. I have owned a couple jeep wranglers and really enjoyed them, but now cant wait to transform my tb.
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When I saw RVA, I was hoping Roanoke Va. Either way, you're not too far away. You should try to make it to a tecore.
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When I saw RVA, I was hoping Roanoke Va. Either way, you're not too far away. You should try to make it to a tecore.
Yeah thats not to far away. Where do you guys have TECORE at? How bad are the trails that you run?
Yeah thats not to far away. Where do you guys have TECORE at? How bad are the trails that you run?
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Welcome! TECORE has historically been in the George Washington National Forest. I haven't been able to go yet but from what I have read with AT tires you can make it with no lift if you have an oil skid. Having even a mild lift is much better.
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an oil pan skid and a radiator skid is advisable. realize you might hurt your front bumper in a couple spots. from my understanding there are ways around the harder spots.
mostly it's just rutted rocky trails and good times.
a cb of some sort is advised
welcome
mostly it's just rutted rocky trails and good times.
a cb of some sort is advised
welcome
build thread
All things in moderation, including moderation.
Some people never go crazy... what truly horrible lives they must lead
All things in moderation, including moderation.
Some people never go crazy... what truly horrible lives they must lead
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