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Old 02-24-2005, 09:23 AM   #1
DarkFox1
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Location: Douglasville GA
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mudding n00b

hey yall, I think I've got the bug, I found a little place behind the airport that looks like it might be fun to play around in, mudding is something I've always wanted to do but have never actually done.

I was going to take my 03 Z71 but my dad and I mutually agree his 86 k10 would be a better choice since its already old heh, and is probablly tougher.

I'm going with a friend in a 1990ish jeep cherokee on 31" AT Kos problem is.. we're planning to go tomorrow afternoon, and its raining today. Is all that GA clay gonna be too muddy to make it? my dads truck is an 86 k10 lwb fleet, 33x12.5 dunlop? something.. at tires, 305/700R4 (I think its 700r4 anyway) no lift that I'm aware of, webought it on the 33s, it fits em pretty well, they rub on occasion, but rarely.

I guess, with all this laid out, what other info can you give to an offroading n00b that really knows very little about this? the kinda stuf we'd be doing is things like shallow waters, general loose mud, no rocks or narrrow trails.. this is GA.. and this place is GA red clay top to bottom.

Thanks yall!
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