anyone ever been to the pine barrens,nj?
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Haha, thats my same story. I know a guy in the NJJA, and thats were I got my info from. He said he took his truck, and it didn't turn out to well.
All I want to do is go on some nice trails in my truck. Some mud is fine, but don't want anything too crazy. Just to where if you didn't have 4x4 and a/t you couldn't make it.
I have a YJ that I use to take offroad. It just sits now. No time for mudding. Sucks b/c that thing is awesome. 33s, winch, SBC V8. I love taking that thing out.
All I want to do is go on some nice trails in my truck. Some mud is fine, but don't want anything too crazy. Just to where if you didn't have 4x4 and a/t you couldn't make it.
I have a YJ that I use to take offroad. It just sits now. No time for mudding. Sucks b/c that thing is awesome. 33s, winch, SBC V8. I love taking that thing out.
i know. i don't want anything too intense where i would mess my truck up. there is nothing inn my area.
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The Pine Barrens are the easiest wheelin' you'll find...Just go around the mud holes and don't go after a lot of rain...The large majority of the trails are just sand roads that can be done in 2wd.
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but would like to take the f150 on some tame trails at some point.And yeah thats a good part about most of the pines... most is actual roads or at least hard sand with enough room to avoid puddles if you'd like. I only throw it in 4wheel if I can't tell how bad a hole is or if I'm going too slow into some sugar sand and feel it start slowing down haha.
Plenty of fun though. And usually you'll come across another bunch of people sooner or later no matter what part you go wheelin at. I've had to pull my fair share of random people out right across from the Raceway.
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