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If you like Mexican, El Paisa is pretty good, and it's not too far off the freeway, about 15 minutes south of Willard Bay

Steve, I'd like to drop by for a bit. Anything you need while you're in town?

Tiny bit confused, apologies in advance. Is the meetup at Willard bay state Park, prior to you're departure for Moab? I feel like that's what I'm seeing, but not sure . . . .

Never late to the party with good insight, mate!

Quick search show these three options for a more aggressive tread than what you've got I think, although not "mud terrains"

Yessir correct. I'm mostly funnin' Full disclosure, I've owned multiple sets of ko/ko2's, and now I'm rollin Generals (although not the atx) I too like to buck trends, try new gear, and switch it up from time to time

. .asking a similar latitude, as you don't know me or my sense of humor, but The atx and ko2 tread patterns could be mistaken for separated conjoined twins

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Battery tray: drivers side, or passenger side?

What's the offset on the spacers?

Just to reiterate, I plan to attend

Yeah, man, but it's a DRY heat!. . . J/k, 10-4 Still looking forward, see you then, and thx for the heads up

Outstanding. Really looking forward to it. Thx for getting back to me

Hello, I'm David. Relocated from Seattle area to Ogden about 8 weeks ago. Drive a locked '96 80 series which I picked up not quite two years ago. First 4wd circa 1993 was a 1979 Subaru wagon, and was hooked. Have never not owned a 4wd ever since. I guess I've been an overlander at heart for many...

Way more space in the lr3. Way more comfort and refinement in the lr3. More power in the lr3. Way less "leave you stranded" potential with the Xterra. More suspension upgrade possibilities with the Xterra, from what I've researched. As nice as the air suspension is in the lr3, if an air strut...

My family and I are new to the area (8 weeks) and already feel blessed, and no regrets. Outstanding community here in Ogden. Heading out for a run to the San Rafael Swell October 17-20 if all things go well. If you ever head up this way, hit me up and I'll gladly share whatever resources or...

Na na na, I wouldn't do that to you . . Or your propane vendor

Regrets, I intended to explain a 5# tank has about a 1.25 gallon capacity, based on the first time I had it filled after purchasing it

Had the same environmental crush regret if the mean green 1# disposables. And where do you responsibly dispose of them?? Usually used about 3/4 of one per 3 day trip, running a two burner stove. $8 a pop X 6 trips = the cost of a 5# refillable. So no-brainer for us. Made the switch. Have chosen...