The annual CI4WI Timber Ridge Trail Ride Event at Timber Ridge Ranch outside of Castana Iowa, is scheduled for Sept 21-23, 2012
Please find the registration forms here:
http://www.ci4wi.org/portal2/
Timber Ridge Ranch and Winery
http://www.timberrid....com/index.html
The old Timber Ridge Site with more trail info.
http://www.peelout.net/
Hope to See you there!
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Guest Message by DevFuse
Iowa: CI4WI Timber Ridge Trail Ride, Sept 21-23, 2012
Started by
VaporTrail
, Jun 20 2012 01:31 PM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 20 June 2012 - 01:31 PM
#2
Posted 22 June 2012 - 12:36 PM
I'm intrigued. you been there before? What's to expect? And better that I bring a the lifted Impreza or my 87 toyota pickup?
#3
Posted 22 June 2012 - 02:27 PM
not a rock in the place....
http://www.indysworl...stana-2010.html
with my Brat, prior to the solid axles, I used to burn a lot of clutch material to make some of the hills, and had to wait for the others to fully clear the hill so I could make a run at it. it helps if you have a welded rear or locker. thre are some areas I wouldn't take a EA based vehicle... I had a couple of trouble spots last year because my gearing still needs some help with the 36's....
http://www.indysworl...stana-2010.html
with my Brat, prior to the solid axles, I used to burn a lot of clutch material to make some of the hills, and had to wait for the others to fully clear the hill so I could make a run at it. it helps if you have a welded rear or locker. thre are some areas I wouldn't take a EA based vehicle... I had a couple of trouble spots last year because my gearing still needs some help with the 36's....
#4
Posted 22 June 2012 - 06:08 PM
Man, could be tough either way. Got advantages and disadvantages to both.
Impreza - Forester/spacer lift, 215/75/15 tires - good power, no true 4 wheel drive.
87 Toyota pickup - Carbed 22r, IFS, 31/10.50/15 tires of varying tread - not so much on power, dual range 4x4 5 speed.
most of what I've been through have been the rocky hills of central Pennsylvania so all that dirt looks new to me.
Impreza - Forester/spacer lift, 215/75/15 tires - good power, no true 4 wheel drive.
87 Toyota pickup - Carbed 22r, IFS, 31/10.50/15 tires of varying tread - not so much on power, dual range 4x4 5 speed.
most of what I've been through have been the rocky hills of central Pennsylvania so all that dirt looks new to me.
#5
Posted 24 September 2012 - 10:55 AM
We had folks from Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, and Wisconsin show up. about 44 rigs total.
had a really good time...

But it was really dusty due to the dry conditions here this year... we had wiped down the whole inside of the brat last week before heading for the event....
had a really good time...

But it was really dusty due to the dry conditions here this year... we had wiped down the whole inside of the brat last week before heading for the event....
#6
Posted 27 September 2012 - 12:08 AM
Cool! Post the photo you loaded up to Facebook!
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