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Can't make it that Saturday. Can on Sunday or the following Saturday.

The lowered imp stays home this year, my Toy will be along. Wifew will be driving the boring 04 obs.

Week away bump. This should be pretty big, at least 20 cars. . .

Hello Seattle. http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2271767

I knida think it won't fit. I do believe that a WRX front sway will fit your car, the rear ones swap, assuming it's an impreza.

Saturday is my bloody mary and Manny's for breakfast at noon day. Sunday I'll have folks over for the chickens. Got that damn tv, gonna use it.

I have some stuff for Scott, need a ride for it.

Found some with the family yesterday.

Swamps be damned. Never seen anything like it!

Well, I guess if you want something done, you sometimes have to just do it yourself. Ok, it's that time of year again. We'll be heading out to Greenwater to go and collect Xmas trees. We'l meet at the Enumclaw Mikkey Deez at 9:00 a.m. and plan to leave there at 09:30 to head up to Greenwater. Tree permits are 10 bucks each, and can be aquired at the local Ranger Station in Enuymclaw, just up the street from McDonalds. This tends to be good clean family fun, bring your kids and your (friendly) dogs. We'll set up a pop tent or two, usually have some kind of hot beverages. map

Not too sure how much better traction you'll get adding a few ounces of weight to the tires with a cooler full of beer on the back.

The Pinz is smaller than you think. (I seriously thought I was gonna get to crash this party, but my wife has to work in the morning, I'm stuck with kids)

+ a lift, low range, at least a rear locker, and some proper mud tires. Walker Valley is not a forest service road. Imagine how tough it is there when it's been raining.

Nice to hear from you!

Um, Brain. . . ? Is any part of this gonna be Subaru?

It's really not that big. Maybe 3-4 inches wider than the Toy. They took pics of it with the Soob to show the difference in size.

And pardon teh pun, but spotted this guy flying over me on the way out. Stopped and he was kind enough to let me get a pic. Second time out there in a row seeing him. Cool stuff. He's huge, maybe 18 inches tall.

What a totally cool ride. I only took a couple of pics, but Tex and Noah should have lots of pics of it in action, as well as vids. We put the camera on my ride and followed him and vice versa.

Kinda steep. But you could sell those tires and wheels for more than it would cost to buy a set of mudders and some steelies to put them on. Then it would be peppy on mudders.

Ok Noah. No backing out. I have a bunch of guys coming out with me to see it in person. Three toys, two or three jeeps. Feel free to bring pals, most of us will spend the night. A couple nice tent spots since you last showed up. Wait. You get to sleep in your ride.

First off, that thing looks baddass. But I have a couple of questions: *Does welding stuff to the struts mess with the gasses inside the strut by heating them up? *The final pic shows your axle angle to be sooooooper downward. Is that max flex, or are they expected to flex more?

I noted two things right away: *Your cameraman is on a unicycle. *You don't like to pay attention to his directions. Got too dizzy, turned it off before it finished.

So can you think of anybody to invite along for the 15th? A couple of Soobies would be fun to have along. The trail out there is designed with Soobs in mind. Well much of it anyways, it's changed a little bit since you've last seen it. We added a pretty fomidable mud hole and one trail goes up the hill to the tree fort now too.

It's also funny that you can't fix "rump roast".

Did you narrate this one Brett? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TShDJmTBlcw&feature=related Um I can put it off till next weekend. . .