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JeepFreak21
August 13th, 2002, 19:35
Somewhere fairly close, overnighter, on the weekend, and pretty soon.
Only thing is... next weekend (23th-25th) won't work... I got tickets to OzzFest. Anybody got any ideas?
CRASH
August 13th, 2002, 21:45
*Someone* might be making a terminal velocity run through Fordyce this weekend, starting early Saturday morning, going all the way through to Meadow to spend the night, then back on the highway Sunday.

Minimum requirements: one solid locker, 33's, and no whining.

Are you IN?

CRASH
Gary E
August 14th, 2002, 01:13
Yes! or did you mean to make an SYE a requirement? I'll carry a spare!
CRASH
August 14th, 2002, 05:24
Gary,

You can have my old 231 SYE if you need it. It's set up for a two joint driveshft, but you could buy the yoke if you wanted a cv style.

Meet at Cisco grove exit off of 80 at 8:00am Saturday?

Andy
Gary E
August 14th, 2002, 14:39
sounds good, at the chevron station there? I am guessing it will take me an hour and half drive time?
CRASH
August 14th, 2002, 15:40
Let's meet at the Eagle Lakes rd exit. Proabably an hour and a half for you. We'll wait for you. Here's some directions I wrote up a while back:

If you haven't done the trail then I would say start at the eagle lakes end and do the whole thing. If that is the plan then here are the directions: I80 towards Reno, Go past the Hwy 20 exit and take the next exit and that is the Eagle Lakes Rd. exit. Go under the freeway and follow the road about 1.5mi. On that road it will curve to the left but just before that there will be a dirt road going into the trees on you right and it is the only road on your right. Before that road there is a campground that will be on the left so look for the road about 100yds past that campground. If you cross a bridge you just passed it by about 200yds. Now take the dirt road back to a small parking lot. If you stop just as you get to the parking lot you will notice two roads on your right. The top road is a cool trail that will take you up to signal pk. and the one just below it is the one you will want and it will take you to Eagle Lakes. The one good hill on this trail is called driveline hill and you will know it when you see it. Don't be scared it isn't that hard. After that spot you are getting within a mile of the right hand turn you will need to take that is the start of the Fordyce trail. There is a sign at the split and it is the only real road on the right you will see but if you somehow miss it the trail will dead-end at eagle lakes.

CRASH
JeepFreak21
August 14th, 2002, 21:46
I'd like to go, but I'm all open diffs :(
CRASH
August 15th, 2002, 07:45
Hmmmmm.....the risk of serious dmage with open diffs is pretty high. Not to mention, there'de be a lot of tow strapping action.

CRASH
Gary E
August 15th, 2002, 09:01
Sounds like a plan, When I did it before I started as cisco grove at around 9-10 burned through and came out that night, how is the water flowing?
CRASH
August 15th, 2002, 09:11
From Dreamflows:

[b:2b2fb35571]Fordyce Creek Rel Fordyce Lake n/a WARNING [/b:2b2fb35571]

We'll see when we get there. We'll send Jack through first, since he's got the fancy snorkel!

CRASH