Don't Laugh!!!!!!!!!!!

[MiniTaco]

[b]Hello there, I admit it...its not a 4x4...I have a 98 Tacoma 2wd,
spacers in front, helpers in the rear, Detroit TruTrac and new gears
on the way. I run 31" Goodyear Extra-Grips. Mainly a trail-truck...
not a rock-climber. My favorite place to drive is out at Green Ridge
forest in Alleghany County. My Taco wants to grow up to be a real
truck......I keep dreaming.

[Ted]

Wheret is Green Ridge Forest?

[Mike]

Alleghany County - Way Western MD.

Mostly Fire Roads traversible by a Camry

[hecull]

I'm not going to laugh. Almost every trail I've seen in the National Forest system in the Mid-Atlantic can be run by a 4x2 if the driver can handle it.
You drive a Toyota, and you run off road, so you are welcome here IMO.
When running Harrisonburg area GWNF, Shoe Creek, or Big Levels, I almost always drive in 2WD until I need 4WD or the rear locker; then I get through how I think is best.
IMO, a rear-locked 2WD does about as well as an open/open 4WD in most situations. Better in some, worse in others.
All the same, welcome to the forum!
Kyle

[MiniTaco]

Thanks y'all.......the cool part of Green Ridge
is the OVR trail off of Stafford Road...thats
really cool for an easy off-raod romp....I
have only run that dry....don't think I could
make it in the mud.........

[Ted]

Alleghany County - Way Western MD.

Mostly Fire Roads traversible by a Camry

Lets take your car down it.

[PrezidentRedz]

I wouldent mind checkin it out

[fourwd1]

Thanks y'all.......the cool part of Green Ridge
is the OVR trail off of Stafford Road...thats
really cool for an easy off-raod romp....I
have only run that dry....don't think I could
make it in the mud.........

Me and some friends used to camp there and run the ORV trail with our Honda Odesseys.