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I want to see lots of pictures since I'm stuck at work.

Lol its not a metaphor

This book is awesome I recommend buying one. It is full of history of the road and has lots of useful info on the road.

No not really but there are sections you can channel your inner Ivan Stewart.

If you dont mind pin stripes you're gtg

The detour is pretty cool you go by old mines. I have my mojave guide book at home I can see if there is a detour for soda lake. We could head to the highway if needed and get to afton canyon to finish the trail. That would bypass the water crossing.

Hey dan when we ran it in may of this year the road was really easy. The detour from fort piute is narrow and you get pin stripes but nothing hard at all. If enough traffic has been on the road the soft sandy areas will be easy and packed down. Soda lake can be a problem if it has rained...

So have we thought about what we want to see like the lava tube it's awesome. Kelso train depot is out of the way but awesome. The mojave triangles creepy knowing they predate the Indians from that area.

This is mojave camp its right before marl springs halfway thru the trail. It had enough room for a huge group and the view isnt to bad

The sliders I want upgrade to are dom .120 wall tubing. Im pretty sure skids are just 3/16 mild steel.

@maktruk

The atw3 is an awesome tire my wife has them on her truck. Most likely going to be the next tire on my fj.

I don't know of any 4x4 classes, but I have learned a lot just going on trail runs with other members. I've learned something new every time I have been out on a trip.

Im glad im not the only one that like @Mirek polish sausage lol

We can just stage in 10 min intervals that makes separate groups right.

Thats what my sliders and skid plates look like the Rubicon made sure I knocked the mall crawler right off.

I perfer steel and that's what I have but aluminum has it's advantages.

Im curious about everyones take on skid plates on sliders. What's you opinion on what's needed? Personally I want as much protection as I can get. Do you prefer aluminum or steel for skids? Hoepfully we can get enough input so folks can use this to figure out what their wants and needs are.

https://www.nps.gov/moja/planyourvisit/permits.htm

The fjc crew is growing welcome