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Palomar Divide Truck Trail
- Thread starter Nigeltaco
- Start date
Timlovestacos
5️⃣ Platinum
Love that someone started a meetup/trail thread!! I can’t make this one but would love to see more of this.
Nigeltaco
2️⃣ Bronze
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agethegeminii
2️⃣ Bronze
I'll roll with you guys next time when I'm free, I've been going out on many underways (Active Duty member).
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agethegeminii
2️⃣ Bronze
so when are you guys going to have another small trip?
Not sure when since Nigel just had twin recently born couple days ago.
I'll see if we can form a small group to head out there.
agethegeminii
2️⃣ Bronze
I'm down, I'm mainly free on weekends but this Sept. 7-8 I'll be heading to Joshua National Tree and on the Sept 14. I'll be getting TC UCA's and ARB4x4 Twin air compressor install. Maybe on the 15th we can do something but I'll let you know. When you guys went up to palomar, how was it and did you have to air down? I haven't gone off-roading yet and I really want to test it out. Do you think no matter what offroading you do, do you have to air down? if so what is the recommended PSI (I know it depends on the type of road).
and congrats to @Nigeltaco
Yes air down for this trail. Nigel told me to air down to 22 psi. I still need to get an air compressor for myself too if I wanted to head out again. The last few trips to otay mesa trail, I didn't air down my tires. Really bouncy ride lol
I don't have anything for the 7-8 and from 13-15 I'm heading to Vegas for the weekend.