BigGreen
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just don’t drink the kool aid......Yes it is terminal. Like with most addictions you will be counseled to join a group and participate in as many meetings as you stand.
Welcome to the madness.
Enjoy all your money and available credit now....itll all be gone soonHi all,
First off, I'm new to offroading, always been more of a pavement guy. The JL is the first thing I've had that can actually get into the fun stuff, and it is SO MUCH more fun than I could have imagined. I ran Schnebly Hill recently and started taking intentionally more difficult lines as the trail went. It was more fun than I ever had in Autox or drag racing. Drag racing was the closest, but it was over fast. I smiled so much my teeth dried out!
All I have to say is, it got me. I got the bug. I'm not so much into doing modifications yet, but I definitely need to be exploring aimlessly offroad, pushing it as far as I can.
Anyone else accidentally get addicted to this? How did you get into it?
You realize that living out West, much of the State is now more accessible because most of the mileage out here is actually dirt roads. That's how it happened for me, living in UT, once I got a 4x4 I started going to a lot of remote places, interior wilderness areas, seeing all kinds of cool stuff only reachable by unimproved roads. Then you find out that none of the crowds are out there either, they're all taking pics by some National Park sign on a paved road.Hi all,
First off, I'm new to offroading, always been more of a pavement guy. The JL is the first thing I've had that can actually get into the fun stuff, and it is SO MUCH more fun than I could have imagined. I ran Schnebly Hill recently and started taking intentionally more difficult lines as the trail went. It was more fun than I ever had in Autox or drag racing. Drag racing was the closest, but it was over fast. I smiled so much my teeth dried out!
All I have to say is, it got me. I got the bug. I'm not so much into doing modifications yet, but I definitely need to be exploring aimlessly offroad, pushing it as far as I can.
Anyone else accidentally get addicted to this? How did you get into it?
You realize that living out West, much of the State is now more accessible because most of the mileage out here is actually dirt roads. That's how it happened for me, living in UT, once I got a 4x4 I started going to a lot of remote places, interior wilderness areas, seeing all kinds of cool stuff only reachable by unimproved roads. Then you find out that none of the crowds are out there either, they're all taking pics by some National Park sign on a paved road.