Xjman1

That is funny. I have never had an issue at G. I have not been to Dumont yet, however when my buddies went they had someone come into their camp and start snooping in the middle of the night, scaring the heck ou of the wives and children. Now they went out and got protection for those trips to Dumont. It is just a matter of wrong place/wrong time/wrong attitude, IMO.

Sams Club has had a package deal for a little over $400. Included 3 games, 3 each of the remotes, and some other stuff. Sounds high but if bought seperaty it would save you a~$50. They has quite a bit of stock when other places were out. I bought a package deal at Fry's but just happened to stumble on the last unit from an unexpected shipment.

Yep, these fees along with my schedule have driven me away from the sport. Saddest day on my life realizing a I can no longer justify going for one day and paying all the expenses included and do not have the time to make a multi day trip. Back to hiking with the S. Club(NOT) I sure miss all the free days as a kid just going out to the garage starting the bikes and heading for the hills in Colorado on established trails.

No wallowing sounds that I hear. If you have that it is usually the drive shaft out of operating range. I have a custom front drive shaft to help correct the steeper front end and a droped drive shaft carrier bearing in the rear.

2006 MegaCab, 6" Pro Comp Lift, 37" BFG AT's. I think the minor rubbing I experienced was while towing the toyhauler through the sands. Do not get any rubbing around town although it looks pretty close at full turn and compression.

You getting any fender rubbing with that set up? I am running same settup and get minor rubbing on the lower fender corners.

Damn, you fellas got me thinking Dove springs instead of Dumont on the 26th. Can only go for a night so it is more attractive than paying $30 for a week and all the gas. Might wait and plan a longer Dumont trip and then buy an annual pass. Thanks for the new option as I have not been to either.

Been using BFG for years and will not change from what works for me. I have used them for towing, rock crawling, touring etc. Wear nice, run quite, strong as heck sidewalls, good warranty and you can find them fairly cheap with the volume they sell.

Looks nice. Been talking to the wife about doing that to ours to make it different, but you beat us to the paint booth. LOL Looks very good!

Best thing I have seen in a long time. That was awesome!!

Tie fishing line between two nails where the land, they can not see it and when they go to land it hits them and scares the crap out of them. They usualy get the hint pretty quick.

Wish the fella I bought mine from regeared, but rear end breaks loose as is. I will refear soon. Do you have the 4 speaker stock stereo or the upgraded stereo or nav unit? Ordering Polk Audio door speakers for mine as I type.

I too looked into these and they are great for 2-3 max. Good floor space for toys, ok construction for thier price, and the little things to make life more comfortable. I ended up buying a used 21' fully loaded for less though since I upped the tow vehicle as well. This thread on Glamisdunes was helpful to me and may help you as well: http://www.glamisdunes.com/invision/index....25&hl=rebel

Love my Hemi, but if you are towing quite frequently the Cummins does get better mileage. On our last trip my buddy with a 3500 CTD MC w/ 35" tires was getting 12-14 MPG and I was pulling 9-10mpg with my 1500 Hemi MC and 37" tires. Best I have seen was 16MPG and oddly enough this was on the highway towing a loaded car and car hauler trailer(~6500#). Both nice trucks and I got a GREAT price on mine or would have waited and got the Cummins as planned. I have had no problems at all with my Hemi.

Sounds like a good ride. If I make it out there I am game for it.