What gives street queens?

[RLTW]

butt hurt? lol you must be new around here... why dont ya introduce yourself in the new member section!

Nope, not quite new, been here about half a year now, introduced myself and everything, got the FRF sticker to prove it. Of course i haven't been here since 11 but I'm sure that doesn't discount that I've been around the forum for a just long enough to not be new.

Nope wont be there in september, just got off of a month of pcs leave and wont be taking leave again for a good bit. I am looking forward to getting out on a run as soon as i get a chance.

 

[Fred]

On a serious note I am a little nervous about breaking my truck or really tearing something up...I am also worried my skills aren't enough for this truck either...but I got insurance and am extremely excited to see what the truck and me can do...

Should be a good time...

 

[JuggNuttz]

 

[RaptorSteve]

Fred shows his vulnerable side. Was that the wife typing? Anyway, "We can rebuild him...we have the technology,"

 

[beemerman]

Go for it Fred. I felt the same way at the snowball. It all worked out. A grand later and it was all good again.


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[JuggNuttz]

On a serious note I am a little nervous about breaking my truck or really tearing something up...I am also worried my skills aren't enough for this truck either...but I got insurance and am extremely excited to see what the truck and me can do...

Should be a good time...

if you have any offroad expirience, youll catch up in no time. on the Snoball, i was nervous at first, and was a little cautious since i hadnt drivin terrain like that in a few years, and i didnt want to be the first into the ditch. it didnt take long to realise the Raptor was doing more work than i was, and soon after that i was driving like a madman thru it and just letting the truck do its thing! didnt end up in the ditch once either, came close a few times, had some pucker moments when i got out of the ruts and had to fight back into a lane. i do not exhagerate when i say there were times when i drove my truck harder and faster than i ever have a truck before on the snoball, and the Raptor didnt give any ***** about it. you will do fine.

 

[RLTW]

Fred, totally understandable, I think it's normal to be nervous.

 

[FreightTerrain]

How much did you need to air down?

went to 10 pounds. i ruled it

 

[frunko1]

went to 10 pounds. i ruled it

One thing I love about my raptor is I didn't need to air down while driving the beaches here. Also how much more confident it feels out there.

 

[Fred]

Fred shows his vulnerable side. Was that the wife typing? Anyway, "We can rebuild him...we have the technology,"

Ha ha...I think I just started my period...

Go for it Fred. I felt the same way at the snowball. It all worked out. A grand later and it was all good again.

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If I get out for under a grand...than I whistled past the grave yard...

if you have any offroad expirience, youll catch up in no time. on the Snoball, i was nervous at first, and was a little cautious since i hadnt drivin terrain like that in a few years, and i didnt want to be the first into the ditch. it didnt take long to realise the Raptor was doing more work than i was, and soon after that i was driving like a madman thru it and just letting the truck do its thing! didnt end up in the ditch once either, came close a few times, had some pucker moments when i got out of the ruts and had to fight back into a lane. i do not exhagerate when i say there were times when i drove my truck harder and faster than i ever have a truck before on the snoball, and the Raptor didnt give any ***** about it. you will do fine.

*****.. You a madman ...No way...still hope you can try to make it

Fred, totally understandable, I think it's normal to be nervous.

Thanks...just some of the guys are way more experienced...I just can see pride kicking in and trying to keep up...