Thanks! I've read, and learned a lot here.Welcome to the forum.
Thanks! Friendly is good. (grin).. There are some forums that are...well....nevermind.... I'll stick with the positives. (wink)Welcome to the forum. There's a lot of friendly people here.![]()
(snork)--->literaly...Indian Dunes was a fun place to go. Too bad Vic Morrow lost his head over the place.
How's it going? I'm in cedar shitty as well.
Hey, right now everything is super affordable. I mean....really cheep!welcome...we've been 'home shopping' out west, and Cedar City seems to have some nice property...may find our way out there in the next year!
Hi!Welcome, I just knew there was still some us vietnam vets out there. Purple rzr, show us some pics of your unit. (SHAWZ) In socal to!
Thanks! Happy Trails was etched on our wedding cake! (grin)Welcome To the forums ... Happy Trails
Love your quote!!!Welcome glad you love it and many happy miles I wish to bestow on you.
What's wrong with your RZR? Did it go code blue on ya?I've never been to Schmuck Creek with the RZR, 3 peaks is a fun place to explore. Have you been to the Iron Springs Iron mine (you can get to it from 3 peaks, 37°42'21.46"N 113°16'29.75"W) When my RZR was together I wouldn't get home til 1-2 in the morning every night, I'm hoping to have it back together within a couple more months.
And thank you! I love your avatar...is that your ride?Welcome to the forums JoG
Thanks! Like I've said, cruzin (or lurking) is the way to learn a lot of good 'suff'.Welcome to the forums
You know, having lived in UT for only 4 years I have no, nada, zip, "0", clue to where exactly west valley is. Would it be safe to assume that it is west of the 15? (snicker--a blond (gray) moment) JK....thanks for the welcome.welcome from west valley. west of salt lake.
Ahhh...I see. My son just said that he's taken that dirt road and made it to Newcastle...so it should be ok for me (us)..from the 3 peaks staging area, go west through the hills to the main road that goes to the shooting range. when you get to that road, head south til you get to the main road (you will come out a little bit past the city landfill), there is a dirt trail going south for about 1/8 mile at that intersection, then you take a right onto an abandoned haul road where you go for about 5-6 miles (just guessing). It's a huge area on the left from there, there are open-pit mines 1/3 mile across with water in the bottom, core sample's on top of the man-made mesa's, etc. I would guess it's a 30 mile ride round-trip from the 3 peaks staging area if you know where you're going. Iron Springs Iron Mine
edit: the RZR is under-going a motor swap and suspension upgrade
Thanks! Your banner...BlueRibbon Coaltion...rings true to me. Our lands are just that... OURS!Welcome to the forum
HCR has the Stock RZR S kit (w/the fox shocks) at a verrry fair price. I 'might' be selling my suspension on KSL in December for the HCR long travel stuff. Hubby just long traveled (HCR) his Rhino and is happy as snot. He wants better seats now....this might take priority over my long travel desires. Maybe if I kiss up to Santa.... (grin)ya, SuperATV "S" kit, shocks are "to be determined" I want to get upgraded shocks but not sure what path I want to go (mainly depending on co$t). I will need to figure it out before I finish the motor swap, as the power/speed will be a significant upgrade from factory.
Check out KSL...there might be some good Fox of King's on there...slightly used at a real smokin price.I already have the SuperATV arms and axles installed so at this point it wouldn't be worth going HCR. I just need to figure out which shocks I want, and I really hope that point is before December. I am doing a COMPLETELY custom motor swap, it will have over double the power as a stock RZR, the motor will be "Honda" reliable, and hopefully the Polaris drivetrain won't cry too much.
Everyone pretty much recommends buying an aftermarket air filter housing because the stock one allows dust to get past, which in turn fries the top-end of the engine. If you want more power, the most cost-effective thing to do would be to get a turbo kit of some sort.
Hey there,Hey guys, welcome to the forum. Lot of great people here.
I spend a lot of the summers just north of you around Circleville and Marysvale. If you dig Cedar you will love these two places. Miles and miles of mountain trails.
Yes, as long as I don't have my sunglasses on at night. <grin>The guys at HCR can help you with shocks or long travel . Kings are the only shock out there that I'd spend my money on . Looks dam good onces its done . I no you like the light jo .