some pics on the dirt pile

low side of the pile













high side of the pile







pretty good for only a 5/8's lift. if i hadn't gotten stuck on the bumper receiver, i could've went up higher. that holley never tried to cut out or bog on me

So they do have mountains in CC.
Looks like you need to come make a trip to the texas Hill Country.

Yah, that's it for here. I go up to Leakey and rio frio a couple times a year but I don't know where is ok to drive and where is not.

What does your recovery team sticker say? Also South Texas is one of the best places to live and wheel. We have a great variety of off road parks. Keep an eye on the forum threads and it will give you a chance to have loads of fun

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all i have ever seen around here is driving in mud or driving in sand. up in san antonio and places like that, yes, there is a bunch of places within a reasonable amount of driving to have fun but here in corpus, there isn;t anything within two hours, from what i am told. and that two hours is to places that are more sand or mud.

thats why my jeep has no lift and nothing that has to do with off roading done to it suspension wise. i grew up with memories of four wheeling in virginia and the carolinas on the east coast. we did some light desert stuff when we lived in socal but i don;t remember where because i was a small kid. my jeep is set up as a normal daily driver, nice wider 31s, family roll cage, front and rear receiver hitches, stroker motor. all the things you need on the road

oh well, that is the cost of living on the beach

Yeah I hear ya man, I was just down there and all I was able to do was Yarborough pass. You guys really could use a ORV area close by.

no doubt, we might as well have two wheel drive jeeps