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At what point is a run not for stockers? Sure they may physically be able to make it through a run, but they may come out with damage to their steps, exhaust, tires etc. Is that still a stocker run?
I am just a little worried that folks who go on the stocker runs won't appreciate the battle scars from the trail.
The first night at T-haven we went on what was supposed to be an easy run through the wash and we ended up in a rock field. Xploder got hung up and got some nice scratches in his steps and I believe they were tweaked upwards a bit also. I know the Sport Trac also had the same type of damage and some ofthe guys messed up their exhaust. Not that anyone complained, but I don't want anyone to go away with hard feelings thinking we led them into something they shouldn't have been doing.
Is this acceptable for you guys or do we need to tone down the stocker runs to more of the fire road type activites with wide well defined trails and little if any chance of damage?
I am just a little worried that folks who go on the stocker runs won't appreciate the battle scars from the trail.
The first night at T-haven we went on what was supposed to be an easy run through the wash and we ended up in a rock field. Xploder got hung up and got some nice scratches in his steps and I believe they were tweaked upwards a bit also. I know the Sport Trac also had the same type of damage and some ofthe guys messed up their exhaust. Not that anyone complained, but I don't want anyone to go away with hard feelings thinking we led them into something they shouldn't have been doing.
Is this acceptable for you guys or do we need to tone down the stocker runs to more of the fire road type activites with wide well defined trails and little if any chance of damage?