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Mt. Dora checking in.
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Florida peeps, anyone with a 24 year model that would be willing to help us out with testing? We're located in Sanford. At this time we need only a 24 specifically.
Temporarily stuck in Pensacola. FWIW, someone at naval hospital Pensacola has a very nice black 21 OBX on 275/70R18's that I was parked next to yesterday.
I'm local. Let me know if you need anything.
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Springhill area here. Any meet ups or trail rides/ groups around here or near Tampa? Been hard to find much other than an old thread about a causeway meet up. Probably does not help I refuse to have FB too 
Yeah Blackwater and Yellow River area have some pretty good trails.
Grand River Motorsports Park is always awesome as well. Just don't go alone unless you're ready for anything. Can go south quick, especially it's rained recently.
I noticed that the other day just turning around on a shoulder out here, it looked like grass but drove like swamp... I imagine the mud here is legendary.
I have KO2's on the Bronco right now, but I am thinking that I should bring my Patagonia M/Ts to off-road out here.
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Oh yeah it can get super nasty, and there's several different types of mud depending on if you're near the clay or swampy areas. I'm running Patagonia XT's and let's just say they don't love the mud. I keep thinking about picking up a set of Super Swampers or something similar just for the really nasty trails. Wouldn't want to run them every day. Till then I'll just keep winching myself out...
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Big difference between the XT and the MT, but that's some NASTY mud, and that's beyond what I would expect from even the Patagonia MTs.Oh yeah it can get super nasty, and there's several different types of mud depending on if you're near the clay or swampy areas. I'm running Patagonia XT's and let's just say they don't love the mud. I keep thinking about picking up a set of Super Swampers or something similar just for the really nasty trails. Wouldn't want to run them every day. Till then I'll just keep winching myself out...
Yeah definitely.
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