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Dannowar 09-08-2016 08:46 AM

Road from gonzaga to Bola
 
Any recent report of the road conditions from gonzaga to bola? Might have to escape some wind and drive down south last minute.

rossman 09-08-2016 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Dannowar (Post 268685)
Any recent report of the road conditions from gonzaga to bola? Might have to escape some wind and drive down south last minute.

Just took it on Tuesday. The 23 mile stret h past CoCo's was a bit rougher that the last couple times I've been through there but easily Passable in most any sedan, albeit slowly. Figure an hour and 15 or so for that 23 mile stretch. Some potholes between Chagall and Bola turnoff but most are avoidable.

Dannowar 09-08-2016 09:47 AM

Thanks! Is it pretty washboard the whole way? Towing my boat down


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rossman 09-08-2016 09:57 AM

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Thanks! Is it pretty washboard the whole way? Towing my boat down


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Yup. Airing down makes a big difference on the ride but it will challenge the spring and tires on a boat trailer.

Dannowar 09-08-2016 10:04 AM

Sweetness thanks for the info!!


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cabojohn 09-08-2016 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by rossman (Post 268692)
Yup. Airing down makes a big difference on the ride but it will challenge the spring and tires on a boat trailer.

On board air is PRICELESS! Especially in Baja.
I'd air down the tires on the trailer too.
Check out Staun deflaters...I'll hook you guys UP.:)
(deflaters are already set ) wink wink

*Ross / Danny - CHECK YOUR PM's:cheers1:

octico 09-08-2016 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by cabojohn (Post 268695)
On board air is PRICELESS! Especially in Baja.
I'd air down the tires on the trailer too.
Check out Staun deflaters...I'll hook you guys UP.:)
(deflaters are already set ) wink wink

*Ross / Danny - CHECK YOUR PM's:cheers1:

Hey Cabo

What are staun deflaters? I have Jeep that I air down when we go off-roading. When delating what is the benefit of using those vs a stick?

--John

Zed 09-08-2016 11:27 AM

Theyre a handy gadget to deflate to a set pressure. Less fuss than w a guage trying to hit 15 or 18psi for instance.


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