Prerunner Safety Tips

[lasquintanas]

http://prerunners.com/contents.htm

Click the Tech Tab on the left.

I saw this article on Prerunners.com and thought that it would be good to have up so people could read before getting into something as dangerous as this. There's an article on dirt, sand, and jumping along with some other stuff. I'm no pro by a long shot, but i never had any tips when i first went out on my own and some good advice would have nice.

Enjoy brethern.

[Tweeter]

http://prerunners.com/contents.htm

I saw this article on Prerunners.com and thought that it would be good to have up so people could read before getting into something as dangerous as this. There's an article on dirt, sand, and jumping along with some other stuff. I'm no pro by a long shot, but i never had any tips when i first went out on my own and some good advice would have nice.

Enjoy brethern.

Not bad. Definitely good advice for beginner drivers. I'm lucky that I had a couple people tell me pretty much everything in there before I did mods to my truck. Right on brotha.

[hawaiianbro]

hahaha i like the poetry section.

[RENEGADE76254]

good info, im east coast so prerunner stuff is rare. i do often hunt a extremely large hunting area with 100's of miles of dirt roads and often its possible to run upto 40 mph out there. i usually stick with 35 at most, but those tips are good for my situation also. great find and post up

[YoTRacer158]

bah...best way to learn is trial and error

[lasquintanas]

bah...best way to learn is trial and error

Lol, maybe other things like drinking a gallon of milk, or getting drunk and passing out before the rest of your friends. But when it comes to my truck and my body, i'd rather play it safe. ;)

[Mcadwell]

I learn by watching other people doing it! then i come in and make it better!

[Tweeter]

Before I owned my Tacoma I had a '68 Bug that's probably seen more whoops and air time than half the trucks on here :cool: