What I would like everyone to do is to post the specs of their truck. What this will do is assist us with planning special runs based on the capabilities of the trucks. I would also like you to honestly tell me how much offroad experience you feel you have. If you have been on a few trail runs but still feel you need assistance picking lines, say so. This is not to boost or crush anyone's egos. This is to assist us is making your offroad experiences enjoyable as well as educational.

I will start so you see what I am looking for. If you have any questions about what to list, send me a PM before posting. I would like to keep this thread clean so I can easily organize the information.

EDIT: I forgot to add my experience level, but please do so. This information will help in the long run.

EDIT 2: Brodie made a good point about adding location.

EDIT 3: Even if your truck is still stock, please list it. We plan stock friendly runs, and it will help to know how many stockers we have.

Name:
Jeff
Location:
Norwalk, CT
Truck:
1993 Jeep Cherokee
Lift height:
3" suspension lift
Tires:
32x9.50x15 Super Swampers
Armor:
rock sliders
custom front bumper
Recovery:
2" receiver front and rear
portable utility winch
two 2"x20' tow straps
two 3/4" shackles
round pointed, full size shovel
Additional gear:
CB radio
GPS
Scanner
48" Hi-lift
first aid kit
tire repair kit
air compressor
tools
12v refrigerator
750W power inverter

Experience level:
Advanced, capable of spotting others

Name:
Eric

Truck:
2002 Nissan Xterra SC9000

Location:Chelmsford, MA

Lift height:
PML

Tires:
32x11.50 BFG AT's

Recovery:
two 2"x20' tow straps
folding military shovel
AA meeting every Tuesday
2 shackles on front and rear bumpers

Additional gear:
Scanner
GPS
48" Hi-lift
first aid kit(s)

air compressor
2 power inverters

Experience:Cross fingers apply gas. Nothing too serious, some decent size rocks, mud, sand.

Name:
Bobby
Location:
Medfield, MA
Truck:
2006 Nissan Xterra
Lift height:
3" suspension lift
Tires:
31x11.50x16 Super Swampers - Full-Size Matching Spare
Armor:
Fully Shrocked (bumpers, sliders, skids)
Recovery:
Rear bumper with two 3/4" shackles and 2" receiver
Front bumper with two 3/4" shackles
One extra 3/4" shackle
one 2"x20' and one 4"x25' tow straps
round-pointed, full-size shovel
Additional gear:
CB radio
2xMotorola FRS radios
48" Hi-lift Xtreme
Yakima Load Warrior
first aid kit
tire repair kit
tools
small air compressor
10# Powertank with air chuck and pressure gauge
1-1/4 gal gas can
Fire Extinguisher
Experience Level
I have been doing mud runs my whole life (hit the skinny and go). Only been into rocks the past 8-10 months. I'd say I am above beginner, guess you'd call it novice. I like to have a spotter now and again. I'm getting better at spotting, but would rather watch someone more experienced do it and learn from that.

Name:
DaveP

Truck:
2005 4x4 OR 6M/T

Lift height:
3" suspension lift

Tires:
BFG A/T KOs - 285/75/R16s

Armor:
Full Shrock Armor

Recovery:
2 - 3/4" shackles and 2" receiver in the back
2 - 3/4" shackles up front
1 - 2" 20' tow strap
1 - 3" 10' tree saver
1 - ARB snatch block
1 - pointed shovel
MileMarker 8000 winch w/ 100' Syn Line

Additional Gear:
CB radio
Motorola personal radios
48" Hi-lift Xtreme w/ accessories
first aid kit
tire repair kit
tools
air compressor
tire deflator
10# Powertank with air chuck and pressure gauge
Way too many lights

Experience level:
Beginner/ Intermediate

Name:
Brodie

Location:
Rochester, NH

Truck:
2001 Xterra

Lift height:
stock soon to be PML

Tires:
265-70-15 contitrac

Armor:
none

Recovery:
2" receiver rear
front tow hook
tow truck chain (fell off a tow truck)

Additional gear:
TomTom one
scissor jack
first aid kit
tools
lights

Experience level:
NOOB, ive done limited wheeling in vehicles, mostly atv's, but up for any challenge!

I will edit as necessary

Name:
Barry
Location:
Willington, CT
Truck:
2004 Nissan Xterra
Lift height:
2" suspension lift (PML)
Tires:
Stock size Toyo Open Country AT's, full size spare
Armor:
Shrock/Skidrow-full coverage
Shrock sliders
Shrock front Bumper
Recovery:
Rear tow hitch, 2" receiver and hook
Shrock front bumper with mounting points for shackles
one 2"x30' tow strap (20K pound rating)
round-pointed, folding shovel with pick
Additional gear:
CB radio
GPS
48" Hi-lift
Spare T-bars
first aid kit
tools
Tire plug/patch kit
Auxillary power supply/air compressor
Gloves
Fire extinguisher
Knife
Recovery techniques book
Auxillary lighting on bumper/ light bar up top/and on rear bumper
Special Skills:
CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer
Red Cross Emergency Responder (I can back board people, stick stuff down their throats, etc.)
Experience:
Some. Toughest trail so far was Voluntown. Assistance picking lines is very welcome!

Max
02 se/sc 5speed
5" total
33" bfg at's or 34" ltb's
shrock bumper and sliders
got a winch and a bunch of chains, straps, shackles, tools and other shit
usually carry a floor jack
and i know what im doing pretty well

Name:
Pepper
Truck:
2005 Nissan Xterra S 4x4
Lift height:
3" lift
Tires:
33" Cooper Discoverer STTs
Armor:
Full OR factory skids (slowly being replaced by Shrock)
Recovery:
Front hook
Rear Hitch (not installed yet...too cold.)
Additional gear:
inclinometer
CB radio
FRS x 2
GPS
full size shovel
3,500 lb floor jack
jack stands x 2
fire xtinguishers x 2
emergency road kit
first aid kit (nissan)
first aid kit (mine w/stuff from work)
tire repair/plug kit
air compressor
Husky tools (small set)
straps x 2
trail mix (both a music CD and the kind you eat)
folding padded creeper


Experience level:
I feel like I've been away at "Wheeling Boot Camp".....I have done a LOT of wheeling
in the last five months and have definitely excelled in my knowledge/skill....especially
with the level of difficulty of the trails. I've learned a LOT lately. I also think that even
with less "equipment", I have wheeled harder than some people that have more.......and done well.

Name:
Ernie

Location:
Middletown Rhode Island

Vehicle:
88 Toyota 4runner SR5 V6 Auto

Tires:
36" x 12.5"x 16.5" Goodyear Wangler OZ's

Lift:
4" Suspension lift
3" Body lift

Armor:
Bottle of Armor All

Tow points:
2 front
1 rear
2 3/4 d-rings
two 2' tow straps 15'
12' 3/4" chain

Other Mods:
5:71 Gears
Detriot Locked Rear diff
Modified air box intake
Round point shovel mid sized
First aid kit
CB portable
GPS tom tom one
Tool kit
Tire kit
xtra fliuds
Jumper cables
12V HV Compressor
Fire Axe
Tarp 4x6
Getting a high lift jack

Experince:
Noob
But willing to learn
Actually
20+ years Wheeling, Vehicle Recovery and Trail Spotting

Name:
Tom & Bklyn.X
Location:
Brooklyn, NY
Truck:
2001 Nissan Sliver Ice Xterra
Lift height:
3" SLR suspension lift w/ SLR Steering system (no longer available) custom Alliedacid spring pack w/ AC shackles
2" AC body lift
Tires:
33x12.5x15 Truxus MTon 15x8 U.S. Black Steelies
Armor:
SkidRow full set skid plates
AC Diff. Skid
Darlington Skidderz (no web site, PM me for address)
Shockworks sliders
Shockworks front & rear bumpers
Recovery:
Shockworks front & rear bumpers
Warn XD9000i winch with Masterpull Synthitic line
Warn medium duty winching kit;
- 4" x 8' (10cm x 2.4m) tree trunk protector rated to 30,000lbs breaking strength.
- 2 Clevis/D-shackles 3/4" (20mm) pin diameter.
- 19,000lbls/8618kgs capacity snatch block with grease port.
- 3" x 30' (8cm x 9m) standard recovery strap rated to 21,600lbs/9797kgs.
- Camo Cordura® nylon soft case.
- WARN gloves.
HiLift 60" w/jack board
Tire Chains
Shovel
Felling Axe
Additional gear:
2- 10lb. Co2 on-board air
ARB rear locker run off of CO2
CB radio w/SSBw/ Firestik Antenna
Volant CAI
Snorkle
Extended SS Break Lines
FRS (free with Xterra test drive, hate to use)
First aid kit (OEM)
Tire repair kit
Fire extinguisher
Air tools (IR 1/2” Impact, Hammer, Ratchet)
Hand tools
Jack stands
MagLight
Tarp
Spare parts
Experience level:
Intermediate, capable of spotting others.

Name:
Ken
Location:
East Northport, NY (Long Island)
Truck:
2001 Xterra
Lift height:
3" suspension lift, 2" body lift
Tires:
35x12.5-15 Goodyear MT/R's
Armor:
EOE rock sliders, full Skid Row skidplates,
Calmini rear diff skid
ARB front bumper with bottle opener
KMA rear bumper/tire carrier
Recovery:
Milemarker E8k winch w/ 125' masterpull synth line
2" receiver rear + (2) shackles rear
(2) 3/4" d-ring shackles on ARB
30' Masterpull Super Yanker
Masterpull Tree Saver
3"x10' Tree Saver
ARB Snatch Block
Too many 3/4" shackles
Shovel/Axe
Spotter rope
Additional gear:
ARB rear locker
Calmini t-case gears
Tons of spare parts for common failure Nissan items
CB radio
GPS
FRS radios
60" Hi-lift
first aid kit
tire repair kit
ARB air compressor w/ air up attachments
20lb. CO2 tank w/ fixed 110psi regulator
5lb CO2 tank w/ adjustable regulator
Air lines and full Air tools
Hand tools
18v cordless tools if really needed
1000 watt power inverter w/ remote box
attached on front ARB
Experience level:
7 years of wheeling my Xterra in the Northeast
cross country to Moab wheeling for a week
A good amount of spotting & wheeling experience
No problems spotting other trucks through obstacles

Name:
Eric

Location:
Bristol, CT

Truck:
2003 XE 5 speed

Lift height:
PML

Tires:
275/70/16 Toyo Open Country AT

Armor:
Shrock Sliders
Shrock front and engine/trans skid
Shrock Front Bumper

Recovery:
2" receiver rear
Shrock Tow Points Front
2"x20' tow strap
two 3/4" shackles

Additional gear:
CB radio
48" Hi-lift
first aid kit
tire repair kit
air compressor (when I put it in the trunk)
full rachet set
600W power inverter

Experience level:
Beginner, but taken at least a couple trails to learn about my rig
Definitely not one to spot others or choose lines

Name:

Rob

Location:

Groton, MA

Truck:

2002 2000 Nissan Xterra SE 4x4 (clearly I need another cup of coffee)

Lift height:

none

Tires:

31x10.50x16 BFG AT/KO - Full-Size Matching Spare

Armor:

Skid Row (front, mid, rear, gas tank), Rock Dog sliders (before they got a name)

Recovery:

Front bumper with two 3/4" shackles, 30'x3" tow strap

Additional gear:
CB radio
an assortment of FRS radios (2 handheld, 4 Dick Tracy radios)
48" Hi-lift
first aid kit
tools
1-1/4 gal gas can

Experience:

Maybe a dozen runs, all meant for stockers. I can usually chose my own line, but like a spot for tougher stuff.

Name:
Mike
Location:
Brockton, MA
Truck:
2006 Nissan Off Road Xterra
Lift height:
3" Suspension Lift
Tires:
265/75/16 BFG Rugged Trails
Armor:
Shrock Sliders
Stock Off Road Skid Plates
Recovery:
2" Rear receiver, with 3/4" shackle
1 - 2"x30' ARB Snatch Strap
Additional gear:
CB radio (stay tuned)
GMRS hand-held radios
first aid kit
Small air compressor

Experience level:
I'm going to say I'm in transition of leaving the beginner stage. I have had some experience over the past few years, but still need to learn more, and require spotting.

Name:
Gene


Location:
Bristol,RI


Truck:
2002 Nissan Xterra SE 5-speed


Lift height:
4.5" Alcan rear spring pack
1.5" Calmini Shackles
2" bodylift
Calmini T-bars
Calmini UCA's
Front is cranked to about 4"
Calmini Steering (soon to be replaced by Total Chaos)


Tires:
33x12.50x15 BFG M/T's
15x8 Cragar soft 8's w/4.75' BS


Armor:
Shrockworks sliders
Shrockworks skid plates (full set)
Shrockworks front bumper
Shrockworks rear bumper


Recovery:
3/4" d-ring shackles front & rear plus extras
2"x30' recovery strap
Warn M8000 winch
Folding military shovel
Tree saver
Snatch block
Saw
Leather gloves (for winching)


Additional gear:
CB radio
FRS
GPS
48" Hi-lift
First aid kit (Nissan one plus extra stuff I've added)
Various tools
Blocks of wood for jacking
Blue tarps for laying on ground
Mechanic Gloves
100W power inverter
Various breakable parts
Fluids
Blanket
Socks
Toilet paper (you never know, when ya gotta go)
Knife
Various flashlights
Work light
Yakima LoadWarrior
4 KC Daylighters
Fire extinguisher
and so on

Experience level:
I suck and can't spot either..
Ok I can hold my own and point ya in the right direction very well..