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dominic
Getting the Wheeling Fever


Reged: 08/10/09
Posts: 81
Loc: burns TN
TROOPER ROAD TRIP!
      #1172549 - 08/19/09 01:11 PM

i got a 1988 isuzu trooper tor a road trip that i am taking with my little brother and a friend of mine. we are starting in Nashville tn and going to Yellowstone, Salt lake, Ureka ca,LA, grand canyon, painted desert, canyon land ut, Denver and then home. i was just wondering if there was any good weeling that any one could point us to on the way. i will also be posting pix and video of the trip hear on the site and at a blog spot. we will be leaving this weekend.

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Triathlete
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Reged: 11/26/03
Posts: 207
Loc: Tucson Az
Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: dominic]
      #1172560 - 08/19/09 02:38 PM

MOAB!!!!!

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dominic
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: Triathlete]
      #1172590 - 08/19/09 07:35 PM

any where there really good for a stock trooper? that was one of the ones that i wanted to hit though. do you know if the moab road is still open? thanks

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lttlbddy
Body Damage is Cool


Reged: 01/17/00
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: dominic]
      #1172609 - 08/19/09 09:27 PM

Not sure what you are referring to as the "Moab Road"

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dominic
Getting the Wheeling Fever


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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: lttlbddy]
      #1172628 - 08/19/09 10:34 PM

it could be something else. i read about it in four wheeler a wile back. its like a forest road or something. it could be the mojave road. i dont know. ill see if i can find it.
also isnt there a lot of off roading in Utah?

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lttlbddy
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: dominic]
      #1172636 - 08/20/09 12:05 AM

Lots of off roading in Moab!! All levels of difficulty too.

Mohave Road is a road. It goes East/West in Ca from the Colorado River to Afton. It's a good 3 day trip. Lots of history and scenic. No challenging 4 wheeling though.

Both Moab and the Mohave Road are fun in their own ways.

edit> Mohave and Mojave are both correct spelling depending on where you are at. I don't remember if the "Road" has a "proper" spelling.


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dominic
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: lttlbddy]
      #1172660 - 08/20/09 10:01 AM

SWEET! i cant wait to leave. ive been doing work on the trooper all week. im replacing the timing belt, water pump, front crank seal and oil pump seal. its on its way back together so im feeling good. by the way, how much of a problem do you thing the isuzu head problem will be if i drive easy and dont let it over heat? that would be a big trip slow down.

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dominic
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: dominic]
      #1172824 - 08/21/09 01:22 PM

is it normal for the oil pressure to drop to 40 psi at a 900rmp idle? thanks.

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BigSwede
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: dominic]
      #1173018 - 08/22/09 09:34 PM

Mine drops much lower than that at idle, but it's a different motor too. Even so, that doesn't sound low at all.

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dominic
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Re: TROOPER ROAD TRIP! [Re: BigSwede]
      #1173048 - 08/23/09 09:49 AM

cool. now the problem is that the coolant is getting in to the combustion chamber. big bummer but i guess you can see it coming. are the cylinder heads on ebay any good? the claim to be a better casting. has any one had any luck with one of them? thanks

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