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@@boldger13 haha thanks Max, next time your in the Smokey’s be sure to check out roan mountain state park!

@@jacobycampbell5564 thanks man!!

Nice man! Hope you're enjoying it so far!

@@4wdAdventurz thank you!!

@@BroncBro thanks AZ! We need to go out again!

@@mickeybrumfield764 I haven’t seen said sticker, I would go by the manufacturers payload capacity for my truck in particular is 1,559LBS. I have seen many ZR2’s with campers installed which have less of a payload capacity.

@rossoverland From what I understand, there is a sticker in the glove compartment. I have seen Colorado trucks with lightweight campers on them also. I know Chevy and GM now put a sticker in the glove compartment of their Silverado trucks with a maximum load recommendation for their trucks for carrying slide in campers. It is usually significantly less than the payload on the door jam. I also would have thought the normal payload of the truck would be the thing to go by.

@@mickeybrumfield764 you know what, I just checked again and you are right. It says “THIS TRUCK SHOULD NOT BE USED TO CARRY A SLIDE IN CAMPER” and looked at some more GM pdfs on the subject.

@rossoverland I think it says that even on the Silverado 1500 TB. I am interested in getting a Colorado TB and putting a pop-up camper on it, but it won't be a slide in variety. I'm interested in getting a much lighter only 350 to 400 lb type that doesn't sit in the bed of the truck. Thanks for the info.

@@mickeybrumfield764 glad I could help!

Trail looks awesome also !!! 🔥🔥

Thanks dude!!

@@maxdexpeditions thank you! It’s an amazing place for sure!

@@jimmycline4778 thanks man! With the stock setup I think it rode quite well for a truck. Atleast coming from my 2nd gen Colorado it rode way better. The leveling kit definitely makes it more harsh and combined with the higher rated and heavier tires!

@@JOCKINBK nice man! Yes 100% the bed is getting sprayed before my smart cap goes on.

@@VDRC20 thanks man! I know such a bummer! We are going back up next month and I intend to complete it!

@@rbohn1 let’s go!

@@mannymetzger4143 thanks manny! Need to go wheeling soon bro!

@@MeGustaGuerra No, although I can see it helping when towing for long periods of time. I don’t think this truck needs it with these tires. It is still very peppy, and I can get after it on and off the trail.

@@user-dw4cv3xq5u 315/70R17: Tread width (315mm) and overall diameter (34.4-34.5 inches) are equivalent to a 35-inch tire. Additionally only a couple select manufacturers make a “true” 35” tire, most do not truly measure to 35”.

​@rossoverland true, most 35s are 33.5, maybe 34. Just like 33s are 31.75

@@davesimpson8943 You are allowed to drive vehicles on these trails. The only trails in a FL State forest or WMA’s are NAMED and NUMBERED roads. We are on the blue and small section of the pink trail. If you see a sign which reads “no vehicles past this point” then you know it is not a legal trail. Currently due to the summer rainy season the forest service has temporarily closed them due to heavy rain and mud. They are open seasonally depending on conditions. You can read and find out more on the FDACS website. www.fdacs.gov/Forest-Wildfire/Our-Forests/State-Forests/Picayune-Strand-State-Forest

Thanks man! Me too!

Corn!! 😂

haha, technically 2 engine options, and three different tunes.

This interior looks easy to clean for a truck that’s ment to be in dirty places! Would be nice to have some style on the inside but the truck speaks for itself on the outside!

I agree, appreciate it max!

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I had a 2018 Z71 offroad Colorado, loved the V6 Colorado. No issues, great throttle response.

@rossoverland yup, my Silverado had that annoying cylinder deactivation bullshit, my colorado has some pep, I do wish it was 4x4 at times so we can go into the forest more like we used to, but oh well, we just park at the trail head and off load our atv there and go exploring, be safe, and I like your truck

@@woofman4796 we’ve been to ONF several times with the truck, some super fun trails and camping out there. But honestly if you don’t want pinstripes, you’ll have more fun on an ATV lol. Thanks man!

@@rossoverland yup, my Silverado had a bunch from branches down both sides 😁

Was definitely a major buzzkill… can’t wait to go back and try it again.

Sad… I’m hoping to complete the whole trip this October

There where so few people out due to the time of year and it being a weekday so we didn’t have much trouble, but it was awesome

I had never been to that area, it was one of my favorites!

I can't wait to go back!

Thanks! And me too! Hopefully next year I can come out west!!

You absolutely should! You would have a great time.

Thank you! Took inspo from you on that! The 105 was awesome

Thanks man! Check out www.bulletpointmountingsolutions.com/products/rubigrid-2023-chevrolet-colorado-gmc-canyon-dash-mount-phone-holder for the mounting bracket, you can pretty much add anything you want to it.

Thanks!

Hey man, 26.14065, -81.65963 those are the coordinates to the entry point. Pop those in apple or google maps and your good to go 🤙🏻

@@rossoverland I actually went yesterday and did the blue trail and it was really fun!

@@Shadow-lq7rx Glad you had a good time!

There is decent cell service out there. I recommend OnX offroad, or Gaia GPS. With those you will be able to have offline routes downloaded to your device.

Totally agree

Have a TB and swapped the halogens for LEDs.

I had a great experience with my 2nd gen. No issues I had a 2018 Z71, traded it in at 80,000 miles. It had the V6, I absolutely gave that motor its run for the money. If I were buying one today and you wanted to do the offroad stuff. You can get a 2nd gen ZR2 at a great price.