OCC's primary activities are safe and prepared OHV driving, trail maintenance, helping each other build our OHV rigs, socializing, camping, and fighting the OHV road closures. OCC is a close-knit group of people who enjoy the company of friends. Members and guests are always encouraged to bring their families to club events, "Wrench-a-thons" to repair or modify your rig, or to just learn by helping out others to get together when you can't make it to the trail.
Ed "Special" Salas 2007 OCC Member of the Year, 2008 OCC Vice President Year joined OCC: 2004
New Rig: "Project LCG"
Year:
2005
Make:
Jeep
Model:
Wrangler X (TJ)
Color:
Patriot Blue
Engine:
4.0 Inline 6
Transmission:
Getrag 370 6 Speed Manual
Transfer Case:
Case:NP241OR
Modifications
Lift & Suspension:
Total lift: 1in Body / 3.5 in suspension Suspension type: Rock Krawler X-Factor Long arm
Front Axle:
Rubicon 44 USA Alloys Stock Locker and Currie HD Steering
Rear Axle:
Rubicon 44 USA Alloys and Detriot Locker
R&P Gear ratio:
4.88 USA Alloy
Tires:
37X12.5 on 15X10 Wheels
Other:
TNT Customs Rockers and Flat Fenders Front and Rear
Projects and rigs in a pile of parts:
1990 Ford Ranger, 1989 Nissan Pickup
Past Rigs:
2004 Wrangler Rubicon , 1997 Cherokee Sport
Favorite OCC moment:
December 2005 The Trip was the first Colossal Canines run. I spent the entire weekend prior to it wrenching on my relatively stock rig. I missed the holiday party due to mild hypothermia but by the end of the weekend. I had my body/ motor mount lift and belly up skid installed on a 2004 Wrangler Rubicon. The Night before the trip a snow storm rolled through the area and dropped a foot of snow in the mountains of Winchester! Even though it was only a day trip we had a good group that day that covered a lot of ground.