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We are back .... Man, was it nice !!! Lots of rain, lots of kilometers and a deep river crossing to boot ! Some teaser photos. Basaseachi fall, at 650+ feet. Somewhere near Cuiteco. Near Creel. Saludos

Because of the recent Hurricane, we're at a crossroad, some of us want to go up from Choix instead of Alamos an bypass the Chinipas River and some want to risk it, the problem for me its not the water but the amount of cars (I must be getting older and wiser :-)), we have a meeting this...

My new (To me ) rig, with 33s and 3" of lift. Saludos

We did our initial survey today, after some trouble with the right of way we finally secure a route and could scout the possible crossing point. Here is the chilean ship as seen from shore. The decided crossing point. The crossing point from a nearby hill. The very nice Ohuira bay...

You are asking the right web wheeler ..... The Lower Sierra, Huites dam becoming El Rio Fuerte, No mans land as in lawlessland, you better hurry up when you cross this spot ... Getting up the mountains from 500 to 6,000 ft in 2 hours. We made a bet that we could take an 800 bucks, beat up...

Its gonna be a low tech crossing, we are going to strap together 3 pangas (Local fishing boats) and cross car by car, this sunday we´ll do our first survey. Thanks for the photos. Saludos

Next time that you come by, let me know i`ll get you a nice place to camp y/o stay and the beers are on me !! Saludos.

After thinking about it for a while, we have decided to give it a try .. There is an island in the Bahia de Ohuira close to Topolobampo, Sin, Mx (Right in front of Baja, About 250 Miles north of Mazatlan). called Santa Maria, the legend said that it was possible to cross by horse to it. In the...

I have four that have been forever on standby by the admins of the site :( , were planning a tough one after the rains.

Try www.jeeperos.com, lots of guys from Aguascalientes and Guanajuato. Saludos

Maybe you can try an JSK ACOS, they are adjustable coil spacers, they work great. http://store.jksmfg.com/merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=ACOS&Store_Code=JKS01&Category_Code=Coil_Spring Saludos

We usually limit travel time to 6-7 hours per day to account for the large group, it has worked so far .... Saludos

We´re on the planning stages for our annual La ruta de la Independencia on the Copper Canyon Area on September 14-18. This year route will start and end in Navojoa, Sonora. Going up from Navojoa to Alamos, Chinipas, Bahuchivo, Creel, Basaseachic, Yecora, Tesopaco and back to Navojoa...

On Bahuchivo on a week day until 6 pm, on weekend its a wild guess, on San Rafael from 7am to 9pm everyday. You can always get a little gas anytime in several houses but for a steep price. (Bonus hint, ask where you can get beer outside the official time, that place will likly have gas also...

Looks familiar :) Gotta get back to Creel ....

My favorites from last year trip to Creel, Chihuahua On the way up from the coast Cusarare Falls, near Creel Arareko Lake, near Creel also. [IMG]

You can even downsize, and WALK baja, taking mental pictures while you´re at it ... :rolleyes:

You can use hughes.net in most of northern Mexico and its not too bad, also you can use blackberrys as wireless modems if you are close to a highway (10-20 miles or so) throughout Mexico, ill cost you about 30 bucks a month for unlimited GSM data plan. Saludos

i´m on the same boat, but have decided to go 33x10.5 on 3" and trimmed fenders, i am also going to change the rear differential for a Dana 44. I´ll put pictures of my rack as soon as its completed, it will hold the spare and a couple of jerry cans. Saludos

At the very least, look at a Custom Dana 60 for the front (6K-8K Fully loaded) and a Dana 70 or Ford 9" full floating for the rear (3K), Try Dynatrack.com, also some type of steering assist and maybe lower trasfer case gears to help on the really tough spots. Saludos