08-07-2016, 12:51 AM
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The part about the arduino sent me into flashbacks about a terrible class where I had to use one for all the projects.
The beautiful pictures of a 3rd gen on 35's made up for it though.
Looks good as always Hayden!
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08-10-2016, 04:17 PM
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Looking really good. My 4Runner just hit 270k as well and I'm about to do the same maintenance items. Can't wait for the next Front Range get together.
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Thanks! Also yes, are you going to the Jambo again this year?
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Just put a cube on my swing out as well, currently just wired to the reverse lights. I want to get some amber dust lights for my new roof rack and wire them to a switch and maybe some kind of flasher!
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Do it! I haven't really used the amber yet, but I feel like there's gonna be that one situation where I'll really want it..
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Awesome build my man! Very clean setup
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Thank you!
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Originally Posted by Unner
The part about the arduino sent me into flashbacks about a terrible class where I had to use one for all the projects.
The beautiful pictures of a 3rd gen on 35's made up for it though.
Looks good as always Hayden!
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Yeahhhh, they're great for some things but terrible for others. It worked well for this though!
Thanks again Unner!
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08-10-2016, 04:19 PM
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Another small update: added an aux fuse box and made a simple bracket for it. With all of the new lights, each being individually switched and fused, a big mess was made. This cleaned it up quite a bit. Still could be better, but I like how this works so far. It's a simple Hella 8-fuse splash-proof box, so I've got plenty of room for future needs too.
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08-18-2016, 03:19 AM
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Finally swapped to LEDs for the dash! So happy I did, the difference is incredible. Plus, I had the majority of the climate control lights out, so having all of the lights again is always nice. Picked them all up from SuperBrightLEDs for about $26.
The cool white is amazing, I love it! Super clean look.
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What bulb # did you use for the climate control panel?
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08-18-2016, 10:26 AM
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Looking good. Lots of inspiration in this thread!
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08-29-2016, 07:42 PM
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What bulb # did you use for the climate control panel?
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Those were neo-wedge B 4mm bulbs.
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Looking good. Lots of inspiration in this thread!
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Thanks, I appreciate it!
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09-07-2016, 06:02 PM
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After a suuuuper long delay due to moving and starting school again, I finally got around to editing all of my photos from the Jamboree! Had a blast this year again with
@ Fishwerks
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@ TCMach
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@ EatonKyleH
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@ NateMob
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@ Twenman4
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@ Flemster
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, and Justin (which I'm not sure of his handle). Without further ado, the pictures!
First day we ran Wheeler Lake. A bit of a drive from camp, but an awesome trail that never disappoints.
This obstacle is pretty off-camber, so you'll probably end up in one of these 2 situations:
Nate's Tacoma makes a lot of obstacles look super easy. One of my favorite builds.
So much droop!
On the drive back, we were presented with a nice sunset:
On the second day we went and wheeled Grizzly Lake. It has a crazy gatekeeper to it, where every single one of us had to winch over, but after that the trail was moderate and lots of fun. Another incredible lake view at the top/ end of the trail.
Alex got super high centered and we had to do some hilifting/rock stacking to get him out..
Can't wait for it again next year. Thanks again Scotty
@ AddictedOffroad
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09-07-2016, 06:15 PM
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On Sunday, I met up with my buddy and headed to Telluride for the next few days. We did some mountain biking (first time downhilling at Telluride), and made sure to do Black Bear Pass and Imogene Pass again.
We managed to hit both trails in one day, starting in Telluride and doing Imogene to Ouray, then Black Bear back to Telluride.
So many antennas
Found a little spur on the back side of Imogene that just went to some mining sites. Found the end of the road on this one:
Also, there was a fair bit of water back there. I always love water crossings.
The front side of Black Bear
By far one of the best views ever.
I love driving through and looking at all of the old mining equipment, it's some super cool stuff.
This trip puts my number of nights camped this summer at somewhere around 16. It was awesome!
I think we've started a tradition of going to Telluride every summer now, so... until next year!
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09-07-2016, 07:20 PM
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SWWWWEEEEETTT pics Hayden!
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09-11-2016, 04:07 AM
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God that is a beautiful view!
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And would you happen to know his user name or possibly know who made his bumper?
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09-12-2016, 01:04 AM
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God that is a beautiful view!
And would you happen to know his user name or possibly know who made his bumper?
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Wish I could answer both of those, but I'm really not sure about either. Sorry man!
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09-28-2016, 10:04 AM
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09-28-2016, 10:12 AM
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Great pictures! I'm going to start from the beginning this morning and check out everything that went into this. Last trip looks awesome! I love where I live - the only thing I miss is the water. Lots of awesome but dry trails around here.
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10-24-2016, 10:53 AM
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Seriously awesome thread. Your recent adventures are especially cool to see.
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10-24-2016, 05:40 PM
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Great pictures! I'm going to start from the beginning this morning and check out everything that went into this. Last trip looks awesome! I love where I live - the only thing I miss is the water. Lots of awesome but dry trails around here.
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Thanks Miller! I appreciate it! It's been a long time coming, but it's been worth it. The trails around here are incredible- I can't imagine living anywhere else.
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Seriously awesome thread. Your recent adventures are especially cool to see.
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Thanks you! I love being able to get out and explore- it's beautiful here.
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