Recent content by joehadams

6200lbs twice a year to and from the boat ramp.

Back in March I worked on a project where Toyota provided us with a TRD Off Road 4Runner and Tacoma. The project was about trying to catch waves in Maine, but there's lots of Truck shots too. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/XEqxrckgjZg" frameborder="0"...

Started with a 3DR Iris. Nothing but problems for me, very DIY. Eventually bought a Phantom 4, then an Inspire 1 with x5R, and finally a Mavic pro. Probably wouldn’t buy anything other than a DJI again. Except for maybe a FreeFly Alta... if the budget ever allows. Sent from my iPhone using...

Kancamangus Highway, New Hampshire Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

OPT7 32" with rago brackets ^^

Thanks! Not very hard at all, I was able to do it completely by myself. I left the center bolt under the hood in until the very end so it stayed put while I was popping it out of the tracks. I was working in the cold so I tried to be extra careful with the plastic and it was fine.

1967 VW Dune Buggy And one day hopefully getting this 1958 CJ5 V6 swap back on the road. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Installed 32” OPT7 bar behind the grill with Rago fab brackets. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Posted in the wrong forum, whoops.

PSA: don’t forget to clean the snow/ice out of your wheels otherwise expect to have all sorts of crazy vibrations when you get up to highway speed. My steering wheel had a solid 1” of shimmy in it today at 65mph.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My girlfriend loves her ‘15 RAV4 LE. Probably going to buy it when her lease is up. Decent power. Lots of leg room surprisingly. Averages about 22-23mpg with her lead foot Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I kind of assumed it was inherent with rear wheel drive. I do agree that it is very fun, and each slip or slide is a learning experience that teaches you how to handle the vehicle. Sadly, my girlfriend doesnt understand that and just thinks Im being reckless :shrug:

Yes, you have a good point. Maybe disappointment isn’t the right word. My previous vehicles were a ‘96 front wheel drive Buick century, and an 01’ Ford escape. Both front wheel drive. That certainly gave me a sense of over confidence when driving in slippery conditions. Seeing as the 4R is my...

I was able to play around a bit in my TE tonight. I found out very quickly that when driving through the deep snow (18-20” powder) its very very important to keep your speed. When you stop, it isn’t easy to get going again. For what it’s worth, this was my first time really playing around with...