Hmm.. I'm going to be busy most Sundays (Church A/V expert and we're launching into a new place), but I can always do Saturdays!. I'm kinda glad this got postponed, I'm looking forward to learning how to better off-road with you gents.
I'm not going to make it.
Hopefully I can go next time. I would love to go play in Holster! Right now, I'm just using the fire road up to our family's cabin. It's starting to get old now that I've driven it a ton :)
It's all in what connection that the unit tries to connect to the car with. There's 3 different languages that devices use to connect to the ODB II port. I don't remember what they are off the top of my head but there's one that knocks out the zero-point calabration. That's why TRAC and VSC...
Also keep in mind the DAC only works in 4-Lo. You don't need to worry about accidentally hitting it while your driving. It's quite nice for going down steep inclines (and scaring the crap out of passengers)
It's looking like the 19th will work for me.
I would also like some more information as I've never been there before. What to expect, what should we bring, where do we go, etc, etc, etc?
Sundays will be bad for me as I need to be back to SJ by 3.
Other than this saturday, I'd be open to playing. Mostly stock + lift & winch, so I don't know how much I can do.
Ninja edit: But I do like the idea of learning how to drive off road better.
Depending on discount, yes.
I can't justify the retail cost, but at discount those seem great. Especially since I go play in the dirt frequently.
Fronts absolutely, backs depending on discount cost.
They don't have protection for the cargo walls do they?
I haven't bought rock sliders yet, but when I do I'm expecting to go with CBI. I purchased a hidden front receiver hitch & winch setup from him which was both reasonable and great quality. I would assume that the rock sliders would be just as good. He knows how to pack stuff for shipping. My...
What if we do a meetup in Hollister? I've always wanted to go play, and that seems like it's a good spot for both newbies like me and veteran off-roaders. Seems like from the maps, there's places we could stop on the trails and eat.
I would like 2 6", though as I have Pacific Blue Metallic, I'm not sure if silver or white would be a better choice. Any idea which would look better? 2003 4Runner SR5 with grey plastic cladding (one of my favorite features of early 2003 4Runners!)