Recent content by RyanC

ARB Compressor & other bits Well after selling my Trail Edition last fall and moving to a Tundra I am finally getting around to selling the last of my 4Runner accessories. ARB CKMTA12 Twin Compressor ARB Pump-up Kit - p/n 171302 (includes 20' hose) ARB Gauge - p/n 605 Smittybuilt Brass Tire...

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ARB Twin Compressor Mounting Bracket As seen in this thread: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/120461-arb-twin-air-compressor-bracket-5th-gen-9.html I ended up selling my 4Runner before installing the bracket (well actually before I received it). It is still packed in the box in the...

I sold my 2010 Trail a couple of months ago and picked up a 2013 Tundra Doublecab. I'm waiting for the OME lift and the topper to come in but so far I am very happy with the truck. It's a different beast with a different purpose than my Trail but it is a high quality truck and the extra cargo...

I'm just down the way in Homestead. Are you working at the Ritz? To the OP, I used to work with the local ambulance service here and have more than a few friends who work at the hospital. More often than not it is a great group of people and you guys should enjoy your time here. Great...

One last thought, not sure if you are going to be working while you are out here or not but many part time jobs provide merchant passes. May be worth looking in to a part time job for the benefit. Btw, which department is your wife going to be working in?

I would be exceedingly cautious buying/transferring or using someone else's pass. When they scan the pass as you go through the lift line the scanner pulls up the information of the person attached to the pass (i.e. name, age, gender, etc) as well as a picture. The lifties are actively looking...

Generally speaking the types with the tray that the wheels sit in will be most flexible across the widest variety of bikes. I've used both my Kuat NV and a friends Thule hitch rack to move 29ers, cruisers, road bikes, cyclocross bikes...you name it. One thing to keep in mind with the tray...

They make great hunting packs too . . . just used mine to haul out a couple of bucks from the Routt National Forest this past week. Incredibly versatile pack.

Sweet, thanks for the update. And no worries on the delay, I just wanted to make sure that I didn't accidentally get dropped out and everyone was out there enjoying their shiny new brackets. :cool: Incidentally I received an email from a Joe Slaughter at Agile who informed me that Todd was no...

Has anyone received any word on the brackets? I tried to send an email to Todd but it bounced back as undeliverable. Thanks!

One more thing - the other 'secret' of Colorado is that it doesn't snow down on the front range as much as people think. We have our fair share of snowstorms but with all of the sunshine that we get the roads clear quickly. Growing up in Denver we never had anything other than regular 2wd family...

What GrantK said. Living up in the mountains here in Colorado I throw on my winter tires and I'm good to go - the vast majority of the time staying in 2WD. Occasionally I'll go in to 4WD but only when it is pretty nasty out there. The Limited will provide some additional peace of mind I'm sure...

Hmmmmm . . . all things I didn't think about and great points. For number three I was assuming that if anything needed a replacement it would just be that inside cover rather than the entire lift gate and I also assumed that that was cheaper than a bumper. (That's a lot of assuming isn't it...

Just got back from spending the past week working as a course director for the TransRockies Run - a six day stage running race from Buena Vista to Beaver Creek. The crazy runners cover 120 miles with over 20,000 feet of climbing over six days. Our fourth stage starts out of Camp Hale heading up...