Recent content by Wnorton

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I recently traded in the original wheels from my new 4R a few weeks ago. You might contact Stephen Wade Toyota in St George, Utah. Good luck W.

Found the elusive Canaan Gap Petroglyph site in Southern Utah.

I was only able to find two tires that fit on the original wheels. I decided to replace the wheels so I could change tire size.

Congrats on the purchase. You will be very happy with the car. We bought our Gen 5 in July and as of this weekend, turned 7,000 miles. The only real thing I've done so far is replace the stock wheels/tires. I'll warn you now, the stock wheels and tires are an odd size and worthless as...

For us newbies, can you post the "how to" for purchasing the decals. Thanks Wade

Nice!

I've been a Nikin shooter for years. Canon builds a fine system, but I started with Nikon and didn't want to rebut any lenses. It's been my experience that the two companies tend to leap frog one another. Currently I shoot D3s Wade

http://www.shrockworks.com/5th-Generation-Toyota-4Runner-Rock-Sliders-2010-+-pr-16256.html Curious, anyone in the group have any experience with these sliders or the company? They look good to me, but would be interested in your thoughts, suggestions, or advise. Thanks Wade

Awesome thread

Where do you live? I ask because if your in the sun-belt white is always a great choice for keep cool. If heat deflection is not a concern, then I'd suggest silver. It loos great and doesn't show the dirt like white or black. Wade

We did find the glyphs. Whitney Pockets is a great petroglyph site. Her are a few sample photos. The last photo was the remnants of a Forest Fire on the Arizona Strip. We came across it still burning and smoldering. The rains hopefully helped.

We drove from St George, UT to Mesquite, NV. From there we went to Gold Butte to find the Falling Man petroglyph. Then we drove the 80 miles back over the mountain from Nevada, to Arizona and then to Utah. Great day.

As promised here's a sifted shot of the 4Runner with the new wheels/tires. This was at the start of the day. By the time we drove to Falling Man petroglyphs (near Mesquite, NV) and then drive over the mountain (80 miles from NV to Az and then to UT) the car was a mess. Mud from top to bottom.

Well said!