shawnstcyr said:Here's a link to some of my '99 Runner pics. Enjoy!http://s701.photobucket.com/albums/ww20/shawnstcyr/
Sand is easy, it's hard to tell from those pics, but one of those dunes is 250 ft. tall. Just air the tires down to about 12 to 15 psi. it'll go right through it. This creates a larger surface area.Clemsonfan15 said:Awesome man. Even at 206,000 it can still handle going off road. Just shows you what Toyota built them for.
I don't know if I could do the whole sand thing.
Some of those pictures looked like you were about three inches from scraping your side. So close!
I like...all the midwest people should plan a trip to meet up in indiana or something.racedirt1 said:
Ill try to start planning for the Yota Jambo in July, Cliffs is even farther west than Chicago right? That is pretty close as well as Badlands. We'll have to try and plan a trip.racedirt1 said:We could do Badlands sometime. You should come out to Cliffs for the Toyota Jambo. Last weekend in July.
DavidAlexander said:Here is my new Budbuilt skid. I am letting it get a little "finish" to it before POR-15 in the spring. Sliders are going on as soon as my friend and I can coordinate the same day off.
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Thanks, Ill check that out although it may be a little too close, ill have to see what is going on. I will keep on eye on Mud also to see when you guys meet up.racedirt1 said:Look for the TLCA clubhouse on Mud "windy city cruisers". Gonna be a run at Badlands the 14th of March. I will be there.