Yep, sounds like me. I also saw a Tundra TRDP the following day.
4runner TRD Pro
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Yep, sounds like me. I also saw a Tundra TRDP the following day.
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After careful consideration & lots of research I just ordered SHROCKWORKS sliders with dimpled step platform with a textured finish.
I wanted solid rocker protection with a reasonably decent/functional step.
I'll post pics once they are installed...from what I hear it might take months for them to arrive.
Not sure of what other mods I'll really need (not want....need).
I wanted solid rocker protection with a reasonably decent/functional step.
I'll post pics once they are installed...from what I hear it might take months for them to arrive.
Not sure of what other mods I'll really need (not want....need).
Doc_Fry
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Ready for a road trip!
Looks like there s more than enough room for an Engel 45 and a Kennel Side by Side! How did you secure the fridge in the back?
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Bungee cord attached from one side of the slider to the other side. It's also attached to the yeti 400 to keep it from moving around.
MilesToEmpty
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I really want to want an Inferno, simply because thats all the exists in the state of MD...
ComradeVlad
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Decided to get a little dirty through some mud! Really happy with what it is capable of through deep mud.
So I decided to take this $45K vehicle and try jumping it. I know it's not a big jump, but I will get there.
https://vimeo.com/118574326
So I decided to take this $45K vehicle and try jumping it. I know it's not a big jump, but I will get there.
https://vimeo.com/118574326
1engineer
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Good start!
Here is another guy who jumps his 4Runner http://www.toyota-4runner.org/classic-t4rs/132117-dirtys-86-runner.html#post1261770
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ComradeVlad
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Awesome!
If I had the income, I would 110% Long-Travel my Pro! I'm slowly getting there.
redkat
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Decided to get a little dirty through some mud! Really happy with what it is capable of through deep mud.
So I decided to take this $45K vehicle and try jumping it. I know it's not a big jump, but I will get there.
https://vimeo.com/118574326
Nice to see a dirty rig!! I gave up jumping after I cracked the frame on my Suburban......be careful, all it takes is one bad take off.
You win the dirty Pro award. Careful jumping it, but that said nice work. I can't afford jumping mine.
Decided to get a little dirty through some mud! Really happy with what it is capable of through deep mud.
So I decided to take this $45K vehicle and try jumping it. I know it's not a big jump, but I will get there.
https://vimeo.com/118574326
jtallequipment
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Doc_Fry
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Good choice of fridge and cooler. I have the engel 45 which I am thinking of mounting to the factory slide out on their transit lock. I need to find a way to mount my Yeti Roadie between the rear of the front seats for road trips etc. From time to time when hunting and fishing, camping, I will mount a Yeti 75 next to the fridge.
Now I just need to find a cargo barrier to isolate the rear cargo, pets etc from the front of the truck so I can put my hardigg and pelican cases back there.
Ridin4Runner
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jtallequipment
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I like the Toyota NAV. That's just a phone mount. Keeps the phone from bouncing around and out of the cup holders.
blacksheep4
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I was really impressed with them both on and off road, considering they aren't dedicated winter tires. Never came close to feeling stuck, they seem to dig in well both on road with several inches as well as off road with snow on top of frozen dirt/ grass/ brush. We had 12" on the ground when it was all said and done, I was out there when we had maybe 6".
apparently it varies greatly depending on your location. I walked on the lot looking for a trail, they had this TRDP sitting and I drove it home. Said it had been there 2 weeks
Doc_Fry
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There was a thread on this a while back. You may want to try to look for it many out in all there information from order to delivery. Also, it is no different from any other 4Runner as far as delivery!
