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Table Rock Wilderness, Oregon.
 

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A couple poser shots

Went camping and took advantage of a well placed rock

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Big Sur, above the clouds (which haven't rolled in yet...). As dry and dusty as it's ever been up here.

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The 4runner providing shade...

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Traded the '05 SR5 for a '14 Trail Premium. Mods done in the first month: TRD Pro wheels on Cooper Discoverer Tires, Bilstein 5100 fronts, Spidertraxx spacers, Plasti dipped emblems and center grill. Lovin' it!

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Nice! I'm assuming that you [MENTION=109288]SQUAWK3274[/MENTION] removed both the grille and emblem to use plastidip? Want to do this as well, but have never used it before. Thanks
 
In this video I show you how to install the Rago Fabrication Hidden Bumper Grill brackets that are required to mount any 32"LED bar. This bar is from opt7

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Hidden Bumper Bar Install


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I like this mod a lot but I'm curious if people are experiencing higher temperatures due to less air flow, especially when trail crawling with a full load.


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Barnwell Mountain, Gilmer TX

This is from earlier this summer - but thought I would go ahead and post.
 

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I hung in there with lifted Jeeps at Rausch Creek this last weekend. They were in shock that I never got left behind.
 

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Trail Badges

Put on some trail badges on my 2016 T4R trail. If anyone wants to know where I got them and how I put them on Please don't hesitate to ask. It was really fast and easy to do. :bolt:
 

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sgmillet,

How was Rausch Creek? Are you running completely stock at this point including tires? I was eyeing taking their class but wasn't sure if I could make it on stock tires, no lift, and dealer running boards. Looks like a blast though.
 
sgmillet,

How was Rausch Creek? Are you running completely stock at this point including tires? I was eyeing taking their class but wasn't sure if I could make it on stock tires, no lift, and dealer running boards. Looks like a blast though.

Yes I am completely stock including tires. We went on some tough rocky uphill trails and I didn't have any problems. A little more ground clearance would have been nice but I still made it through. RC has many different skill level trails. Next time I go I would probably go on some easier ones just because I'm not a fan of all the jagged rocks and ditches I had to make it through. I think I want to do that 101 class they offer too! Let me know if you plan on going I def want to go again and it would be nice to go with another 4runner
 
Yes I am completely stock including tires. We went on some tough rocky uphill trails and I didn't have any problems. A little more ground clearance would have been nice but I still made it through. RC has many different skill level trails. Next time I go I would probably go on some easier ones just because I'm not a fan of all the jagged rocks and ditches I had to make it through. I think I want to do that 101 class they offer too! Let me know if you plan on going I def want to go again and it would be nice to go with another 4runner

That would be great. I live in VA but go right by there on my way to my folks house in central NY. I might see about planning a trip up for early fall. Would definitely like a fellow 4Runner along.
 

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