What do you think about a spare-mount accessory for a Sherpa rack for those without a RTT up there? Or just chain it to a couple cross members?
The next day we decided to run Cliff Hanger which is certainly one of the harder trails in the area. We only had me, Chad, and Chase for this one. IMO the smaller the group the better on the hard trails, which makes it go way quicker and less likely to have a break in the group slowing everything down.
This one has been on the bucket list for a while but it's hard to talk people into running it and easy to talk yourself out of it!
It now is one of my favorite trails in Moab but also the most technical I have done. I think it's due to the fact that there is not an insane amount of options so to drive everything you have to have good vehicle control and a decently capable rig. That being said the 4runners did amazing, the Tacoma proved a bit challenging with its wheelbase and width.
- did you install the wing braces? I see some heat marks on yours so I'm thinking you did. They weren't a thing when my bumper got built, but I wonder if I should go through the hassle of putting them in.
Awesome pics from Rock Therapy. Man it's nice sitting down for a nice ol' forum update and reading/looking at some good pics. Way more satisfying than social, but maybe thats cause I'm old now. lol I wanna get back down there and ACTUALLY run some Moab trails with you. Hell, I'd even run HITR again too.
Bumper looks wicked too - did you install the wing braces? I see some heat marks on yours so I'm thinking you did. They weren't a thing when my bumper got built, but I wonder if I should go through the hassle of putting them in.
Hey, would you be interested in joining my FB Installers Group? I definitely can use the perspectives of guys who have experience in there (it's a resource for the new DIY guys, primarily)
Super down!! I miss you guys! Let's plan a trip, you can bring down one of those fancy new bumpers and we can install it then go bang it on rocks haha!
I did put them in. I did not however put the swingout braces in. They were designed for the BL version and I don't plan to run a swing out. So I skipped them. I did trim the wing braces a bit to make install easier as they like to get hung up on the rear body mounts as the bumper pivots into place.
I did not however put the swingout braces in. They were designed for the BL version and I don't plan to run a swing out. So I skipped them.
I did trim the wing braces a bit to make install easier as they like to get hung up on the rear body mounts as the bumper pivots into place.
They've got a curved notch in them as a trim line - just cut up to that notch and then they fit the NBL setup.
O rad! Another thing you built-in that I skipped over for sure ahah!
I definitely want pictures of that - so I can modify the future production parts accordingly, and advise the guys that are doing installs at the moment!
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Untitled by alex fleming, on FlickrI definitely want pictures of that - so I can modify the future production parts accordingly, and advise the guys that are doing installs at the moment!
glad you got the cam tabs sorted out! bumper looks killer!! lets not hit the ditch next time ricky bobby...:lmao:
Hey, would you be interested in joining my FB Installers Group? I definitely can use the perspectives of guys who have experience in there (it's a resource for the new DIY guys, primarily)