Intruder's build and off road pics thread

2nd that on the win...well deserved....:bravo:

I had to refrain from voting because I just liked all the trucks and drivers....thanks as always for the pictures, it makes it fun, and almost like riding with you..:zoom:
 
Was that 4th gen a 2wd? If it was, that's pretty impressive.
Nope, I think it's a full time 4wd. We don't get the 2wd versions of Toyota trucks in Canada, other than the Tacoma X-Runner I think.

Congrats on TOTM - Definitely deserving.

Do you run a fuse block at all? Admittedly, I didn't go through all of your thread...
I do not run a fuse block right now, but I've been looking into doing a Blue Sea.

2nd that on the win...well deserved....:bravo:

I had to refrain from voting because I just liked all the trucks and drivers....thanks as always for the pictures, it makes it fun, and almost like riding with you..:zoom:

:cheers::bravo:Congrats!!! A well deserved victory my friend

Thanks! I actually voted for someone other than myself. Hope he wins next time the 5th gens come around. I was camping all weekend so I'm just getting around to responding to all this now. Just doing some post-processing on the pics I took, so they might be posted in the next couple hours...
 
Man, I really need to get more involved with CT4WD, those trips look amazing. Great photograghy as well. Thanks for sharing.

well deserved t4r of the month.
 
Congrats on the win Marc! Had a blast this weekend... wishing we could do it all over again. Thanks for your help and photos with the whole proposal thing, it was awesome!

It was a great weekend. While we didn't do a lot of wheeling it was a nice to get out in the woods and do some camping. I just love being down in Crowsnest.

First shot of the 4Runner traitor [MENTION=63060]rickashay[/MENTION] wheeling his Cruiser.

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It gets a little flex so I guess I'll forgive him.

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The 4Runner in its natural habitat.

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Braaaaaping the hill.

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[MENTION=63060]rickashay[/MENTION]'s girlfriend (actually I guess fiance now) having a Lion King moment with her dog.

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Dogs enjoy the mountains and Tank found a rock or a stick to have fun with while we were doing boring stuff.

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Not the best pic, but I had to capture what I love to see through my windshield.

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Navigating the sketchy washout so we wouldn't have to side hill it.

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Ran into a friend when we got back down from the mountain.

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And another...

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And another still. Both Tacomas in these pics have been out of action for a while - one with a cracked head gasket and the other awaiting removal of the ProComp Bro lift. This was the first time they've been out since winter so it was good to see them back.

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[MENTION=63060]rickashay[/MENTION] learning the difference between IFS and SFA. He would've taken a skid plate scrape with IFS, but here his front diff was resting on a boulder. After some hilifting and rock stacking he was able to back off with only a couple scrapes.

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Taking the steep line up.

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And coming back down after finding out the hard way that a locker was needed.

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Since it wasn't really a wheeling weekend (the Land Cruiser is waiting on new front and rear bumpers so didn't have any recovery points) the opportunity to do some posing couldn't be passed up.

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Taking the steep line up.

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And coming back down after finding out the hard way that a locker was needed.

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Reeeno's (former) Brodozer.

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Little Blue Taco

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After heading to Castle Falls to sun ourselves and fish a little we headed back to camp.

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Nice pics.

As for the fuse block, definitely grab a Blue Sea block as they certainly clean up the engine bay and make everything nice and tidy.

Here is a picture of my recently completed wiring upgrade (which includes the Big 3 in addition to the Blue Sea block).





*I still need to wrap my winch power cable so it doesn't wear through on any random metal.
 
My turn to say Congrats on T4ROM.

I was certainly delighted to see pic's at the start of your thread of a run I was also involved in.... My 4Runner was parked next to the famous guys 4runner!...so Awesome.

All kidd'n aside...congrats!!!
 
Very nice. I have to admit, at first the 5th gens bugged me a little... But now seeing them modded is really changing my opinion. Looking forward to posting pics of my new Savageoffroad bumper and superwinch in the coming weeks. Nice rig, man
 
Very nice. I have to admit, at first the 5th gens bugged me a little... But now seeing them modded is really changing my opinion. Looking forward to posting pics of my new Savageoffroad bumper and superwinch in the coming weeks. Nice rig, man

I like them a lot more than the 4th gen!
 
Had a pretty busy weekend. On Saturday I helped out with a women's 4wd clinic. I think they'd school a lot of the guys who think that women can't wheel.


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And my truck being used to teach some winching (had to post this because of the crazy droop).

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Overall it was a great day and nice to see a group of women out on the trail. I find most women who think they'll hate it end up loving it once they give it a try.
 
Sunday was a trail day but I didn't get a chance to take many pics. The obstacles were pretty tough and around lunch time we had a mechanical failure as one truck's diff grenaded. We had to pull the drive shaft on the trail and winch him back down the hills until he could drive himself out with only front wheel drive in 4Lo. Here's a quick sample of the pics.


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If anyone is curious, this is a sas'd and diesel swapped 1st gen Taco.


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