Let’s see those muddy 4Runners!
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ryguytheman
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I don't go out mudding in particular, but I'll definitely speed up for whatever puddles or water crossings I find on the trail.
TRD PANTHER
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Besides Army Green you now have Desert Storm. You need to just wash off certain portions of mud for that camouflaged look. Great looking Pro.I don’t start a lot of threads, but don’t remember seeing one like this and wanted to show off my new paint job LOL.
Let’s see the dirtiest pics of your 4Runner!
Check out my IG [MENTION=536139]TRDHULK[/MENTION] for the videos of the mudding!
Sonoran_Desert
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I don't go out mudding in particular, but I'll definitely speed up for whatever puddles or water crossings I find on the trail.
What's happening with the electrical cord?
ryguytheman
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Tires ran out of batteries, had to give them some juice.
Just kidding-- I have a compressor under the hood, I'm airing up my tires before hitting the highway. It's an air hose.
Sonoran_Desert
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air compressor under the hood - nice
xg_boosted
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That's a thing of beauty right there!
patkelly4370
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This is just driving home from the dealer. Not mudding, just live rural.
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4runnin4mylife
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[MENTION=536139]TRDHULK[/MENTION] How do you like the Yokohama MT's? What size are you running?
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Crocket
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Weird......my photo and your photo aren't showing up anymore? Anybody else having this issue? I can't seem to fix it either. Trying to figure out if it's a forum issue or a local issue on my computer?
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hoobhoob
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This was a bit of a pucker factor mud hole traversal. Was about a foot deeper than expected and soft bottom so it dug in. Probably 35-40" net on the driver side.
Muddy water clogged up the rad and the truck overheated further down the trail. Was able to clear most of it off but need to get in there with a angled hose nozzle to get the worst out (maybe drop the bumper completely to do a thorough cleaning.)
Muddy water clogged up the rad and the truck overheated further down the trail. Was able to clear most of it off but need to get in there with a angled hose nozzle to get the worst out (maybe drop the bumper completely to do a thorough cleaning.)
I've got a few pics from the last couple months, still getting the damage fixed from my last little mishap.
These first few were from my fun, but uneventful trips
This was from when I tried a mud hole that was too hard, got stuck for 3 hours and had to get pulled out
And this was the aftermath of sliding off the trail a bit, and hitting a couple trees while reversing back up
These first few were from my fun, but uneventful trips
This was from when I tried a mud hole that was too hard, got stuck for 3 hours and had to get pulled out
And this was the aftermath of sliding off the trail a bit, and hitting a couple trees while reversing back up
EddieV4runnin
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I hate mud I’d rather get dents and scratches than mud all over 4Runner.
Michael-Dallas
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