Official 5th Gen T4R Off-Road pics

It was definitely getting close, my only choices were to go in deeper or pull to the left and hope I didn't roll over lol. O and this was all in some deep water/mud in 2wd!!!

So, your telling us you did that in 2WD?!?! How'd you get out? You look pretty deep.
 
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So, your telling us you did that in 2WD?!?! How'd you get out? You look pretty deep.

Yep! My 4wd has been acting up again, so I was in H2 the whole time. It didn't look deep at all when I first went in. But it had rained the night before and the truck just sank in. I tried reversing, but just kept spinning. Like I said, my two options were to go deeper to the right and risk locking up or try going to the left, but the left was at a higher level, so I would've probably rolled over. At this point I was freaking out. So I just kept turning the wheel and floored it hoping it would catch on something and it did. Went straight and too the left, luckily it was a lot more shallow over there. Flooded everything but the drivers side seat.
 
Did some light wheeling in Red Rock Canyon and Trona Pinnacles area near Ridgecrest, CA:

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Went out to Hollister OHV to hang out with the toyota120 guys and had a blast. This was the trucks maiden voyage with the new Icon stage 5 kit and 18" Duratrac setup. Long story short, the truck killed it out there. Good times!

Thanks to Steve, Liqudus of toyota120, for the awesome pics.

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These pics do a pretty good job at capturing how steep 5 fingers is.
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Your truck gives me a mega huge boner. I don't plan to lift my black sr5 anytime soon, but, when i do. I want to basically copy your setup. It looks mean, without too much bling. Good Work sir
 
Did some trail riding last weekend outside of Boulder, figured I should show a couple shots and a time lapse video (turn the radio on when you watch it because it's a silent film...going for a grammy).

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Rest of the trail in the distance
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ready to go play
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another angle
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little front flex
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little rear flex
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where I decided it would be better to turn around since I was alone...
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just strecthing
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another shot
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and since I'm sure you're tired by now, a little a$$ shot
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HAHAHAHA! :lol::lol::lol:

I can't believe I just saw this comment now. Thanks Johnny. I appreciate it!

Your truck gives me a mega huge boner. I don't plan to lift my black sr5 anytime soon, but, when i do. I want to basically copy your setup. It looks mean, without too much bling. Good Work sir
 
How are these tires doing?

So far so great. I bought them knowing I had 30 days to return them if they don't work out. I've looked for reasons and none have come up. The 275 is a sweet width. As smooth and as quiet at 80mph as my DuraTracs. Louder at 30-40mph. Tested in heavy water & slush earlier in the week and never slipped. I likely won't have them on hard packed ice / snow until later in the year. While they won't be great in those conditions they seem perfect in everything else.
 
out on tobay and gilgo beaches

Aired-down to 17 psi. about half of what was in the tires (35.5 psi).
Man. Always amazes me the difference a bigger foot print makes
 

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Do you mind sharing the route you took? I'd love to pay a visit here. I'm not to far from here.

It's this route:

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If you're coming from the town of Idyllwild, you'll make a left onto McGovern Rd. just outside of town (33 45'43 N, 116 44'15 W).

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The trail is scenic and has a few somewhat challenging sections on some of the off-shoot trails. Enjoy. :)
 

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