Official 5th Gen T4R Off-Road pics
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Qjake
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X2 Awesome pic's!! Nothing like that in my neck of the woods :nono:
Intruder,
If a bunch of us (or just me :wink2
showed up at your door would you take us out for a tour of the Great White North?? :biggrin2: H&K,
Your Runner looks respectable NOW!:thumb3: At <3" you should be okay with the OEM arms unless you are going to be maxing them out often then binding of the ball joint would be the concern. Also you shouldn't have any align issues but if you decide to go to a larger tire, 285+, then you'll want the added caster the LR arms offer.
What rear option did you choose and any pic's of your truck not flexed with the new setting??
Intruder
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Intruder,
If a bunch of us (or just me :wink2
Any time you guys want to overland your way up here just let me know.
Qjake
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Someday I may just take you up on the offer :boink: :cheers:
Intruder
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Did some more camping on the weekend but I forgot my camera. Luckily one of the other guys had his DSLR and has some skill with it. His pics are in the 3rd gen section http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/116034-rickashays-wheeling-pics-thread-4.html#post1107360
brockeverly
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Camping in the Rockies all week. Going crazy without t4r LOL.
Not so much technical trails as I am by myself (aside from a pregnant wife and toddler), but damn this place is beautiful. Honestly, I may not come back. I am already talking with a DM for my company out here.
Anyway, :worthless
Home for the week. Trailer hookups were on the wrong side, so I hitched up to my front trailer hitch and kicked the trailer sideways. Made the site a nice private yard. It is not our normal boondock, but for a campground this place kicks ass.
I was having trouble finding trail guides for the Durango area so I asked an older man in a Jeep here in the grounds where I should look. He told me of a place called "The Notch", which I found on a mountain bike forum, and we headed off. People talk about how difficult the trail is, either it isn't really all that difficult or I am way to used to wheeling my truck.
Real whores need multiple posts!
Not so much technical trails as I am by myself (aside from a pregnant wife and toddler), but damn this place is beautiful. Honestly, I may not come back. I am already talking with a DM for my company out here.
Anyway, :worthless
Home for the week. Trailer hookups were on the wrong side, so I hitched up to my front trailer hitch and kicked the trailer sideways. Made the site a nice private yard. It is not our normal boondock, but for a campground this place kicks ass.
I was having trouble finding trail guides for the Durango area so I asked an older man in a Jeep here in the grounds where I should look. He told me of a place called "The Notch", which I found on a mountain bike forum, and we headed off. People talk about how difficult the trail is, either it isn't really all that difficult or I am way to used to wheeling my truck.
Real whores need multiple posts!
brockeverly
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My wife 15 weeks pregnant and still wheeling and camping with me!
Daughter passed out by the time we made it to "the notch"
Snow at around 12000ft
My girls in an old chimney
Tight fit!
Daughter passed out by the time we made it to "the notch"
Snow at around 12000ft
My girls in an old chimney
Tight fit!
brockeverly
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Snow at the notch
Airing back up at the trail head
Trail up to the notch. Very tight fit, and very loose and sharp rocks.
brockeverly
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In the notch!
View from the notch
More photos coming, wife is *****ing at me for being on the computer :roadkill:
View from the notch
More photos coming, wife is *****ing at me for being on the computer :roadkill:
brockeverly
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Arimas Lookout and beyond
Huge rainstorm came in. We were 20 miles out and at about 12000ft, started at 7000ft. It was quite a long drive home, but like always, the 4R acted as if it was perfect weather.
That is all for now. I will be tackling a few more trails throughout the week I am sure, and you all know me and picturzzzz!
characterzero
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you have some pics to share?
DannyLlama
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BROCK- how's the 3day work week working out for you?
Bay33saw
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That is all for now. I will be tackling a few more trails throughout the week I am sure, and you all know me and picturzzzz![/QUOTE]
You really are a picture whore, but I love them. Isn't it nice to see green stuff like trees and grass. Living where we are from all we see is dirt and dust.
You really are a picture whore, but I love them. Isn't it nice to see green stuff like trees and grass. Living where we are from all we see is dirt and dust.
brockeverly
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Ya it is crazy. And people here (including me when I lived back east) think that the desert is so much nicer. Its kind of funny how we always want what we do not have.
brockeverly
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LOL this week is a zero day work week. I have not been to work since the 28th and will not be back until the 10th, or so.
:girl:
rocket67
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I never understood why people use the word whore like it was a bad thing :shrug:
But I still say, Brock photoshops his pics since his damn truck is always so damn clean.
Keep whoring! :nicethread:
I noticed how super clean it is also. I can't move 10 feet anywhere and mine gets at least dusty ahha
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