limamike
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You're out here in AZ and you didn't say wassup? Wassup with that?
I too had a hard time but finally found Tim's Toyota in Prescott. Although once they see the returned truck they may never ever rent them again.
Seriously, so far they have been good to work with.
You're out here in AZ and you didn't say wassup? Wassup with that?











Dude! Like really? http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/133424-overland-expo-flagstaff-az-may-17-19-2013-a.html
Next time I'm just inviting myself over for dinner :wave:
You were the one I fully thought would go to the Expo. Hope AZ is treating you well. Nice part of God's earth, no doubt!
Which trailer did you end up getting?Yeah, saw that thread shortly after I posted that. :redface: I was hoping to get to the Expo, but I had the in-laws in town this week/end. I think I'm going to head up to Flagstaff next weekend to do some camping in my new trailer (which I'm picking-up in CO this week).
Definitely invite yourself over next time! Love it out here.
Did a little work on the rig yesterday so I had to break it in today.
As always, awesome photos!
I dig the bumper. What made you go with the ARB? If I remember right you had said previously you did not like its design? Either way, looks great on your truck!
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He definitely had that advantage on the trails. While I was dragging trees on my roof and doors he was duckin' right under them. It is my father in law's XJ. Sierra Expeditions just put an OME kit on it a couple weeks ago, waiting on wheels and tires now.Wow, that Tundra just dwarfs that XJ, even with a 3(?) inch lift on the latter. Of course, my 5th gen dwarfs my XJ when parked next to it as well, but not that bad.![]()
Thanks man. I went with the ARB for a couple reasons - wasn't willing to wait 6-8 months for Shrockworks (yeah, I've read the other thread but nothing is worth waiting that long for to me), and it's the only one that's airbag approved. It's actually much smaller in person than it looks in the pics.
truck looks good. werent u previous running a Radflo 2.0 setup? did u upgrade the suspension to support the winch/bumper combo?
Thanks. Yeah, I was running the Radflo 2.0 but it was already struggling a bit from the weight of the skid plates, sliders, and tent so I figured the bumper and winch would push the front coilovers over the line. As it was, the extra weight toasted the ball joints and bushings on both front shocks.
Oh no! I just installed sliders and about to put my skids on. I don't like reading this as I'm running Radflo 2.0. I'm also hearing some noises which I believe to be from my bearings.