buccaneerbandit
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Awesome pictures.
Awesome pictures.
Awesome pictures.
Great photos!
Ripcord, looks like a fun trip. Great pics. Oh, and your 4runner looks sick!
Thanks for all the informative posts.
Do you miss the e-locker? I know from experience how helpful the A-trac is by itself but wondering if a rear locker and and the A-trac (in the front) would work in unison. You gotta find this out for me RipCord![]()
Yes, lots of people have swapped an e-locker into an 01-02 with TRAC/VSC.
And you still get the benefits of having A-trac engaging in the front? If so that makes for a super capable rig
Thanks, its my fav alsoThe AP front bumper is probably the best looking bumper ever. I like my savage. But damn I love the AP bumper.
I did have an Elocker last time around, but I rarely ran with TRAC still on.Do you miss the e-locker? I know from experience how helpful the A-trac is by itself but wondering if a rear locker and and the A-trac (in the front) would work in unison. You gotta find this out for me RipCord
Edit* Oh, Your last build had the e-locker. You already know the answer to this.
Ill be happy to tell you how it is with front and rear lockers here soon![]()
Air or other? I keep spending my savings that's eventually gonna go to ARBs but I really want my rear locked now. So 500ish for a detroit locker keep sounding better and better for the time being. Thoughts and don't do it's are welcome. lol
Nice vid. Some good looking rigs there. Snow wheeling can be so fun.
Yes, ARBs. $500 ish will also get you an elocker retrofit. Best budget selectable locker.
Just saw this post sorry! I really hope we get to wheel together this season, I know you know this state like the back of your hand and would love a guided tourSaw all your guy's pictures on Facebook, look sweet and made me jealous!
The picture where your rear tire is spinning/the trucks parked on the embankment, there's a trail that goes down into the canyon right there and there's a cool old mine and jailhouse and some old vehicles down there and then the trail is a little "harder" and goes back up the opposite side towards the Sugarloaf parking lot. There's also an old bridge and mine about 100 yards before the Sugarloaf parking lot that a little side trail goes to. Food for thought if you ever go back since Switzerland trail is pretty boring but there's actually a lot of cool mining gold rush era equipment you can drive to that no one really ever visits!
Just saw this post sorry! I really hope we get to wheel together this season, I know you know this state like the back of your hand and would love a guided tour
All I have to go off of is the FunTreks books basically, and the experience of whoever I am with at the time.
Wouldn't take much to get a decent group together for a run.