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T133

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I thought I was going to be rescued by helicopter.
 

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6. Sometimes had to balance on less then 4 wheels.
 

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Very nice pics man! Did you go by yourself or did you have other vehicles with you? I'd be a little aprehensive tackling those trails solo, but maybe that's just me...
 
Woo......you make me want to back to trail now! Nice pics! How's the Cornfed Lift perform? It looks more than just an easy off roading. I just got my kit yesterday, I can't wait to install it.
 
I probably wont go alone on the trails like that again, can get stuck very easily.

The only reason I made it back was thanks to cornfed lifts, really.
 
Wow, you really need to get bigger rubber if you install a lift! Look at the first picture--your front rim/tire looks tiny!! Maybe it's just angle or something about that picture, but for some strange reason, the rim doesn't even look like a 17" rim--looks more like a 15.
 
Hey T133!

Kudos on getting out and wheeling your 4Runner over some rough terrain!

Too many folks sit at the keyboard day and night and post opinions here. Thanks for sharing the great photos!
 
ric said:
where was them pics taken ?
looks awesome to see you taking it off road :bigok:

Its the Spring Creek trail. It is between Idaho Springs and Georgetown.

Even with lifted 4Runner I could not make it to the end. There is a left turn obstacle which is very difficult to make without damaging side, my stock tires did not have enough traction to pull the car over the big rock, so I gave up at that point.
I am happy I stopped there since from this pictures there were more coming....
 
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Wow, you really need to get bigger rubber if you install a lift! Look at the first picture--your front rim/tire looks tiny!! Maybe it's just angle or something about that picture, but for some strange reason, the rim doesn't even look like a 17" rim--looks more like a 15.

I know. These are stock Dunlops which I am thinking of replacing after they wear out next year.


Maybe it's just angle or something about that picture, but for some strange reason, the rim doesn't even look like a 17" rim--looks more like a 15.


No they are 17" rims it just the lift which makes them look smaller.
 
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This the left turn I was talking about.
Very nasty one, that tree did leave a few small scratches on my side.

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Wow, looks like you have made it throught. That sharp incline on the pic is really scary.

I would love to try it again (kind of got upset I did not make it to the end), but without good tires I am sure I'll get stuck again and hold you guys down.

Thanks for invitation Ric.
 

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