Lol, looked like a fun muddy mess. How were the trails besides the mud and puddles? Any decent obstacles? I should've went, instead I attempted to install the rack I waited 4 months for only to find out it didn't fit.
What rack is that?Lol, looked like a fun muddy mess. How were the trails besides the mud and puddles? Any decent obstacles? I should've went, instead I attempted to install the rack I waited 4 months for only to find out it didn't fit.
I went and tried calling Jim and no answer. I didn't want to get lost,so we just went home. Next time
What rack is that?
u have any pictures of the one you got?Guy over on Tacoma World makes them. They are called Prinsu Design.
Prinsu
He makes them mainly for Tacoma's, mine is the first 4Runner rack he's done. Which is why I was able to justify the 4 month wait time. But I got it and tried to put it on, and he didn't supply the right hardware for one, but also even if I was able to mount it on, I would be satisfied with how it was mounted. He is making some changes to it, and hopefully I'll be able to get it on sometime this year.
It is truly a beautiful rack, and an amazing concept. Just got to get it to fit now.
We did not make it in to Straddline; the lady when we got there was a bit of a bit@h!!! Kept threatening to not pull us out if we got stuck and stated several time that our vehicles were not equipped for what they had and that they were too clean. She did, for some reason told us several times that she pays the bills...
damn looks like you guys had a whole lot of fun. wish we could have gone but my hands were way more needed at home. sucks the lady was such a ..... was that the same lady you talked to before? cant wait for the next outing i did get some 35's under my 2nd gen with minimal cutting on my stock suspension but im pulling them back off not enough room to take them offroad but they looked nice :roadkill:
Yeah man, from what I have heard Straddleline is not meant for the style of offroading the majority of us are into.
More oriented toward the big jacked up mud slingers (as busmup posted in his video) and dirt bikes/quads.
I am glad you guy were still able to get out into Capital Forest and do some cruising. That's a cool area, just not TOO much for scenery other than trees. Lots of trees.
I should get my suspension back in the next couple of days... Harvesting monster bulls out in Eastern Oregon this weekend, but am back in action after that.
Tahuya is cool when it's wet, but there are some DEEP patches of water. Made me pucker a bit.I would have liked to have drive around their park, but wasn't going to pay 15bucks for a scouting mission. Cap Forest was cool, and I did enjoy it. We would have just gone to Tahuya again, but it was too far from where we were. I do want to go here again. So many trails we did not have time to explore. I bet it's a fun kind of interesting with all the recent rain. However, snowboard season is around the corner, so most of my time off will be towards that.
What's going on with your suspension?
Yeah, Tahuya sounds fun wet. I'll avoide the deep water stuff.Tahuya is cool when it's wet, but there are some DEEP patches of water. Made me pucker a bit.
You snowboard? If you're interested, my wife and I try to go every weekend...
My suspension is being rebuilt... Ride was suffering, hopefully this fixes it.
well hopefully by the next time that we all go to straddleline ill have the big runner running than we will not need them to pull us out :eyebrows: or we bring our own recovery vehicle of some sorts ive got some buddies with some big trucks
why dont u just post a pic? so we can honk at you when we see you.Now that I finally have my rig purchased and built, let me know if anyone is down for a impromptu/casual meet up! If you live in Ballard, you'll find out which one is mine very soon...
hmm i think i have seen you but i will keep an eye out. but i live in everett so we will see.