Smallfrye's 2010 Trail Edition Build

After looking around at skid plates from Budbuilt, Shrockworks and RCI I went ahead and order a new set of aluminum skid plates from RCI to try and keep weight down but still offer protection. Got the filler piece, engine and transmission skid for the time being.

Out with the old (that's not oil on skid but PB Blaster)


In with the new




Undercarriage photo and yes I know I'm missing a bolt. Whoever worked on the truck previous broke the bolt head off and know I got to find a good way to remove it.
 
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Finally, got the OPOR sliders installed this afternoon took me a little over two hours to install them by myself. Wasn't too bad with the help of two jack stands and not having to deal with a KDSS equipped 4runner.



 
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Looking good SmallFry! I'm jealous of the places you get to experience. I think you made a great choice on the RCI to keep the weight down. It adds up-
 
Tried out crawl control while out at Rattlesnake Canyon (about step on one actually) and good heavens it sounds like something is going to explode. Think I'll just stick with 4lo and 1st gear.
 
Good weekend to get out and explore western Colorado.

Rattlesnake Arches area




Escalante Rim trail


Dry Mesa Jeep road, didn't have time to drive this trail.


 
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In with the new




Undercarriage photo and yes I know I'm missing a bolt. Whoever worked on the truck previous broke the bolt head off and know I got to find a good way to remove it.

very sick !!! I'm going to do the same ... You going to paint it or leave it raw ???
 
View from 'Top of the World' trail in Moab.



This is where I called it quits towards the end and just hiked the last little bit.



More to come.......
 
My husband and I go to Moab every year. You should check out the 7 Mile Rim trail, it winds you back up and in between two buttes (Monitor & Merrimac), if you don't like sittin sideways on slick rock though turn back after the buttes (also don't go to the left once you get behind the butte otherwise you have to go up Wipeout Hill - I wouldn't recommend it without a partner at the top and a winch) and head back along one of the other dirt roads towards Determination Towers. Tusher Tunnel is back up in that area too and that's a really cool place to go.
 
A couple more photos from Moab last weekend.

'Onion Creek'


Random road on my way into Moab


Arches National Park


'Landscape Arch'


'Double O Arch'


'Delicate Arch'


'Tower Arch'


The only 4x4 route in the park






'Eye of the Whale Arch' at the end or start of the 4x4 route.
 

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