So Cal 4Runner BS Thread

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went on a little adventure this morning ~ apparently everyone was rockin SCS wheels [emoji51]


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I dig those ray 10s.

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What no invite...ain't that some bulls**t what you have to own a 5th gen and scs wheels to be in the club!! :kiss:

Where did you guys go to?



[emoji51] haha i didn't even text... cause i figured you were prepping for next weekend and it wasn't 5th gen & SCS crew... it was a Asians only [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

for the record there was some 3rd gen love and caucasians too LOL


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[emoji51] haha i didn't even text... cause i figured you were prepping for next weekend and it wasn't 5th gen & SCS crew... it was a Asians only [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

for the record there was some 3rd gen love and caucasians too LOL


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I'm down with the Asian persuasion!! (Chic's though) lol
 
The wife wants to go to anza and see the flowers anyone recommend where to go that's the easiest trails to see them she hates wheeling


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I should bring my lexus to this and try to sell it !!

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You never know, thus thing is suppose to be huge. I never been and would like to check it out. Thinking of setting up a meet and greet in SD the morning off and caravan up.

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Solid Suspension

Hey guys, I'm located in the Central Coast of CA. Just purchased a 2000 T4R and the wife wants to start taking it camping and hiking. It has its stock suspension system and I wanna put a new, solid and affordable system on it. It has 31" all terrain tires with plenty of tread and Moto Metal M0970 wheels already. I don't foresee ever needing or wanting to do more than dirt roads/trails that come with getting to camp grounds and hiking trails.

Any suggestions for a newbie?
 
The wife wants to go to anza and see the flowers anyone recommend where to go that's the easiest trails to see them she hates wheeling


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I went up through Coyote Canyon Trail this last weekend. It was extremely busy over there because of all the flowers blooming. Before the trail there are plenty of flowers blooming on the fields next to the roads. The beginning part of the Coyote Canyon Trail is also full of flowers and not too bad offroad wise, I mean everybody in their sedans from Mercedes to Priuses were doing it. I also recommend going early, as the flowers close in the afternoon due to the heat.

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Hey guys, I'm located in the Central Coast of CA. Just purchased a 2000 T4R and the wife wants to start taking it camping and hiking. It has its stock suspension system and I wanna put a new, solid and affordable system on it. It has 31" all terrain tires with plenty of tread and Moto Metal M0970 wheels already. I don't foresee ever needing or wanting to do more than dirt roads/trails that come with getting to camp grounds and hiking trails.

Any suggestions for a newbie?


This socal section is broad with people having different generation 4runners. I'd suggest roaming the third generation section of the forums. That section is specifically tailored to your generation of 4runner. Also I would try the Google Custom Search associated with these forums, you'll probably find past threads with the information containing what you're looking for.
 

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This socal section is broad with people having different generation 4runners. I'd suggest roaming the third generation section of the forums. That section is specifically tailored to your generation of 4runner. Also I would try the Google Custom Search associated with these forums, you'll probably find past threads with the information containing what you're looking for.
yup. stick around the socal area for fun stuff, but for all your technical questions you should be lurking the 3rd gen boards.

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had some fun in CO today... stopped by RSG Off-road to check out their SAS build on a 5th gen ~ progress has slowed as their business has picked up with the prep for trail season in CO. the build is impressive ~ i like that they plan on keeping the electronic features intact ~ Jason said it should be ready to go by May 21.

my second stop was @ RCI ~ needed a gas tank skid... ended up picking up the full skid setup. Josh & his crew were very helpful. so... if anyone is interested in ARB skids (non KDSS) for a 5th gen ~ hit me up!!!


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had some fun in CO today... stopped by RSG Off-road to check out their SAS build on a 5th gen ~ progress has slowed as their business has picked up with the prep for trail season in CO. the build is impressive ~ i like that they plan on keeping the electronic features intact ~ Jason said it should be ready to go by May 21.

my second stop was @ RCI ~ needed a gas tank skid... ended up picking up the full skid setup. Josh & his crew were very helpful. so... if anyone is interested in ARB skids (non KDSS) for a 5th gen ~ hit me up!!!


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Damn. Would have had you pick up a steel front skid for me to save on shipping, hahaha. Few more heavy rock hits and my aluminum skid is gonna be about toast.
 
Damn. Would have had you pick up a steel front skid for me to save on shipping, hahaha. Few more heavy rock hits and my aluminum skid is gonna be about toast.



if you really want me to pick one up... shoot me a message ~ it's 30 min away ~ might be able to pick one up tomorrow if you call and pay for it.


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