T4RZAN's Build/Adventure Thread

[T4RZAN]

Drove through the north part of New Mexico into the south west part of Colorado and had to stop and take a picture at the border. Continued on and into Utah and stopped for another picture. Just before rolling into town is Wilson's arch. We stopped here to get out of the car and look around. Then we headed into town and stopped at Moab Brewery for some burgers. Highly recommended if you're in town. We then headed up toward Arches National park but for turned around for some construction. We turned around and headed to the Sand Flats recreation area and setup camp.

 

[TexasTJ]

Hey do you plan on adding your NC trip report to your thread? We're headed to NC in October and planning on running Hurricane Creek while we're there.

 

[WHT-T4R]

I really like your build. I just picked up a 2014 SR5, it got some miles on it but it is super clean. I like the stock cross bar/rhino rack idea. Way cheaper and very useful.

 

[Globetrotter78]

Here's my current rock light setup. Thanks to [MENTION=106176]wfo9[/MENTION] for the idea. Purchased 12 pairs of LED strips and wired them up to a cheap wireless 2 channel radio transmitter. So I could have the wheel well lights separate from the other QUOTE]

Cheap or not these look great...especially since they are easily replaced. Do you have a link where you got them?

Thanks!

 

[berick1]

Been so excited for this part of the build that I didn't take any install pictures.

Installed all new suspension! The stock suspension performs decently but it lacks in many areas. So I went with a setup that I wouldn't have to worry about and couldn't handle everything that I would throw at it. Up front I went with the King Racing Shocks 2.5 Coilovers and Rokmen Offroad Performance upper control arms. In the rear I went with the King Racing Shocks 2.5 shocks and Icon Vehicle Dynamics 2" Coil spring. This setup had been great so far and completely changed the feel of the vehicle. I will be putting it to the rest shortly at the Toyota Jamboree in North Texas.

I've also added Lamin X yellow covers to my fog lights. Yellow does a phenomenal job cutting through denser conditions whether that's rain, fog, dust or snow. In central Texas we get all of the above except for snow. So I needed something that performed well in those and wasn't able to drop money on a fog light kit yet so I added these covers. They're cheap and install is very easy and they look great!

What total lift did you get front and rear? I love the stance, truck looks great. Thanks!