Texas 4Runner owners
- Thread starter CheletteTRDPRO
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cougarzluv
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What time did you go? We had a quite a few trucks last Thursday, a good parking lot full . Definitely try again next month and stick around for the great BBQ!
People start trickling in around 6:30, the meeting starts around 7:30. It's a great chance to see mods, get the upcoming events, talk Toyota, and eat good!
People start trickling in around 6:30, the meeting starts around 7:30. It's a great chance to see mods, get the upcoming events, talk Toyota, and eat good!
CheletteTRDPRO
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Hey guys sorry about the stickers my wife had a tumor removed from her brain so I haven't got them sent out yet my bad about the delay
Sorry to hear that. Don't worry about stickers and take care of your misses.
Prayers for your family for a quick and complete recovery.
Ruff
Wow! I hope everything went smoothly! Wishing your wife a speedy recovery.
The stickers can wait.
CheletteTRDPRO
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I'm putting stickers in envelopes tonight so if you need one and haven't already sent me address get on it
Where in Smith County? I'm in Tyler!
Sukirman
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samsung
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how will a stock TE 4runner do on those trail?
Sisente
Member
They have trails of all levels. My 03 sr5 is stock.
samsung
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that's good to know. i will definitely stick to the easier trail to begin with.
thanks
samsung
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prayers sent your way.
raty4R
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Don't worry about the stickers. Praying for a full and speedy recovery for your wife.
fattire
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The TE is quite the off-road machine even in stock form. Tires will be lacking, but you'll get over some pretty surprising stuff, even with the factory rubber.
You will need to keep an eye out on front and rear bumpers as well as your rocker panels. If you have any kind of steps installed (steps, not sliders), they will likely be your most limiting factor.
Someone experienced out at HF plus a good spotter will be a major help and will keep you out of any worry of body damage.
There's a great opportunity coming up. My local club, Heart of Texas Off-Road Club, is hosting an event there the weekend of September 19th called "FJ Fallout". It started as, uhhh, an FJ event, but they're open to everything Toyota. There are usually quite a few stock rigs and planned, organized runs for beginners with experienced guides and spotters.
I can post a link if you're interested in registering. If not, there are a couple of us on here that are local and pretty open to wheeling out there most weekends.
EDIT: Just noticed you're in Houston. HOTORC has a Houston chapter as well. Look us/them up on FB.
