Is it pretty stable? Just speaking from experience, I was rear ended last summer in my SR5 and stuff flew everywhere. I had phones mounted on vent magnets and took me 20 minutes to find them. Pretty crazy how everything turns into a projectile.
It's stable enough for everyday driving as it is. Haven't gone off roading with it yet.
Yeah, it did cross my mind about projectiles, but with all the kids stuff in the 4Runner, what's one more projectile.:rofl:
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This was probably not a good idea but I decided to drive her through a creek. I wasn't sure I was going to make it as it had just rained and fast flowing mud water made it impossible to gauge depth or analyze the bottom. The exhaust was fully submerged and water made it well past the door level. I had no idea till I saw the pics :shocked:.
Anyway she made it OK, cabin air smelled like the creek for a couple days but all was fine after. Love this truck.
I've tightened my straps at much as I could, but the middle still sags. It is netting and will sag with weight.
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This was probably not a good idea but I decided to drive her through a creek. I wasn't sure I was going to make it as it had just rained and fast flowing mud water made it impossible to gauge depth or analyze the bottom. The exhaust was fully submerged and water made it well past the door level. I had no idea till I saw the pics :shocked:.
Anyway she made it OK, cabin air smelled like the creek for a couple days but all was fine after. Love this truck.
Check these out:
Driving Through Water
Rear Breather Mod
I'd change my rear axle fluid if I were you. And that smell in the cabin may have gone away momentarily, but it could still be wet under your carpet. I'd hate to have mold festering under there.
Dude, I would advise NOT to put a fire extinguisher up there. God forbid youre in an accident and that thing becomes a projectile towards the back of yours or your passenger's heads.
Tried to turn it into a submarine.
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No mud/water inside the cab. Everything was fine. Measured beforehand and were prepared for a quick recovery. Rear tire (295/70r17) was fully submerged, and the water was about 8" above the bottom of the door.
Tried to turn it into a submarine.
No mud/water inside the cab. Everything was fine. Measured beforehand and were prepared for a quick recovery. Rear tire (295/70r17) was fully submerged, and the water was about 8" above the bottom of the door.