who wants to go wheeling?

[AZBub]

[MENTION=100116]D Farms[/MENTION] Was that pic photoshopped or real?!

 

[Z0MBIEproof]

@cf coder [MENTION=122900]AZBub[/MENTION]

Thanks for the responses! As far as car work I'm pretty much a rookie .. battery/oil changes...and the big one...new windshield wipers...BOOM!

I wish there was a step by step video I could follow for the T4r I have but I haven't found one.

I like the idea of a bloody Mary party....

Anyone know about warranty issues installing the ICON Stage 1s? Will toyota still honor their warranty?

 

[Z0MBIEproof]

[MENTION=100116]D Farms[/MENTION] Was that pic photoshopped or real?!

If it's photoshopped he did a damn good job with the shade

 

[D Farms]

of course it is.

my buddy always called his car the canoe, so when it died we made it so.

 

[cf_coder]

@cf coder [MENTION=122900]AZBub[/MENTION]

Thanks for the responses! As far as car work I'm pretty much a rookie .. battery/oil changes...and the big one...new windshield wipers...BOOM!

I wish there was a step by step video I could follow for the T4r I have but I haven't found one.

I like the idea of a bloody Mary party....

Anyone know about warranty issues installing the ICON Stage 1s? Will toyota still honor their warranty?

Ask and ye shall receive... This one is specifically for those with the KDSS system which I thought I saw in your sig line...

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/154230-how-lift-installation-kdss-equipped-vehicles.html

As to the warranty, they would need to prove that installation of the non-factory suspension parts were the direct reason for the failure. With that said, you can expect to have increased wear on the CV boots and joint due to the increased angle. You can run a diff drop spacer but it's not necessary unless you are really pushing 3+ inches of lift.

_coder

 

[nappynick]

Heading out to Sedona today. I may hit up broken arrow or oak creek. Slide Rock tomorrow.

 

[AZ4Running]

I hope it rains some more before sunday. If it does i will make a small trip to sycamore creek and play in some water and get muddy. Anyone else up for it?

 

[cf_coder]

I think there will be plenty of mud on the portion of Schnebly Hill that's above the rim... It doesn't take much to turn those forest service roads to slick as snot mush.

_coder

 

[nappynick]

Where is sycamore creek from Sedona. May check it out while I'm here. Running out of things to do

 

[cf_coder]

Sycamore Creek is down in the Phoenix Area near Saguaro Lake.

If you're looking for other trails in that area there are a number of them near Prescott. You'd take 89A south to get there. Or there's also The Cinders OHV area northeast of Flagstaff. I've haven't run any trails in that area outside of Sedona, so maybe some of others can chime in.

_coder

 

[lofreqjeff]

My buddy Paul is up at FJ Summit in Ouray CO right now - I was supposed to go but registration filled up way too quick.

Here are some pics of what we're missing:










His is the one on the right:












there is no way in hell I'm going to miss this again next year - Who wants to go with me??

 

[AZBub]

Whelp looks like I got a year prep time. We are making a 2 week run up the west coast to Seattle next summer around this time so hopefully I can squeak in more time off from work.ray2:

Those aluminum 5th gen bumpers are SICK! but so spendy. I think they come with a bottle of Dom.

 

[IceCold81]

Sup fellas! Just found this section, wanted to say hey to my local AZr's.

Here's my new Stock Rig lol just picked it up last week! Got a few things I definitely am looking forward to doing to get it the way I want it, but it's gonna take some time AND LOTS OF RESEARCH ugh...

Nonetheless, hoping to get out a little bit from time to time to at least do some noob explorin off pavement, but nothing crazy ha. Thrashin the 4runner scares the hell outta me :nono:

Look forward to chatting with ya'll :cheers:

 

[IceCold81]

Hey guys... Got a question. Anyone know of any REALLY MILD basically "Groomed" paths up in the sedona area?

I have some friends coming in to visit next week and it would cool to take them for a cool little leisure stroll through some scenery without going full bore chopped up trail if your picking up what I'm trying to put down lol

Thoughts/suggestions pleasssssse ???



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[NZDZRT]

Easy Sedona

To start, just take Schnebly (sp?) Hill Road from I-17 down to Sedona. Great views, and it's a road. Rough, but you won't tear anything up.

NZDZRT

 

[IceCold81]

Cool lemme check into that one....

Hey ever heard of this "Hot Loop"? I'm looking at some stuff online at
wwwDOTexperience-azDOTcom/adventures/4wd/index.html

To start, just take Schnebly (sp?) Hill Road from I-17 down to Sedona. Great views, and it's a road. Rough, but you won't tear anything up.

NZDZRT

 

[IceCold81]

Hey it also says that Schenbly requires a "Red Rock Pass" ???

 

[cf_coder]

Schnebly Hill is a good start. Nothing technical, just bumpy. Great views of Sedona on the way down. The hot loop just takes you to a different vantage point on the rim. Scenic and bumpy just like Schnebly...

I haven't been on it personally, but the jeep forums seem to think that Greasy Spoon is the mildest trail in the area. So you might want to check that one out. Here is a 6X speed drive through of that trail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RG5n8s8KqG0&ab_channel=LyleTanner

have fun!

_coder

 

[AZBub]

With how easy that trail looks you probably could drive it at 6x speed LOL!

 

[AZBub]

Hey it also says that Schenbly requires a "Red Rock Pass" ???

Red rock pass isn't necessary as long as you stay by your vehicle when stopped. If you plan to explore away from you vehicle then get one.