How to increase traction

I have a 1999 2x4 tacoma with a 2.7 4cyl engine with 32" tires. I have the standard open differential and I want more traction while on the trails so I was wondering what is best to maximize traction while on the trail. I have some pretty good tires but was also wondering about which lockers are best, keep in mind this is my DD.

 

Here: http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/1st-gen-tacomas/317913-how-minimize-slipping-tires.html

 

I think I'm seeing double....

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/1st-gen-tacomas/317913-how-minimize-slipping-tires.html

 

A double for his time,,thank you veddy much. My head is spinning.

 

Not sure what you are looking for. The last thread pretty much covered it.

A trick I used to do is ride the brake when my wheels are slipping/spinning. Not sure if it helped but ppl used to swear that riding the brakes helps transfer power from the free spinning wheel to the wheel with traction... (kind of like a limited slip). I see you have 2wd, maybe use your e-brake when one wheel is spinnnig.

Other than that, air down, get a limited slip diff (good) or locker (better), and consider a 4wd conversion (or trade in for a 4wd truck) if you are serious about offroading.