BSheriff11's 2000 T4R Hood Rat Shit Only

So sick! Looks like an awesome trip! JEALOUS! Truck is looking amazing!

 

It was a great first trip for the year, been wanting to go for a while and we tore it up 12+ hours each day. wish I had more pics, can't wait to see what the other ones that are posted.

 

Nice work, brother

 

More beer than oil so something went right!

 

Few pics from @ralieghtaco thread:




This last pic is the best representation of 80% of the blue trail widths. Some are narrower but all in all an awesome drive through coal mine country.

 

Holy crap - Brandon, your truck looks awesome!

Just traded my '13 Taco for a '16 Taco DC OR...today...zero mods. I should stay out of here...lol.

 

We need to get a group up and go back to TN. AOP was awesome this past weekend also. Harlan looks quite fun also

 

I didn't think you even wheeled at aop because you didn't have your rear set up correctly?

 

I didn't but I rode with a buddy which was still fun. When the rear gets fixed I'm definitely going back to AOP

 

Epic...


That is truly all I can say. I will let others finish that statement. Should be more fun that way.

 

Is what it is. I'm not here to impress anyone...I would rather ride with someone and not fuck my rear shocks up.

 

I was lucky this weekend and only came away with some rock rash on the wheels, figured, since the SCS wheels are how they are:


But @Base Camp got some great shots of the truck doing things so I'll repost from his build here:

 

Frickin love these pictures!!! Amazing! EPIC

 

I did notice I rub my fenders in the rear with these 34's a little, And at max flex while rolling I do barely scrape the shock, things you don't see when flexing out and testing (guess I didn't flex it out enough when testing?):




Don't know if you can really see the scrapes on the shock or not but its there, very minor. Good times.

 

Where's the rock trail pics?

 

Haha, none of those, too busy driving, plus had some jeeps at one point come up behind us so we were just rushing through. I really wish we would've gotten those pics.

It's nothing like you're doing anyway, just some little rock gardens that takes a good line to get through.

 

Hmmmm interesting. This doesn't sound like the Harlan I was thinking of.

 

There are some really tough sections, beyond my capabilities as a driver/truck there, since all but me was open/open and we wanted to explore the whole park we chose to run only a couple of the class IV trails and all the class III. Now I would pay extra to see some of the more experienced drivers go through what I saw there, a lot seemed impossible if you weren't a buggy or SAS but I'm sure a few could surprise me. Like I said, this park is mainly built for side by sides and ATVs and it was evident with a lot of the tougher sections.

And the class IV trails were valve stem and little Jagger that we were on.

Another class IV that seemed feasible was the lower rock garden but it was under water.

 

Good deal, still on my list to check out. Just know it's definitely a buggy and SAS paradise somewhere around there.

 

It's definitely worth the trip if you're not SAS or buggied, I could see you going on a couple of the longer class IV trails and hill climbs just because of you're experience that would make the whole trip worth it.