Where Have You Off-Roaded Today? 3rd Gen

21 psi, I could have done more. The reason I got stuck had nothing to do with PSI, I went over a rise that had a small valley on the other side.

 

nice grill, where is the dirt?

 

Sorry wrong section! Only 50 miles so far!

 

Mammoth CA

 

From reading this forum I've heard that there are about 37 cupholders in a DC A/T soooooo why are there no cupholders in the tailgate?

 

Not yet.

 

@bwonger lets do this sometime!

 

@rileySB with my stock shoes? I'm puckering already.

 

Skinny pedal and air down and of course the easier routes...

 

Got some new shoes today.

 

Good point. As nit-picky as it sounds, I wish there were cup holders (or at least a good place to set cups) on the tailgate. Would be nice.

 

whats your lift set up? looks awesome

 

Toytec Progressive Spring Kit and Bilstein 5160s in the back
Bilstein 6112(with Bisltein Coils) in the front on the highest setting
Method "The Standards" 17x8.5 with 0 offset and 285 70 R17 BFG KO2s
Thanks man

 

Not 3rd, but one of the CO guys made this and I thought it was cool enough to share.

https://youtu.be/nLi4foCPPjs

 

I noticed this last night when I was sitting on my tailgate enjoying the beautiful weather we are having, and was like WTF, where am I suppose to set my beverage. Surely there must be a cup hold that swivels you can mount to the rail system, haha.

And as for cupholders in the cab, I am running out of ideas to use them for. ONly drawback is not one of them fits my nalgene water bottle. Tundra not an issue their cupholders were giant.

 

Same with the 5th gen 4Runner. I miss being able to place my Nalgene bottle in any of the cupholders, although there aren't nearly as many as the taco

 

yeah, that is the only thing I miss about my tundra. I am shocked at how much narrower the taco is compared to my old tundra. I had forgotten the size difference btw the two and how much larger it was then my 2005 second gen taco. I'm guessing it is close to 18 inches narrower judging from how it sits in the parking stalls.

 

After picking up the new TRD Sport MT on Tuesday I have been itching to take the Taco any place that is not paved.. While this road not far from my house hasn't been graded in two years it was still overly mild. It was nice to see how the truck felt on washboard, mild ruts, etc.

 

I drop my 16 inch wheels to 20psi on washboard and rocks and it makes it soooo much smoother