Austin Area TW Chapter (all gens welcome, even T4Rs; heck, just make it a Toyota and we're good)

Care to drill it for me? Want it somewhat straight, so avoiding the regular drill.....

 

Stick it in the bumper and drill from there! Then you're guaranteed to line it up.

 

LOL there is no way in hell that you could fit a drill there xD

 

I'm up at Wolf Caves, group was supposed to be here an hour and a half ago and not a peep yet but I already paid for the weekend... anyone wonna get some wheeling in?

 

Are they alright? Thats like really late, I would be preparing my whoopins

 

Yeah I think they're at Hidden Falls still lol. There's a group of Jeeps invited me to tag along but holdin out

 

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Anyone got advice for a good toolset, preferably in a case/box? I've got a few bit sets and some random sockets/wrenches, but nothing organized or complete. I'm looking more towards a "buy once, cry once" sort of thing, but not anything commercial grade. I'm more of a weekend warrior type on the truck and need something that'll work for that. Craftsman? Harbor Freight and return stuff as it breaks (yeah, opposite of BOCO, but still...)? Something on Amazon would be preferred, since I have some gift card $$ there.

 

To be honest, I barely broke any of the Harbot freight stuff.

I would buy one of their toolboxes and then fill it with what you need. Served me well so far and didn't break the bank too bad.

SnapOn and whatnot is not really necessary for weekend wrenching.....

 

I've been happy with my Craftsman toolset for about 15yrs now.

Something like this would get you started:

Craftsman 936220 220-Piece Mechanic's Tool Set with Case

https://www.amazon.com/Craftsman-Me...1483126221&sr=8-1&keywords=craftsman+tool+set

 

That looks like it'd fit behind the seat in the truck, too... tempting.

 

only complaint about craftsman has been the ratchets. ended up picking up a set of 72t Snap-Ons off of Craigslist.

 

Ended up getting company... good thing too



I don't normall take pics... but this was a "moderate". No parts of the trail were any easier . This is all the same obstacle

 

Looks like you were pretty stuck

 

Rear wasn't locked, just took some delicate pedal work to avoid breakage

 

Happy New Year from SPI, made it about 20 miles from the end of the road. Was a great drive.

 

Happy New year from my street, where I installed a new roof rack and am now waiting on wiring harnesses to ship!

 

Excellent!!!

Dang man! Talk about a transformation!!!

I like it!!!

 

Happy new year! Been tending to some meat all day

 

Happy New Years from Wolf Caves y'all!

Stay safe on the roads tonight!

Also, @ChadsPride the reason they road so shit was because they were damn near 60psi. They're at 38 now and compared to the even smaller MTRs it's like driving on pillows with a gentle sea breeze in the background.