Where Have You Off-Roaded Today? 3rd Gen

the fj fell down that 10 foot drop!!

 

Thanks for you other pics but, no picture of THIS?

 

Sorry no pics.
I didn't see it, me and the rover were already down the trail but we heard a loud BAM and figured that's what happened. He winched right out while the others were playing in a mud hole and the damage isnt that bad. Broke both fiberglass fenders on drivers side but thats most of it.

But before he fell in there he was having electrical problems. Truck died and wouldn't do anything. He bump started it and all the dash lights were on. He drove it for a while, fell off the cliff, then drove the rest of the way out. When he got on pavement he lost throttle response. It would idle down the road but throttle did nothing lol. He didn't have a good day.

 

Brought my boy Taco to Holy Jim, Trabuco Canyon Trail, CA. and found a little creek to play in. Also got to flex my stock rig with some wheel tuck action on the passenger side

 

Leadville

 

Did the little mountain off Fort Apache tonight. Nothing crazy, just wanted to test out the new lights. Did end up teetering on two wheels momentarily though!

 

Very cool!

 

Probably the tires, rather than wheels

But seriously, I don't think crawl control will make that much difference.

 

I will go there some day. It's called airing down your tires. I've done plenty of washboard and with nice squishy tires it's not bad at all.

 

Geez...who wheels with those huge-ass wheels?

 

Not this one. You don't know until you've done it. I aired down to 15 and it was no help

 

Love it. I used to take my 06 Taco there when I lived in Aliso Viejo. Quite a bit of fun for being so close to town. I remember it being even more fun right after a decent rain. Thanks for sharing.

 

Guess I'd go down to like 10 then lol.

 

I'd go 5 with inner and outer bead locking wheels.... it's terrible

I didn't feel like risking a bead at 10 psi for 54 miles in total. That's too far at that pressure

 

Just gun it! You'll float right over the washboards.

 

speaking of psi...i usually go to 20. is that a pretty safe pressure for 10 ply general trails

 

Falkens? What size? Looks great for stock

 

I would say more than safe. I romp at 10-12 psi and have smashed rocks hard with no issue.

 

cool thats what i thought. if i was doing something similar to hells revenge where the sidewalls are being pushed in what psi would be good?

 

Psi depends on a lot, but if you want a good, safe all around number I'd say 15.