ETxTacoma's Dynatrac ProRock 60 Rear Build and BS Thread

Nice!

I placed the order June 3rd according to my emails.

So hopefully soon ish.

 

Well im excited for ya

 

Thanks!

Same here, going to be a fun process getting it swapped over.

Should make next years Lone Star Toyota Jamboree pretty fun as well. Going to try and get Dynatrac to have a booth out there to show it off.

 

That would be awesome. I know there aren't many tacomas with a dynatrac

 

I don't know of any except the fourwheeler.com one that they did. If there is another one, I have no idea.

Either going to try and see if they will do a booth at Lone Star Jamboree or Overland Expo West since it would have Jeep people at it as well. But all depends on what they want to do.

One thing that sucks about having the new rear axle is that I want to completely redo the rear suspension setup and make it as nice as possible... but $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$.

 

Three link it.

 

3-link is cool, but 4-link is one better

 

sausage-link it?

I really want to do the shock relocate but also don't want to weld on a brand new rear axle... not sure how Dynatrac would like that...

 

What ditch light mounts are you using?

 

Just now getting back on TW...

But I ordered from Cali Raised but they are the Rago Fabrication ones according to the logo on them. Pretty sure that is what a lot of companies that sell brackets use.

 

If anyone has two seconds or so.... go vote for my truck on this DECKED contest.... if I win... I will give the Hunting gear away on here to someone lucky!

 

Voted

 

Done-zo!

 

Thanks! Looks like I won't be winning... some guy has like 200+ votes somehow...

 

Finally got around to uploading the majority of pictures I took on my trip to the Appalachian Toyota Round Up...

As you can see... not a lot of pictures on the trails, but a lot of pictures of the food we ate...

 

Buy votes from the third world

 

No pics with the banner?

 

Yea... I thought about that, but it is cheating.

I am lucky I even was able to get pictures. And all the pictures I took of the camp was before @SuperBad got their with the banner.

Then completely forgot to take a picture with it or take it with me on a trail or something....

I pretty much failed at life in general on this trip.

Washed the truck and it has one of the longest scratches I have seen on it... and part of it is on the passenger glass of the camper shell and the rear passenger window... it makes me sad.

Going to have to get the polisher out this weekend and work to get rid of the horrible scratch that is on the passenger fender/passenger door as well.

 

@ETXTacoma How would ya compare Lone star jambo to Appalachian round up? Quality of 'wheeling and a event organization are what I'm most curious about.

 

Jambo will be superior honestly as far as the event stuff goes (sponsors, activities, amount of classes, raffles, etc). The wheeling is great there and I know more people to wheel with but the park is also smaller than where the ATR event is. So there is more wheeling at ATR as far as amount of trails go. However, the trails at Barnwell allow you to do pretty much everything you want and not feel like you may have missed a good trail that someone else did that you may not have known about. It is also nice at Jambo as everything is in one area so you could wake up and hit a trail within 5 minutes if you wanted to, unlike ATR where you need to drive to the park, no real issue there, but it is nice to be able to get off a trail at Jambo, stop by camp for a second or the event area, and then right back to a trail run or something.

ATR will continue to get bigger as more sponsors will get on board so it will just become better as the years go, it is only in its 3rd year and had 350+ trucks there. Jambo is about a twice that, but they have been doing it longer.

If you are looking for an event to come to next year, come to Jambo. It would be worth the drive, and their are enough TW people that know the park well that we can all show you a good time.

Now, if you come and you follow @hoarder23 you will definitely have a good time and get some good wheeling in.