Ontario BS Thread

You know me, where there is danger and the direct possibility of getting stuck, ill be there.

 

Hopefully soon. Talked to ski from CT Motorsport yesterday he said the rest of my total chaos stuff will be in next week so once that's in just gotta talk to my mechanic when he can do it.

I was going to attempt it myself but just don't have the tools to do so. Rather let him do it

 

Try to take on and off those K02 Bros on steeles lol

 

Old logging road is a 2+ and can easily be done stock.

Crystal lake is 3 but it looks like it may have some washed out areas.

Also, there is a beginners loop close by that is stock friendly. I did this one a couple of years ago with OF4WD. It's pretty short if I remember correctly.

 

No rush dood, school comes first...and I'm at the cottage now till Monday night so that means no photoshop but extra 4Runner time.

But def do send it!

 

Come by my place with a 12 pack of moosehead....done in an afternoon.

 

Do it on Dixie instead...little less busy hehe

 

You'll still need longer u bolts and brake lines.

 

I meant steel rims lol
I switch them myself... my back thanks me after

 

i was thinking of an aal cuz i got the squat when i go camping. just noticed my leafs are flat as a board, actually their kinda frowning ot the axle. is this normal for tacos? only have a leer on there for constant weight

 

Yup. Shitty leafs come stock.... No extra charge. I have a progressive aal on the recall 4 leaf pack and bilstein 5100 rears I'll be selling soon if your interested. I'm in Windsor but travel to Toronto frequently.

 

You'll be fine. My 15 Taco has exactly the same flat leafs on the empty bed. Stock leafs might look like shit but they are capable to get the job done in my experience.
I would only suggest to get sumo springs to replace stock bumps

 

ya i still have 1" rake so i wasnt to woried..ill see how the aal sits first

 

Sumo springs are the shit

 

I have a urd maf calibrator and a urd cold air intake for sale if anyone is interested. Kinda lazy to put up the ad.
Pm me for details.

 

Yup, do all mine me self, your winters, do they weigh the same? Looking to do rims/winters for the taco.

 

I've got 16" Ruffino Nitro rims on Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2. In terms of the weight, they are in between the stock 17" rims with michelin ltx ms2 and my steel rims with KO2's.
17" stock rim with LTX tire is 2 times lighter then steel with KO2.

 

I like where this is going...I'm thinking the Nokians. I do highway a lot, between Kitchener and London is best guess most days in winter. What's the specs of your Nokians?

 

265/65/17 my winters are. Made mistake with my rim size above, winters and summers on the 17” and off-road are on 16”.

Aftter 25,000KM 75% left on them according to marks, so I guess they should last 100,000KM

 

Groovy tnx...gonna havta start shopping

And in gratitude for your assistance in this matter, I will temper my PS chops of you in kind