Ontario BS Thread

It's possible to purchase the TRD-stickered shocks by themselves at US dealers: https://toyotaparts.mcgeorgetoyota.com/oem-parts/toyota-taco-suskit-ptr1335210

There's no word yet whether the whole package will be available in Canada. Might be a different business decision here as it will effectively kill TRD Pro sales.

 

Don’t have the dates, so you can pick whatever dates you like even if they cross, options are good!

Only 2-3 more years left of this generation, Pro sales anyways weren’t great in Canada for the asking price. They might offer this as a package.

 

Hey Looking to join the club. Also posting my snow storm pic.

 

Your in!!!!
With a pic like that, everyone will be checking out your shaft angle and We don't need this

And your going to have to beat the "man's" with a stick to get them away from you rig.

Great bunch of guys hear, serious about their rigs and "overlanding" lol, (or wheeling) for the thoes with 31" tires or smaller, but on the TW site what I've learned is Its kind of like a comedy-tech-sarcasm-diy and sometimes horror show.... very enjoyable none the less...

I'm new but a lot of guys have been hear for years and had adventures for years so lots of inside jokes/comments that you can only decipher if you spend the time hear,

in all seriousness.. Welcome dude..

 

I will be into that (ON one, Quebec I will save for the summer), how do you plan to survive the nights outside?

 

Welcome to the group! This will be the best and most expensive time of your life.

Usually tents. I have a cap so sleep in the bed.

 

Are you open to have swisha loop as an option too? It's only a difference of one hour, further from the Ottawa one.

By May, the temperature in the area should be between 1 and 11c. So a 3 season tent, a 0c sleeping bag and a good pad should be enough.

I have been in - 24c at night this winter with my 4 season went, self inflatable pad, reflective sheet, -7 sleeping bag, and a wool blanket. Slept like a baby.

 

Correction, temperatures will be between 1 and 11C, should be fine with a 3 season tent and other gear i mentioned. but depends on the person. It's best to add more layers/warmer bag than risk being cold during the night.

 

Created the thread for this trip. I will also post on the Ottawa thread, we may get interest from the Ottawa guys:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-gravel-road-april-2021.708560/#post-25170496

 

Welcome @dave82at

 

FYI, from an older person that sometimes acts mature... as far as the comment - 31" tires or smaller - often it's it's not the size of your tire, but how you wiggle it that counts...

 

Years ago I went from 35s to 31s on my tj and went to greens. Everyone just looked and said you'll never make it.
Hahaha. I learned early on that a stock truck jeep can go anywhere with 2 things
1. Driver enthusiasm
2. Winch.

 

Spirited driving can get you far!



or to the mechanic.....

 

People asked to update on the ass baking system problem.

I went to the dealer and they fixed it. Most likely one of the connectors got loose. Now it works.
Got transmission software update at the same time but drove too little to tell the difference, if any...

OK, back to the main topic.

(sorry for interruption)

 

Can anyone recommend a shop to lift and level my Tacoma? I’m in between Brampton and Collingwood. Thanks in adavance.

 

Ct motorsports in Mississauga. Can also talk to @pete37 for any parts as he is usually able to hook up some deals.

 

Dibs on your stock Fox suspension!

 

Welcome to TW!

Nice looking TRD Pro

 

Welcome @dave82at !

let me know when you hill-climb the 403 at Ancaster hill.
good to hear it was just a cable lol

Welcome to TW! how much are you thinking to lift it?

there is always someone

 

Are you planning of bigger tires too?