Ontario BS Thread

Think that's a charge port on the new Tundra? Keep in mind the fuel tank is now on the passenger side.
https://twitter.com/Toyota/status/1406016659844997123

 

Aww shiiieet more things to spend money on later this year: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/meso-x-morimoto-full-led-tail-lights.732686/

https://mesocustoms.com/collections...a-tail-lights-full-led?variant=39481217220721

 

If you make it into the 2 minute window before they sell out

 

I don't even bother signing up. No point IMO.

 

Speaking of which...still sporting them two bottles of nectar?

 

Indeed I am.

 

Hopefully these being made by Morimoto will be more available, and carried by other resellers, for example: https://www.tacomalifestyle.com/collections/headlights-tail-lights << This is where I got my Meso map lights.

 

0 Gen 1983 2WD rare Mojave edition. Looks like they made 4x4 as well only 3500 produced From what I can tell on quick Google search. I got these pictures at Exeter Toyota today while my RAV4 was getting serviced. It’s the owner of the dealerships truck.

 

Anyone familiar with the Watershed 144 area? Love to do a run up there in the fall.

 

so... i got 1" aluminum spacers for rear lift. looks like most seem to be aluminum. what can i do to prevent galvanic corrosion? is it as big of a deal as it seems to be? is paint and corrosion inhibitor enough?

 

So indeed...is it worth the drive to acton?

 

Old commercial slang for the youngish of the thread

 

I've multiple off-road motorcycle trips between Capreol and Timmins. On the bike it's usually 4 days round trip with stops in Shinning Tree and Timmins. Let me know when you want to go.

 

Coat the interface area with cosmoline.

 

Indeed it is.

 

Vacation plans have changed due to wildfires in the northwest. No longer going around lake superior. Now we are heading to algonquin. Coming in on the west side. For those in the know, any recommendations on things to do/see? And where to camp? Will probably only stay 1 night in each spot to try and cover as much ground as possible. Thanks for any help

 

Have a stop at Eau Claire Gorge if you would like a scenic walking trail.

 

Kawawaymog Lake

Not sure what exactly your plans are or what you’re bringing but this is an excellent paddle into Algonquin with some portaging - I believe it’s ‘Access Point #1’ into the park. From there you can basically branch off into whatever area you’d like.

Is also an excellent area

 

i'm under the assumption by "west side", you mean west gate of Algonquin along the highway 60 corridor?

places worth stopping at; Wiskey rapids trail, Hardwood lookout trail, Peck lake trail, lookout trail, Big pines trail, Sprince boardwalk trail, and beaver ponds all take about an hour or 2 each to do.

notable trails by bike;
if you have a bike start the reverse of track and tower trail and then bike to lake of two rivers along the old railway bike trail. mostly flat gravel trail but there is an old airfield by lake of 2 rivers, 100% worth the blueberry pickings and a good chance to see a bear
Minnesing bike trail, probably loop 1. loop 2 is far, loop 3 is doable in a day, and 4 can be an overnight loop. done loop 3 once, it's rough on you at the end of the day.

Notable Canoe areas;
go to rock lake, drop the boat off and head to pen lake portage, best rapids in the world. also bring some stuff to make a camp fire and swimwear. also bring bottles for the fresh spring that pops out. you can make a longer canoe trip out of this which you can make it to Whitby Ontario if you need it (this is like 5 hours round trip iirc).


go take the sandy gate up at the North east, a nice trail out there that overloops the gorge and you can drive up to the radar tower that's in the heart of Algonquin.