Idaho BS thread in the PNW

No shit. haha. That looks like it would be scary as fuck. Although in reality I kind of wonder if you just kept your wheels straight and kept moving if you would be just fine going down that.

 

You can drop off anything in the sand without worry, just keep the wheels straight. Sidehilling is what will leave a shark fin in the driver seat.

Climbing sucks too if you get buried at the top and have to back down lol.

 

Yeah fuck that!! I saw the vid of you getting stuck at the top...

 

Yep a good idea as you will have to weld in a new cross member anyways.

That hill is damn long! But it really wouldn't be too bad. Going down is pretty easy. I have been down some stuff where it felt like I was standing on the dash..nothing that lo g though..

But yea just keep it strait and your good...going up that would suck I bet though...and side billing..scary!

 

Personally I just don't think it would be possible to get up that... The sand just looks too deep and the approach angle is also so steep that it would be like driving into a wall if you tried to get any speed to get up it.

 

Valid point....























So we are gonna still try though right??

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YwBzcZHBTM&feature=BFa&list=PL5ADB3D1D0920AC25

 

Here is suck your seat up your ass driving. haha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cZrhuSE_ivA

 

Well...I dont advise turning the wheel and hitting the brakes. Just hope you did not forget anything at the top. I will need a passenger so the sudden star design in the seat cushions match. A gallon or so of Fabreze may be called for as well.

 

I'll copilot with ya Rich,

 

I have to agree. Some of the edits are disappointing. There is no way the editor can know if they weren't there.

Well, now we know. It is a dictatorship, not a democracy over there. But, it is his site, so he can do whatever he pleases.

Unfortunately, it leaves a bad aftertaste.

You mean like calling it a safeway.

It is a small forum and I've kinda always wondered why it has remained so. Maybe now we are getting an insight on why. I wonder what Peter is like to wheel with.

 

hey idaho take a look let me know what you think

http://calgary.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-trucks-1981-Toyota-Pickup-4x4-20R-22R-Hybrid-Rebuilt-Project-W0QQAdIdZ423876803

 

The body is in pretty good condition. I would be worried about the frame though.. And what engine and how many km on it??

 

fresh rebuild.... but guy claims it never burnt a drop before he pulled it apart

Fresh built 20R/22R Hybrid engine
Hybrid motor built w/ L.C. Engineering parts. Street Camshaft Kit (aluminium rocker arms, street performer camshaft & valve springs). New O.E Clutch. Dual row timing chain kit. Headman Headers. 2.5" Flowmaster.

 

Yea would be interesting. I'm sure bobert knows

20r block and 22r head I think..

 

Im pretty sure thats right monte...I think my friend did that on his old yota, supposedly gives it alot more power. I could be wrong however.

 

That pickup looks like it has some potential. A good price point too. But that bumper has got to go.