Do I need to mod/replace anything for light off-roading?

Hello, I recently bought a 2014 Tacoma 4x4 double cab Texas edition, it's my first truck ever & I've never done any off-roading so I wanna start with trail riding. My question is should I replace anything or is a stock Tacoma capable of something like this?


http://youtu.be/oLIvtuEOMu8


I've done research & that is the best/closest off-road park for me. I don't wanna do mudding or rock climbing.
Thanks for your help!

 

Nope, i'd do the diff breather mod though

Also, do you have 18'' wheels?

 

No, they're 17"

 

Im in Houston too. Kingwood. I have a '12 Baja. Lemme know where and when you wanna go trail running. Remember to never overland alone, or you'll be ass over elbows in a world of shit if you get stuck.

 

Do you know any good places? The only good place I know is Texas offroad ranch, I'm going on Sunday.

 

Down South Offroad Park in Crosby.
Shiloh Ridge in Alto.
Barnwell in Gilmore
General Sams in Huntsville
da beach
Hidden Falls Offroad Park in Marble Falls.

There is actually a offroad meet in Hidden Falls first weekend of 2014. Check Texas region forum for the thread.

 

But I don't wanna do any mudding, I know Down South & General Sam's are nothing but muddy trails. How's Shiloh & Barnwell?

 

If you have a trailer harness socket, I would unbolt it and zip tie it up and outta the way. When it gets smashed, its almost $300 to replace.

 

Cheap, easy.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...ve-relocate-behind-flip-up-license-plate.html

David

 

Alternative drive, not too far from you:

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/of...ns-land-high-island-sabine-pass-se-texas.html

David

 

Very Nice

 

Maybe take off the mud flaps to.

 

x2.

I ripped off one of mine trying to get unstuck. In reverse and it got pressed into the tire as I spun.

 

I think Texas off-road ranch is a better/safer place for my first time off-roading.