Tacoma Picture Challenge 2014

We don't have trails like that here everthings flat lol things do get tight though

 

Haha nothing like this?


_DSC0243 by PcBuilder14, on Flickr

 

Nope lol It's not COMPLETELY flat. We do have some sand hills and what

 

Sorry for the small sign.

 

On the grass like a boss lol!

 

More off roading in that pic than most of those heeps will do in their lifetime.

 

Blue was the light collor for my last truck i went red with this one seeing how as the dash was fairly close to red.. so my red led rock lights can be called marker lights cuz im so tall.

Sounds like you need to sack up and just get it done.

youll find out soon enough.

i ask my girl if she cared if i went wider she said it would be fine .

 

Winner!

 

Isn't that ATO Kevin's old truck?

 

Pm replied. Hopefully this will be a slightly more challanging challenge.

 

I want mid travel too.
If you want solid front axle, buy an 80s Toyota truck with the 22r engine in it. Probably find one for what a SAS would cost you. Great trail rig! I had one for my first vehicle ever; was so much fun to wheel.

 

Yupp!

Haha yeah, but I'm talking 10-15 years down the road here.

 

Posted!

 

Maybe if you just want to run 35's and call it a day, but hell you can do that on 2nd gens. With a little cutting on both a 2nd gen and an older SFA pickup you can run 37's, but anything larger and you start breaking stuff.

I had this argument about a week ago in another thread. Pretty much every vehicle you buy, whether it is SFA or IFS from the factory you are going to have to cut all of the suspension off of and replace it all to have a good solid axle crawler.

The only advantage an older rig will have is that you won't be as afraid to cut it up and smash it around like you might be with a newer rig, but the downside is a newer rig will typically be more comfortable and have a nicer interior in general.

 

Just so everyone knows what i mean by "platform" here are some pics i snapped this morning of ours. Its where the cars are on display. Going to be tricky, but i know someone out there can do this. Had to keep it dealership related.

 

If only I was at work today, that would be a simple task. Lol

 

Sounds like you need to drive into work then...