Oahu Members Thread

I just have to learn to drive like you.. Then I will be all good

 

Jus like i told u guys the gas pedal goes down pretty far, u cant always half ass it lmao

 

holy shit, dat approach tho!! lol, classic. that's how you run um hahd in a prerunner.

 

https://youtu.be/5aA8v7Unrr0
@Imchang27 in action. @Vanguard i think u remember this hill

 

I think I got stuck on the first one where miles got stuck, right? That second one where he got sideways was all his own awesomeness

And that one old 4Runner was 2wd with shitty tires, so he was bouncing off the rev limiter the whole way, just eating the trail up... Ya know, all TreadLightly style...

 

It's all nates fault and bald tire's

 

I think someone didn't air down either

 

How did he get sideways? Did he slide into that position?
I did enjoy the barefoot action though.

 

I'm pretty sure he had to slide into that position. Either that or he reversed halfway into bushes off the trail, on purpose.

 

Take a look at this post:

 

the rear end tracked differently than the front...he did it again at this other place recently

 

I spy @TRDeeznutz at starbucks

 

Does anyone know of an inspection place that's a little, shall we say, gentle? Can you PM me if you do?


Ragamorph

 

Ok did a little research today and actually got the chance to speak to the man who built this truck.

He said it was a 6 inch fabtech lift and a 3inch body lift and hes running 16x18 real wheels and 33/15.50/16 tires with the rims having a 3 inch back space.

So wish i had the ability to recreate that set up on mine but funds are limited and im kinda afraid of stuff breaking or wearing out prematurely. Although doing something a little more along the lines of say 33/12.50/16s on a 16x14 rim and hopefully only need the six inch Fabtech and not the body lift. Having a little trouble finding 16x14 rims though anyone have any suggestions?

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Look at DH custom's Instagram page. They do a bunch of these stretched tire wheel combos.

 

These will fit any wheel size... Office Max carries them I believe...

 

They won't fit around these babies!

 

If funds are limited, don't even try it, the whole set up is going to cost you a lot. Plus, you will go through wheel bearings frequently. And every other component of the front suspension as well. And unless you hack it up, you'll need the 3" body if you plan on turning.
Look up Weld wheels. They make forged custom sets, or at least they used to. Your best bet is craigslist or ebay, though. Some guys have fit 15" wheels with 3" hub spacers to clear the brake calipers. Just throwing that out there.