Greenville SC - 2011 DCLB SR5 Gearing Up

Good morning folks,

Quick introduction. I picked up my Tacoma a little over a year ago with ~54k miles on it and in good condition. Now at 70k I've updated the suspension with an OME kit and Dakars, upgraded to 17" wheels and Wildpeak tires, added some interior nice to haves in sound and comfort. I've just this week ordered and ARB bumper and a smittybilt wench. I'm gearing up to take it offroad in the next few months and figured I'd start with Gulches park here about an hour south of the Greenville location. Everything is new but I'm enjoying the upgrades, the satisfaction of doing it yourself, and have appreciated the depth of knowledge available on these forums. Figured I'd give into the TW addiction, although it's worrisome how easy it is to get caught up in impulsive buys on here! Hope to find some good off the beaten path locations for camping with my kids etc in the future. If anyone is in the SC region I'm new here and would love any suggestions on good places nearby.

-Ben

 

from Charlotte, check out the SC BS thread, stop in and say hello

Gulches is fun

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/south-carolina-bs-and-gossip-thread.411211/#post-11605230

 

hello and welcome! yea what ^ that guy said. theres plenty of people up in your area. I think they were planning a bbq meet up at some point?

 

Check out SOS concepts for any armor you may need, (skids, sliders, bumpers, racks, etc) they in Laurens, and great people. Sale going on through Monday

 

last trip to gulches

https://youtu.be/lp3yuQjlYVc

 

Thanks for the link. I had seen SOS online, still need sliders and some armor but that will be in the future, thanks for the suggestion and link to the SC thread. Gulches video looks like a good time and it's not far from me which makes it a great spot to go learn some things. Thanks for the welcome fellas!

 

Welcome to TW!

 

You're making us want to be in SC. Sounds like you have a lot of fun ahead of you. Proud of your upgrades and personal involvement. Keep up the good work. Thanks for the intro.