Nimble9's Secondhand Parts Build

Only if it was over the softopper compatible

 

But is it auto-leveling?

Also you guys would have to engineer some crazy stuff for it to go over the softopper. But then the arms wont do height adjustments

 

By that point you'd be $4k in just rtt and rack. Might as well buy a tear drop trailer or something worth spending that kind of money

 

From @inesshell

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/inesshell-bs-and-lazy-af-build.503871/page-13#post-16139632

Just so I remember what the reducer looks like when I go to lowes lol

 

looks good!

I just wanted it for the winter time, it was annoying having to turn the top around in snowy conditions

 

Not surprised man...I saw guys with tubeless still get popped out there. A quality dh tire is needed there minimum with all the jagged rocks like you say. Sucks walking down that mountain.

 

i've done that so many times haha

I had really good luck with magic mary's and tubeless there tho

 

Busy day today!

Moved spare to bed
Axe sharpened and put back on Molle panel

Should have gotten an engineair a while ago






Engineair installed and air filter cleaned and oiled

Trimmed collar





New blower resistor plug and resistor, now my ac works on more than just full blast!




New Lug nuts

 

Well, Takeover 2018 was a success!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/16th-annual-toyota-takeover.535046/

Here's a pic @Paint6it9black took! I have to go through mine and do a photo dump still

 

Photo Dump from Toyota Takeover 2018

lining up before heading out, aired down to 15psi



waiting to go up some rocks



After coming down some hill:



This hill:



This spot changed a lot with the amount of rain we got:



always the pumpkin



eventually ate lunch and had a cool view





took some poser shots



Not even close to flexing out lol (i hope someone has a photo of my 3 wheeling that one part)




All aired up and ready to go!


All in all a very fun trip, no damage, I learned some things, started to trust these new to me tires, and overall had a great time!

 

[/QUOTE] Rear swingout to be retrofitted to my bumper (hitch on swingout for bike rack)



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Two hours: plasma cut, weld, rattle can:

 

Better late than never!

 

Haha that’s how I felt when I found your thread! Where do you live around? One of my dreams is to drive the passes and back trails that you’ve been on!

 

You’re in @Sub-Zero ’s neck of the woods.

 

I am in centennial now, about 10 miles south of downtown Denver. I lived and worked downtown for awhile which was awesome, but I took a job south of the city earlier this and traffic here is almost as bad, if not worse than Philly. It’s bizarre. 10 miles can take an hour.

I fell completely in love with Colorado after my first visit. Taking a motorcycle over Ophir Pass was solidified it for. Telluride is a hike for me, definitely a long weekend.

The beauty of Colorado and Utah have absolutely captivated me. You absolutely have to come out here and see a few things.

 

Ahh I want to get out there so bad!

My gf and I are at a point now where we are looking to move away for a bit. Both of our professions allow us to do so without too much worry of finding a job.

My friend just moved to Colorado Springs and I’m sure I’ll be out there next year. Those pictures in your thread are truly motivating me to find an engineering job out there!

 

Just do it. Find a way to make it work. I wish I woulda done it when I was 20.

 

I just turned 26 and we are compiling a list of places we could move to lol

Asheville, Knoxville, and somewhere in Colorado are on my short list

 

What's the story with the blower resistor?