UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Well...now I know what he's busy with.

 

Can anyone recommend a good shop in northern Utah (logan to SLC)to install my icon stage 3 lift

 

Sounds like Alex at TNA Performance in Ogden should be able to help, @BOMBS was just there

 

Probably true. The issue with the Chrysler wasn’t the power train. The interior was shit. Everything rattled. After a while, you couldn’t turn the radio up loud enough to drown it out. It’s like everything was held together with glue. And not the good kind.

 

You can try and visit or call these places:

TNA PPerformance
Cruiser Outfitters
Midnight 4x4
Impluse Offroad
Orion Offroad
TW Members

Alot of shops are booked for weeks and months.

 

Thanks BOMBS I’m really just looking for a trusted reliable place. That wont void my warrant or make things worse

 

There's also:

Jack It
Fat Bob's Garage

I have no experience with those shop and have not even been to those shops.

 

Was some one talking about land cruisers?

 

Zbros Racing right here in Logan

 

Damn...that's dope AF! Those tires are hella crazy.

 

I love that they are purpose built. 35's without modifying ANYTHING? That's pretty cool! They're super long though, and 60k for a Rubicon? That's insane. Maybe if it were Cummins powered, but 60K to drive to Farmington Station, and the occasional rip up behind the Bountiful B? I don't know how people do it.

This is what I'm hoping happens! Good solid competition and loss in sales will help push Toyota to improve the Tacoma to keep up.

My 30 year old Land Cruiser drives the same down the road as a JK Wrangler. Might be a little more quiet lol. Jeeps just feel so cheap.

 

If you’re on instagram check m out. Artic trucks pretty bad ass!!

 

Sorry...I am not on Instagram. I'll try to check them out by another method.

 

Very cool, I can’t find that account though?

My brother was a missionary in Iceland and has a lot of love for that place & those people, plus got a lot of pics with those killer arctic trucks. I gotta make the trip there some day.

 

You can come see this Arctic Truck at the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum here in SLC. It's made it to the South Pole and across the long axis of Greenland. Amazing trucks!

 

Damn! I'm going to check this out, I never knew it existed.

 

You sir have been under a rock... a very large rock.

I'm always happy to offer night/weekend tours and history classes. Groups of 10-15 work best.

 

> crawling out from under a rock <
I'll join the club, I had no idea either . .

https://www.landcruiserhm.com/in-museum

> going back under my rock <

 

Sounds like we need to set up a tour

 

That's pretty dope. I'm gonna have to check that place out and get schooled on some knowledge.