Cement Tacos let's see them!

Got any side shots. Looks good!

 

And it is! Too bad too. I've been in the thick woods enough to know that the Jeep's increased size means that my Taco can go places that the Jeep can't. In the wide open spaces so often featured in the outback pictures of the West included in on this site that larger size may not be of consequence. In the non-cuttable national forests around here, you ain't getting very far back in there before that extra size becomes an issue and you are on your way back out. In the Taco you'd still be going in. When size matters, in some things smaller is better. They don't call it the Big Thicket around here for nuthin'.

 

It’s on 37”tires with a 4” lift, plus the 11” longer wheelbase it’s definitely longer than the DCSB taco.

It’s been fun having the stock OR keep up just fine on some technical sections!

 

yeah buddy. u got that on the money

 

Got my suspension and alignment squeezed in before Thanksgiving . Bilstein 6112/5160, Icon AAL and SPC UCA's. Looking forward to the front settling a little to even it out.

 

Like those wheels @Naszero Very different look. Nice !!

 

Looks good! What notch do you have those 6112s on?

 

6th notch.

 

Took a little drive this morning up Switzerland Trail in Boulder, CO. Pups first time off-road, she much preferred running around when we stopped to make coffee.

 

Did some truck bed camping a few nights ago with the littles.

 

Picking up my baby tomorrow morning fresh off a new lift, wheels, and tires...

 

LB

 

3inch lift done today
HID low beam
LED high beam and Fog

 

what size tires? How much did you have in the suspension mods?

 

Finally got around to talking a picture with the new tires and wheels.

 

About 10 years ago, I designed a house using sketch up and then built much of it myself. It looks shockingly like the house in this picture. Crazy.

 

my dad designed and built the house back in 2018. unfortunately he only got to enjoy it for two years before he passed. he never half assed anything and his house was no exception. there is no doubt this house will still be standing 200 years from now.