Colorado trail run anyone ?

sorry guys i am out family is in town havent seen them in way to long

 

so bring them along man!

 

Man oh man, today turned out pretty damn good! I could not find a u-joint for my jeep today so we took the Tacoma. My friend was able to meet up with us earlier than expected so I decided to head up rampart range road and find a campsite. It was a lot of fun watching him take his rig over an obstacle I take for granted. Here he is and my wife following.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtube_gdata_player&v=NdlfiHL7PoM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtube_gdata_player&v=uCFs1Z9gXZI
Tomorrow will be as fun, but we wont be at McDonald's til 10:30ish.

 

I would bring them but 4 people in a AC they wouldn't be happy for very long

 

I' had 6 in mine. But they were happy enough to have a ride. Also I drove 3 hours with 4 people but they didn't complain.

 

Nice, where in Rampart was this?

 

I was able to hit up Dakan Road with two friends... They both drive Nissans one is an 08 Frontier and the other an 06 Xterra

http://s2.photobucket.com/albums/y17/Meat556/Dakan Road/

 

Dam CV boots. I wish I could of gone.

 

Haha yeah man that sucks.... What are you doing about the CV?

 

Just gonna replace the boot, in the parking garage of my school.

 

Haha good luck with that...Ever changed a boot before?

 

Not at all. But I'm very mechanically inclined. I read some threads and now need to buy a few things including boots of course.

 

dude just get CVs from autozone, they have a lifetime warranty. replacing a boot is like figuring out women.

also, where do live?

 

S.B. saw you post on cottora too lol you are better off getting the whole thing re-booting really sucks I did one and the last one I will do!

 

I've never replaces one yet but I would replace the axel then replace the boot on the old one and keep it as a spare

 

I've never replaces one yet but I would replace the axel then replace the boot on the old one and keep it as a spare

 

To do a new CV is alot less time, if you know what you are doing it can be done in 20min or less but the re boot took a while with cleaning and re-packing the boot expect a mess with the re-boot.

 

I live in the dorms at UCCS. Getting a replacement axel is kind of out of the question sine I have no other place the put the "old" one or to rebuild it beside next to the truck and I don't want to take out the replacement when I get the current one fixed.

At least this is an excuse to get more tools.

 

It already a mess in there.

heres some pics:
Front side:

Back side:

 

I called Liberty toyota and they do replace the boots, but they wanted at least $270 for the job. So by doing it my self I save about $150. And I gain even more experience.