The RCTOY inspired TECHOMA

Well did some tractor pulling since i didn't brake it in moab. Still no brake-age but i did get third place in heavy weight competing against a bunch of 3/4 ton big block trucks.

 

subbed... BADASS BUILD

 

nothing new to report in here truck hasnt broke or let me down yet but i still have plans for it. Linking the rear end and taking the bed off. Rear bumper and tail lights will be donated to my 99 build.

 

so the next step is a rear ARB. and then buying link material for the rear. putting my twin batteries in the toolbox and taking the bed off and just running a custom rack to strap down a rubber made crate or two for my gear.

 

Thought you had all your air in the toolbox? Room for more?

 

well i have to pack less tools now so i can put the batteries in there

 

I forget i have this thing.

 

so majestic.

 

can't wait to see what you do with the back end

 

Is this photoshopped or did you cut off the carrier tire mount?

 

Sexy!!

 

I cut it off because it cant support or fit a 42" tire and i wanted to rebuild it for a gas can and cooler mount but instead im just going to take off the entire bumper and bed and start over kinda get her ready for links if i ever decide what i want to do there. The reason i didnt wait to cut if off is was trying to dump weight so i didnt get bumped up to super heavy when i ran in the state fair tractor pulls. I took third place in Heavy weight Against all big block 3/4 ton trucks, Just goes to show what the right gearing and a 3.4 can do.

 

u wanna sell the swing out bumper??

 

I was going to put the piece i cut off back on and put it on my 99 taco when i bob'd the bed and put the back half of that 03 bed on it. Then when i rebuild the front im going to do it all up with 03 fenders and hood and grill since i have to buy all new body for the front anyways.

 

last snow run. First step get more traction of of these pitbulls

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load up to go home and realize how low 3 PSI really is

 

future projects and parts

 

Damn how did it do at 3psi and how deep was the snow you were going through?

 

tires did great at 3 psi in all types of snow. we drove through powder, soft wet snow and iced up snow. snow ranged from 1-3 feet on flat surfaces and drifts got as deep as 8 feet. The pic of the right tire on the drift the drivers front tire was still on 2 foot of snow. Pictures never do it justice i stood next to that drift and it was as tall as me (6 foot)

 

This thing is insane

 

Subbing