UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Well y'all, its been real. What a great 6 years exploring red rocks, mountain peaks and everything in between.

Off to WA I go.

 

Safe travels, all the best in your new job & location, and I hope to cross paths again one of these days

 

Safe travels my friend. You’ll be missed back here in the land of Zion (or whatever we decided it was).

 

Who are you planning on to rebuild your shocks?

 

safe travels man! see yah in WA when I find time to come up there!

 

I believe it’s RLT Suspension.

 

No shit, what’s in WA? Just got a new job?

 

Yep, new job opportunity. Very real chance Ill be back at some point, but will be an upper left USA resident for a little while.

 

And in case youre wondering, yes, you can fit a 2nd gen DCSB tacoma on a U-haul...barely

 

Which brings a question to mind... Why didn't you rent/buy a trailer and pull it with the Tacoma?

 

Sweet! Let me know how well they do on their quality of work. I'm interested and need to do a rebuild on my suspension too.

 

Will do.

 

Thats the uhaul trailer.

 

Way too much shit. When I moved out to Utah I had a similar sized uhaul to his pic, and when I came back to TN I sold or threw away anything that wouldn’t fit in my runner and teardrop camper…. Which meant I brought back no furniture and a lot less of my stuff

 

Congrats! That’s exciting.

 

I was very pleased with Miles at RLT.

 

I unknowingly met Miles a couple weekends again. It was kinda funny, but anyway, we chatted. Dude does a lot of off-roading. He’s cool.

 

Has everyone caught the 4th Gen Taco reveal? They look sweet.

However, I feel like it’s the death of off-roading. It’s already crowded everywhere you go, but this new Gen is going to unleash the masses.

Going to have to go way far out and find the most extreme terrain to find solitude.

 

You are probably correct... even though 99% of any trucks never see dirt. Maybe the percentage is lower with tacos... maybe. But still, most people that pay too much for a truck spend more time waxing them than driving them in the wilds.

 

Yeah...pretty sure my stock taco has done more offroad stuff than most overbuilt ones i see on the road. But who am I to judge. I need to see the new ones in person to pass judgment. Already not a fan of I4 turbo.