Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Im far from an expert on second gen stuff but I know the first gen ADD is generally a non issue. I think the second gen tcase is normally the bigger issue if you don’t exercise 4 low regularly

 

12" rough country??!

 

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Correct. Still researching the so called issues with 3rd Gen t cases (haven't seen any myself....)

 

And..... Leaves? Tires? Carrier bearing drop? SPC uppers? Perhaps an RCI skid plate? (big fall sale going right now)

 

I have no idea what you fellas are saying… just came by to say

 

So you're going to put front suspension on and squat your trail limo?

 

You don’t like the Carolina squat?

 

Does the tensioner need to be replaced when you replace belts?

 

Does anyone remember when tigerton closes for the winter? I remember hearing they close, but cant find anything on the website about when.

 

I saw on FB Oct.31st trails close but looks like camping is still available at least until end of November.

I might try to get there 1 more time before the trails close. If I can get there it'll probably be a just Friday night/Saturday either the weekend of the 21st or 28th. Kinda want to try climbing that rock that you got winched up @McSpazatron.

 

Ok thanks, I’m trying to see if my sister and her family can go on a day trip. They have a bone-stock 4 door jeep that’s never gotten dirty, and her and my BIL have been looking for an excuse. Just a matter of timing/availability.

I’m thinking the ring-road should be doable for them without breaking anything lol. I bet the nephews would think that alone would be pretty rad. The only hesitation is what @Taco-Grinder mentioned about mud and stock jeeps…so it’s probably best to keep the jeep’s feet dry. Actually, same with me, since I dont want to clean the undercarriage once the weather gets cold. I hosed things down yesterday, and it was already cold enough lol.

@Supr4Lo If you get up there again and the the ramp rock isn't full of mud and ice, I think you’re just gonna have to send it! And a video too

 

I'd watch that, from a respectful distance!

 

When I watched the video of the jeep going up it's really the first 5 feet that is an issue. Have to get over the hump at the bottom and the mud doesn't help.