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Hah, good. I've removed my front sway bar, as well. Although I'm running aftermarket coilovers with 600lb springs so the impact to driving characteristic was minimal,

Very nice! Looking at the trail picture with your rear flexed, it appears that you still have the sway bar on. Do yourself a favor and get rid of that thing. It does nothing for on-road handling and without it, your rear axle can do what it was designed to do off-road. Keep us updated on...

Love the truck and the bed rack. If I had a pickup, I'd definitely run a similar setup.

Nice! Make sure to post some pictures when you get the lift installed. I'm not sure I'm capable of taming your left ball, but I'm willing to give it the old college try (I jest). No doubt that my eyes are drawn like a freaking magnet to any other modified X I see out and about, as they're so...

There are a lot of cool X builds on OB.....mine is probably one of the more tame examples.

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Hah, yes, I think it's real. And for those who think I'm actually encouraging people to pick fights with animals.......I'm not.

While none of the aforementioned animal encounters have ended in violence (thus far), it is important to remember that these situations can turn violent, quickly. In such instances, sometimes it's better to be the instigator of the violence. Watch the video for a good tutorial on holding your...

I haven't really updated this thread much recently, so I thought I'd throw in a few pictures of my recent trips to Naches, the Olympic Peninsula, and Mt. Ranier. There's been no significant additions to the Xterra other than 1 inch BORA wheel spacers and an ARB awning...

OB crew, My wife and I are planning to explore Northern California, coastal CA, and coastal Oregon in January. We've got about a week to spend driving, camping, and hiking. We'll be starting around Olympia, Wa, and working our way down I-5. Our original plan was to hit the redwoods first, then...

This. Of all the terrible pieces of government-contract acquired equipment I've used over the years, the standard issue army sleep system is not one of them. With the combination of the light (or patrol) bag, heavy bag, and bivouac sac, I once slept in a 3 foot deep snow bank and awoke no...

That date would work for me, right now. Due to the nature of my employment, it's difficult to commit to a concrete date this far out. Regardless, count me in.

Awesome FJ and I love the pup. I've seen your rig and trip photos over on ExPo and I'm glad you've made it over to this community!

Awesome! We need to start one of those "registries" for xterras. There's enough of us here, now.

I'd be game for this. I'll be following for additional details.

Great 4Runner! Makes me miss my '96. I'm in Lacey and it looks like we frequent a lot of the same trails/areas.

I'll be out of the country for work until the end of September. I'm game for anything in October, though.

Cool trip and photos, Josh. I bet Chip and Dale enjoyed it, as well :grinning:

Great videos and photos, man. We've still got to try and do our Olympic Peninsula get together for the Washinton folks.

I'm going to play devil's advocate here, and say Power Wagon. If you're looking for more cargo space than the Xterra has to offer, this seems like the logical leap. Going from a mid-sized SUV to a slightly larger mid-sized SUV doesn't make too much sense to me, unless you've got other issues...