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I got the Spot a few years ago and it's been a great tool for backpacking and trips without cell service. Let's people at home know I'm ok during those trips and places like Baja. Sat phones are very expensive, I've only known one guy that rented once a year for a hard multi day Offroad trail...

Any BFG will be a great choice. Currently running KM2 and waiting on the KM3 this year cam_toyota_tech

Slick Rock Trail, Lake Alpine, CA https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url=https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/index.php?threads/Slick-Rock-Trail%2C-Lake-Alpine%2C-CA.427/&share_tid=427&share_fid=1030797&share_type=t cam_toyota_tech

No it's totally doable, with those mods and rigs you are good to go. Take your time and have a blast. You can warm him up by doing Corral Hollow and camp the night. Good confidence build up to do slick rock. cam_toyota_tech

Just saw your travel picture. Awesome stuff and hope to see your adventures! I'm from Colombia living in California. We will be visiting in April and can't wait for the food, fruit, juices, and aguardiente! What are your destinations while in Colombia? cam_toyota_tech

No but we get that a lot, he's only 85lbs. Half german shepherd half some pit mix. He loves the outdoors like we do cam_toyota_tech

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Bad weather, recovery situations, mountain driving, and more. Once you have them and use them you'd wonder what took so long cam_toyota_tech

Most of the time we get a bushing noise form the front end is from installation or maintenance issues. Someone will either tighten or torque the arm/strut/uniball bolts with the vehicle in the air during install...or they grease the outer part of the bushing trying to get them installed in the...

Then a Toytec boss system is what you want. Save for it and you will be a lot happier. - Their coil set up front, and Toytec super flex springs with their shocks rear. - One things to consider is getting the little stuff at the same time. The coils come present at 2.5" up front, so order the...

I'm not a fan of spacers. But you can go that route to get you by for some time while you save for a good lift kit. Like Icon, king, etc. One of my good customers decided to add a toytec spacer up front on his Trail edition for a short time. It had 500 miles on the odometer... I should add...

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Most of the time yes, you can be somewhere on the middle or rear of the pack and follow tithe tracks. Depends on how much snow there is but ya stock and air down you are good. Try 8-10psi if it's fresh snow, I have been up there once when it was maybe a foot of packed snow and was able to run...

Not sure if I'll be able to drive up there before snow melts this year. Have fun everyone! From last year Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

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Let's start by what year is your 4runner? Stay within 3" to keep suspension, ride quality, and manners happy. Look into lift like Toytec, Fox, King, and Icon. Do it right the first time. And I suggest staying away from any spacers, RC lifts (there is a reason why they have "rough" in the...

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Bummer, it's just up the road and get some good snow wheeling if there is snow in the ground. Plus the bar is awesome Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Did you drive up to Uncle Toms? Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk