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hey buddy! I think its still Copperstate 4 wheelers. I'm just forwarding the info I came across since I hadn't seen it posted anywhere yet. I don't even think I can make it, big work event that morning.

Come out and help clean the desert! This event is hosted by Copperstate Cruisers Bring the family, bring plenty of water and a good hat and help keep one of the most popular off-road areas in the Phoenix area open for years to come. View Rally Point Details

Playing messenger here. This years annual 4 Peaks Clean up is scheduled for Saturday November 4th beginning at 7:30 am. All are encouraged to show up, even briefly to lend a hand to help keep the area open to all kinds of users. If you have ever been out the the area, which I'm sure all of us...

I'll be there all week, my truck will be in the SDHQ Off Road booth #61. We might have a second vehicle in there as well.

You're going to have a difficult time finding a good set of sliders for under $500 http://www.cbioffroadfab.com/products/5th-gen-toyota-4runner/5th-gen-4runner-rock-sliders-with-kick-outs/ http://www.rcimetalworks.com/10-17-4Runner-Rock-Sliders-T4R-10-13-08.htm

im down

My little dude is starting to get big.

I personally have never been a fan of BajaRack. They look cool but I think they're a little more form than function. Front Runner is always my first choice for roof racks due to their inherently low profile, modular design and plethora of accessories. Makes adapting the rack to your chosen use...

Yep, 11 weeks old. He's my third

Thank you sir

Got myself another hound, already took him out wheeling a couple times

Baja Designs on the 2017 Build, but you already knew that :smiley:

My 65 landed today, should be waiting for me when I get home

Hell Yea I did! First thing I added to it actually

Hell yea! Same set-up I have on my truck. I'll go give you a follow

tubbsisland is my username

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doin hound stuff

buying new joints isn't going to solve your problem tho, you're just throwing money at the inevitable happening again in the future. Fact of the matter is your links are simply too short to work with the added droop and articulation of your lift, which being a Nissan I would assume is more...

Done!