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Sorry for the delayed response. Haven't had a lot of downtime lately. With you being right there in Poky, next time you're looking for a fun drive, you can stay on dirt almost the whole way from IF to West Yellowstone, MT. First part isn't shown here, but Heise Hot Springs to Green Canyon Hot...

Hey, if you end up breaking up the setup, I would take the aux tray in a sec. FYI, this setup is actually for a 2nd gen. Reason being, 3rd gen tacos have an alternator voltage that's regulated/limited by the ECU. The max volts you get from the alt on the newer trucks is 13.5. you need ~14.4v...

This still available? You ever come up to Southern Idaho?

First thing that jumps out at me is in Forums. After scrolling through a long list of threads and then clicking into one to read it, then clicking back, the app takes you back to the very top of the thread list so you have to scroll down again to find where you were in the list. Seems like back...

Nice! I'm looking to for a hard tail w/a 100-120mm fork and some fat tires for spring gravel rides and bikepacking. Leaning towards the Santa Cruz Chameleon w/a 120mm fork and 29" tires. I just need to sell a couple other bikes that I'm not riding as much these days first.

Here's a few trail snaps from this spring:

Brent, I could probably offer a few suggestions for scenic FS roads near the Tetons where I live that you may've missed last time you were here. Grassy Lake, Brooks Lake, Gros Ventre, Curtis Canyon, Greys River, Granite Creek, any of the lakes North of Pinedale in the Winds. A little further...

Off-Grid Engineering. But yeah, after shopping around for a while I came to that same conclusion as well.

Far West WY here. Teton Valley, Wydaho to be exact. I hardly ever make it east of Lander but would definitely be down for meeting up with other members and exploring more of the middle of the state once everything gets back to normal. LMK if any of you are ever out this way.

Welcome from Eastern ID! 3rd gen taco here as well. You'll find that the truck is pretty capable as is. Get out and use it to figure out what does and doesn't work for you before dumping a ton of money into it. First place to start with modifications would definitely be tires though. And, if you...

Just came across this post. I lived on Pensacola Beach and in the city of Pensacola for years and never knew about the trails out at Eglin. That looks awesome though! I used to spend a couple weekends a month camping and exploring the trails in the Blackwater River State Forest to the east of...

Thanks. Just wanted to make some of that info easier to find and digest after spending way to much time on it myself haha.

Ha, I've been down a pretty deep rabbit hole researching dual batteries for my 3rd gen. In your case, this thread is a good place to start. But, a lot of that info is more specific to the second gen trucks. As you're researching, the big thing to keep in mind with the 3rd gens, is that the...

Hey Ed, is your node actually different from your call sign or is that a typo?

Nice truck! Like @Chris Ludwig above. I have the North American version of the Hilux. Canopy and tent are both from a South African Mfgr and I've been very pleased with them. Wish the truck had a diesel though. Or at least a V8. My last rig was a Jeep with the 5.7 Hemi and I've definitely missed...

Thanks. Those pics were from Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah (in that order). I live on the WY/ID border, halfway between MT/UT so all four states are easy access for me.

Just realized I haven't posted any photos of the truck on here since I got it... a year and a half ago. Here are a couple snaps from this fall:

I've definitely missed having it on a couple trips, but the new rig has been great too. One of the best things about the trailer was being ale to keep it packed and ready to go at anytime. The truck functions similarly. I've been able to leave an overnight bag, and everything I need to camp in...

I did. Last I heard, it was still being enjoyed, and further built out, by a family in TX.