Sweet pics.
I saw you guys fixing a flat on the Mojave Road.
Not sure you remember..
We were in a silver 4runner and a silver Tacoma. We waited a few minutes for you to fix the flat and then caught up with you guys at the intersection when we turned left.
Oh yah i remember, we had so many flats haha how was your trip hopefully you had a good time and didnt have as many issues as we did?!
:yikes:
were the bolts out of spec?? either those were crappy bolts, out of spec bolts, ancient bolts, or that guy had some seriously bad luck.
Not sure but the guy beats on his stuff so it was probably a combination of a lot of things.
Going to pick up some spare bolts now, don't want that happeneing to me. I have seen that happen to a few Tacomas (online). That is the only weak point I see left on my front end. Need to hit the Mojave trail again :smiley_drive: I wan't to do it in the winter with snow!
Going to pick up some spare bolts now, don't want that happeneing to me. I have seen that happen to a few Tacomas (online). That is the only weak point I see left on my front end. Need to hit the Mojave trail again :smiley_drive: I wan't to do it in the winter with snow!
Seeing the mis-spelled title of this thread was like fingernails on a chalkboard for me. So I fixed it. The name of the area is "Mojave," not "Mohave." It's Spanish, OK?
I notice your comment said that you "broke a lot of stuff".
I'd like to hear more about what you broke - and how you fixed it.
That kind of feedback is always pretty helpful, I think
Kiwi-Yank
We had a total of 6 flat tires, 1 toasted alternator, and the bolts that hold the ball joint to the spindle sheered off.... On both sides..... In one day on the Tacoma. He happened to have the right size bolts in his parts bag to use till we got off the trail then he had to tow it home. Insurance ended up totaling it and giving him 14k for it HA lucky guy!!!