Landcruiser + SAS tacos = Fun in the snow

[CaliCruiser]

Ah, another great snow run in the books! Four of us broke out today for a little fun in the white stuff. The snow averaged between 1-3/3.5 feet deep and was perfect for wheelin. Most of the time all four of us were plowing snow with the front axle on 37's. The 'tuna boat' (60 series landcruiser) sank in the soft once, but with a quick tug, we were back on our way. After that, I chained up the rear wheels and we were are unstoppable after that. I'm tired and will add more later, here are the pics. . .

 

[MuddyMudskipper]

Nice pics!:clapsmile

Looks like you guys had fun.

 

[CaliCruiser]

Ya it was a great time with the perfect amount of snow. Oh ya, chains rule!

Dylan

 

[xcmountain80]

Well I'm jealous


Aaron

 

[Funrover]

THAT IS AWSOME! Those pics make me wanna go out and snow wheel right now, and the trucks are all excellent. A ton of time has been involved in the building of those I can tell!

 

[spressomon]

D: Somebody towed their AT Chaser along?

 

[CaliCruiser]

Nope, thats Matt with the Taco Chaser.

 

[Mlachica]

Wow, that looks like sooo much fun! :26_7_2:

 

[davegonz]

Very cool pics. Those SAS tacos look sweet...and the blue 60 is too.

 

[HMR]

Great rigs guys! I'd have a tough time picking a favorite.

 

[taco chaser]

Hey Dylan, are there more pic's or was that all that came out good?

 

[CaliCruiser]

Couple more. . . nothing spectacular.

 

[taco chaser]

Cool, thank's Dylan!:26_7_2:

 

[DBS311]

Anybody know the length of Taco rear springs? I could never get that amount of flex out of the rear of my SOA FJ62.

 

[taco chaser]

Anybody know the length of Taco rear springs? I could never get that amount of flex out of the rear of my SOA FJ62.

57" for the 2002 and 03. Did you ever try 63" 3/4 ton chevy springs, that's what's running under the rear of the 60 and the Taco's?