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I'm blowing hot air, OK. Like I said in my first post, I do not know warranty laws on vehicles. Therefore take what I am saying with a grain of salt. I also said I am just trying to look at the other said of the coin. Devils advocate. For people out there lifting trucks and doing a-trac hacks...

She's just right, right now. If I pushed them out further, I'm afraid I would stuff them into the fenders and bind. Sweet rims!

But as soon as you put a lift on or bigger tires or any kind of mod, you change the operating parameters that the vehicle was designed for. Once you've done that, I don't see why Toyota has to stand behind it. Thats cool if they do, I'm just looking at the other side of the coin. For those who...

What happened to your 80?

POO! Not enough backspace or else I would be on these. I need at least 5-1/2" backspace to not rub.

I don't know any of the legalities of owning a vehicle under warranty. Having said that, I'm surprised everyone wants Toyota to fix trucks that they take offroad. Offroad is harsh driving. Why should the manufacturer be liable for issues with abusive driving? I've seen the way some of the FJC...

I've used one of those for years backpacking. Very awesome tent! This tent will hold a large individual and their backpack comfortably or 2 people in a pinch. I've used mine in some nasty weather (4days of rain while backpacking) and stayed quite dry. Bump for a great tent!:tent:

Thanks for the answer, to bad I wasn't quicker on the draw.

Oooh, How tall are the side walls? My roof rack sits at about 7'6" off the ground. Is that taller or shorter than yours? I'm wondering if the walls will even get close to the ground.

I've always heard the same thing, uphill has the right a way. I always pull over if I have space, regardless if I am uphill or downhill.

Kyle, I like that idea for inflation. That would be sweet to hook it up to the Co2 and go for it. Let us know how that project turns out.

Thats it. I always just pull the core. I've never lost one or cross threaded. I use one of those little 4-way tools. I do keep spares in my kit, just in case. I can also recognize the different sound when the air gets down to around 17psi. Then I replace the core and finish it up down to 15psi...

I have the 170 strikers. Very bright. I have the clear lens they come with and also a combo amber(very good in dusty/foggy conditions) and a dispersion clear lens(for a wider beam). I also bought the black covers for them for everyday protection. I love these lights! I have no experience with...

So after finishing reading this thread, I see you already got one. Cool rifle, I'm sure he'll enjoy it!

I have a .338 WinMag. It is a heavier round and packs more punch at long range than the .300. It also drops more at long ranges, but a good shooter knows how to deal with that. .300 is more common, however. The Remington 700 is an awesome rifle.

Scored 8 Gambels Quail yesterday and my buddy got 7. We were both using Remington 870 Wingmaster 12ga. Some pics over here.

Thanks Martyn. I will pass that on. 2 Expo members from Utah picked her up this evening and are taking her back to the new owner. Not sure if the new owner is on Expo yet. Sad to see her go, but it was the right thing to do right now.

Trailer is sold. She is gone. Thanks for looking.

I wouldn't bother powder coating bumpers or sliders. They take to much of a beating and you'll end up rattle canning them anyway to fix the blemishes. A rack, however, is a good candidate for powder coat. It' won't get much abuse so the $$ spent on coating won't go down the drain. Geoross had...

That looks tough! I like it.