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the bigger the bellow, the softer the ride and less pressure you have to run for heavier loads. standard harry Homeowners are 6". Bigger bags are 7-8"dia. Firestone, Ride-rite Homeowner series- Id assume they are the same style quality.

have a viair 88p. fills up my 33x12.5's without stopping easily. works great, never touched anything about it. Just plug it in and go. Used it ~20times same way.

Also look thru the www.t4r and www.ih8mud forums Lots of Lexus modding happening.

I do. All the weight really increased the chances of a puncture or slash. I drop to 30psi unless it's deep sand, then 12psi gives mega flotation. Airing down also REALLY softens the jolt of washboard too

looks like ya had fun. Now a deep cleaning in order! :)

Cruising Northern Death Valley, Spring '17 Eureka Dunes Teakettle Jct. Racetrack Camp above Lippincott Mine Saddle Down Lippincott into Saline Saline As always, DV provides!

Cruising Northern Death Valley, Spring '17 Eureka Dunes Teakettle Jct. Racetrack Camp above Lippincott Mine Saddle Down Lippincott into Saline Saline As always, DV provides!

dig those slider kickouts! looking good and protected now

great explanations above! Ill add- 30/70- split on Full time 50/50 split locked

sweet score for some lucky sole!

Cuz u say you want a lift..... Basics- med is for if your going to carry anything in the back, including peeps. HD is if your going to load the heck out of it. It will ride rougher (or as i feel, tighter) than stock with both completely unloaded, no matter what. The HD will obviously be...

Had to come back home after a couple days in Gonzaga Bay area. Just a quick 5 night in Baja trip.

Recent camping trip thru East side Baja! Quick but, as always, epic baja. soaked in remote hot springs, travelled along baja courses thru Laguna Salada for almost 100miles, ate insane fish tacos in Felipe, drove and camped along the beaches, tucked into remote hidden spots. Cant wait to get...

Recent camping trip thru East side Baja! Quick but, as always, epic baja. soaked in remote hot springs, travelled along baja courses thru Laguna Salada for almost 100miles, ate insane fish tacos in Felipe, drove and camped along the beaches, tucked into remote hidden spots. Cant wait to get...

sweet ride. the short list is all done on it, thats awesome. can't wait to see your adventures come to fruit and all your future mods. Loving my 4th gen i picked up last year

sweet to see u guys pair up with Brian! FROR rules for Toyota goodness.

Absolutely! they've held up very well on all our desert trips and i think they exceed the Duratracs i had in the snow. (roads covered with snow and ice are what we typically have, but lately my driveway has given us fun times with up to 3' pow runs :) )

I have a set of the mtz p3's on my crewmax. Love them. Easy balance and great road manners, but really shine on rough dirt roads. Have quite a few miles in the snow and ice of the eastern Sierras, they are exceptional. Far exceed the Goodyear duramax tires it lost for these in traction...

Don't be jealous! I am a man who knows his shovel well. Though i do try to get on my skis a few days a week ;)

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