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@paddlequest, since your rig weighs similar to mine I would recommend adding two OME AAL's in. I found that one wasn't enough and am really happy now that I added a second one. Just my two cents...

@supercamperos Any updates on this? I am super interested to know what you ended up going with regarding the axle.

@FJOE did you order the 7" for your T100? I am looking at getting one for my Tacoma and curious as to how yours is performing?

How many amp hours on that thing?

@the_dude I think that you should keep the 80 series. Once you add a camper to a first gen Tacoma your mpg drops significantly along with your range. I get between 14 and 16 depending on the type of driving that I am doing, just my two cents...

Any updates on this?

Epic guys! I get stoked every time that you post because I am hoping to follow in your footsteps soon.

@awisernig is that an XP that you are throwing on the back of that? Post some more photos of that flatbed/ camper combo it looks sweet!!

@paddlequest here is a photo of my rack. It is made of 1x steel tubing with the flooring welded on. It is reasonably light (85 lbs) but solid enough that I can cruise around up there and strap down whatever I need. [/url]20170304_150007 by Matt Sawyer, on Flickr[/IMG] Hope that helps!

@paddlequest that rack/ cage is looking slick! I have an expanded metal floor on my roof rack and love it!

I have no affiliation but if I was looking for a rig this thing would be pretty sweet: https://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/6057461662.html

Enjoy Nicaragua!! I went there in 2007 and loved it. Hope you guys are getting some waves and having fun, I am vicariously living through you guys :)

This thing is sick! I am digging the drawer/ platform section in the back

No worries didn't mean to come off grumpy about the tire question haha. Dave I can't seem to find any tires in the size I need with a higher load capacity. Does anyone know of some good load range d or e tires in 31x10.50x15?

P Nut, Maybe it is just the tires (General Grabbers AT2 load range C) that I am running right now and not the load range but I have had two sidewall punctures in 10,000 miles and don't want to have to continue to deal with it. I imagine that load range d or e would help mitigate the sidewall...

So I am running stock Toyota alloy 15x7 rims on my Tacoma, and plan on sticking with the stock size of 31x10.5x15 but am looking for load rand D or E and can't seem to find anyone that has them in that size. Does anyone have any recommendations?

If you don't mind me asking what would you say your average cost per month to camp/ drive/ adventure is (in hopes that I can budget correctly for a similar adventure)? Is $1,000/ month unrealistic? Feel free to shoot me a PM if you don't want to post it. Keep adventuring and posting photos!!

Epic that you guys are getting waves down there by yourselves. Someday I hope to drive down to Panama and back and surf and adventure along the way in my Tacoma. Buenas suerte con su viaje amigos!

I still do the same thing. Hopefully he starts to update it again soon. Bajataco inspired me to start building up Tacoma's and adventuring. :sombrero:

Rad looking rig! Where are you moving to in Hawaii?