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I swear... its... not mine!

Scott and I were talking this evening... if I put the roof rack on top of the Thule bars and the RTT on top of that... it would be almost as tall a Guambomb's giant 80! Hmmm...

I'll have to look at the bill from TOD. The total came in less then expected, so I think they ended up replacing the bearing instead of the whole thing.

Looks like I will be leaving my built truck in the stable and taking my almost stock 80 to Overland Expo this year. Kinda feel bad... the 4Runner will be lonely, and it always wants to go on trips.... Do y'all think it will be mad at me? :P

Good idea. Roll the cameras! :wings:

I like it. Cool perspective, looking UP the hill for a change!

New front pads and rotors, freshly packed wheel bearings, and a new a/c tensioner. $$$ :Wow1: less then 3 days 'til go time!

The only fitment issue that I know about with a 4" lift is the clearance of the oil pan over the front axle. Several guys have modified their pans to clear the pan with less lift. The engine is 36" tall... thats the issue.

What can I say... got great friends.

Weight capacity is 150 lbs.

Parts are in the garage.

Honored to have you, my friend. Its going to be one heck of an adventure!

New storage system:

Congratulations, Cristian! This is wonderful news. Thank you for your dedication to our community and your hard work in making this long needed base of operations a reality.

Yes... it is slightly higher on the driver side now.

I need to update this thread with some pictures... New storage system... check. New lower ball joints... check. New water pump... check. Another power steering pump (#3)... check. Having a rig that is ready to lead a group half way across the country on dirt roads... priceless.

Lift is fixed. Lean is gone-ish. CB installed. Still measures poorly on the SWR. Got stuff for the tune up. Will get it done this week. and.... My lockers decided to start working! :wings: Thanks again to LaOutback, SilvElise, and Bones for helping me get this truck ready for its...

Troopers don't need much more then a good set of tires. I will be going up there a couple weekends for scouting trips in the area to the south of there. I'll see if I can put something together for a maintainence trip if I can ever get a free weekend! :snorkel:

Got it. Thank you very much! I appreciate it.

Tellin' ya, man... people don't get it when I try to tell them how different the State Park is from the National Park. Some of the views look similar, but the terrain types in the parks are completely different. The state park is somewhere where you worry about breaking down and having to walk...