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Perfect shape One spare 100W halogen bulb inc. No harness. $150 + shipping for both lights Hendersonville, TN

Yeah....what ^ said - I like!

I got rid of the MT/R's and I'm currently running the KM2's. Plan on going with 39" blue label Krawlers when they come out next spring. BFG's work better for me personally, the MT/R's did ok but wouldn't be my first choice.

Nice!

I thought about doing something like this to mine, can't wait to see the pics!

Yeah, Suzuki Samurai mirrors - the factory one's were tree magnets :D

Had a good run on the TTORA Southeastern Take Over (SETO5) this weekend in Tracy City, TN. The doors don't open quite as easy, but they're still on at least.......some day I'll quit being a lazy *** and actually use the tube doors hanging in my garage! Here's the rest of my pics from the run...

Yeah, that thing is sweet :drool:!

That's actually what I was saying to myself :)! I was soooo not wanting to have to go through that damn hole that it was kinda like a blur when I did - like when you're in a wreck and everything goes into slow motion.........it was really wierd once the engine got submerged and everything went...

I'm actually trying to sell my 37" KM2's also, I'm switching over to blue label 37" BFG Krawlers.....

Had a great ride with the Georgia Cruisers Club this past Saturday in Tracy City. Andrea drove the entire day, figured it's about time for her to start getting some seat time so I was spotter & camera boy all day. It didn't take me long to realize that she's a natural for this stuff and was...

Good point - what I've found on the KM2's is that the sidewall is not very stiff, as compared to the MT/R's w/ Kevlar and Toyo Open Country M/T's that I've previously ran. I run about 30 psig in the KM2's for street pressure, but can only air them down to about 20 psig, because I can almost...

Man, I can't believe Bud sold that thing.....he mentioned that he was thinking about it last time I talked to him. Anyways, that thing will flat go - super nice rig man, congrats!

I look up the gross weight for a '09 4x4, V-6, automatic, Tacoma - Access Cab - 4,070 # Double Cab - 4,155# for reference, my '01 Access cab 4x4 Tundra was - 4,518# (now it's around 6,800# - loaded down with gear, tools, spare parts, and me) Man those new Tacoma's are heavy, I thought they...

I'm running 37x12.50x17 KM2's in a load rating "D", for my heavy rig I wish I had an "E" rated tire, but I would think that a "D" would be about as heavy as you would want on a Tacoma. Any idea what your truck weighs?

I was worried about them moving also, but if you tighten up the preload nut below the spring on the bottom side you can make them as difficult as you want to move. They do not shake at all at 75 MPH.

Well, my rig has now become part Suzuki Samurai…..it's one of the only manufacturer's I hadn't sourced yet! I always try to take some good “lessons learned” notes away from our experiences on the UA and this year's theme was tight trails and huge dumbo mirrors don't play well...