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Glad to hear my build thread is helping someone. I love my truck. The Bilsteins are great up front, and I have really liked my AAL. Go with the ST Maxx tires. They are great on and off road, and surprisingly quiet. You'll be surprised how well yor Tundra will do in most driving situations...

Where are you guys going? Are you doing a Friday / Saturday thing?

The snorkel used on first generation Tundras ans Sequoias is the same as the 100 series snorkel. They have already covered the rear springs, so I have nothing else to add.

Love it!

Some. Just saying to complete the Toyota family a nice lifted Tundra would have fit the bill. Just saying.

If only you were out west. I have been looking for a TC 650 for my Tundra.

Had a friend who had a Sammy back in high school. Loved that rig. I'd love to have one as clean and nice looking as yours.

Did not mean to muddy up, (muddy, there I go again) anybody's thread. I little ribbing never hurt. I did love the story and the pictures. It would be great to live that close to forest roads. I live in beautiful desert, but long for beautiful forest drives.

And even though it rained, he did not ruin any roads huh.

This is an amazing trip. The only thing missing was me in my Tundra.;)

To respond to the original question. I wanted a first generation DC Tacoma to replace my '97 Jeep Cherokee. (We also had a 2001 expedition, but could not afford two trucks.). I knew that it would become our main camping travel vehicle. I thought about the decision for a long time and knew...

No it would not. BFG makes a 33x9.5 in both AT and MT for a 15 inch wheel.

Looks to me like it was. I only caught a quick glimpse as we passed going in opposite directions.

Saw a Tacoma with what appeared to be the flat bed four wheel pop up on it going through Spanish Fork Canyon on Valentines Day, it looked really good.

None whatsoever. I also believe that the St Max tires are quieter than my BFG AT KOs. I know that it is hard to believe however the tires are extremely quiet.

I think he meant the Tacoma is designed to tow more weight.

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FZJ 80, Defender 110, or a 3.0 CRD TJ Brute.

Buy a tablet or two, and a dvd player. I have two girls and a boy, and sometimes they go at each other, but the more we travel the better they are. Also seeing how long everyone can keep a life saver in their mouth helps for about 10 to 15 minutes at a time. Maybe buy a small econo car and...

I am using the bilsteins on my tundra. I have had them on for 2 1/2 years with out a problem. I would recommend them.