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Come down anytime- we'll set it up one of these days.

I chose the frontrunner rack due to it's low profile and how modular it is...

I've got the normal redundant security systems in place and a Rocky Mountain GPS tracking device installed. If they get it in, then started, then rolling I can track where it's at at all times.

We'll be in that area for a Wilderness medicine conference in Sante Fe early June- other than that...

We added molle panels in the rear. This will allow us to attach pouches, bags etc for added storage- figured I'd share.

x3, I have the same setup and would do it again in a second

Thanks guys- yep, Sportsmobile did an awesome job putting this thing together. Jeff told me during the walk thru that even the workers as they were building it were saying how great it was going to be (I suspect they tell ALL their customers this but...!) I've put some molle panels on the rear...

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I installed a FrontRunner rack- I'm sure the Baja rack can be secured low profile.

That looks great! I'm looking forward to seeing how it plays out!

The first replier answered your question very appropriately, I think.

x2- any changes?

my wife has mountainbiked on those trails 3 or 4 times- there's a Ouachta Challenge there every year she rides in.

I should be able to make it- don't think I'll have to work. I'm looking forward to seeing everyones rig!

The more I looked at the TRD exhaust tip after I changed bumpers the more it stuck out like a sore thumb. It hung pretty low as well. I cut the thing off and had a local shop weld up a high clearance pipe in it's place. Sounds a little different but I like it better without it. Before: After:

No issues whatsoever with my '06 off road DC- I'd do it again in a second!

Yep, he's trying to blend in down there but it's not working out for him...

Thanks! Yep, I really like the way the rear turned out. It was a super straightforward install and it's super solid. I love the front bumper too but it's a more subjective style. The Tacoma is my DD so it goes everywhere, the SMB is our long stay vacation rig and the jeep has become a sunny...

Sounds good to me- like you said, theres not too much to do around here but I'd love to see other setups and hear other thoughts and ideas. I'd certainly show up!

They've held up great- no complaints here!