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No this is all Wuhan driven. People moving out of the big cities in droves. Camping is a way to get away from others. Hopefully this "movement" doesn't have such a massive effect that there will be absolutely no where to hide anymore

What's the wait is going to be on this after it's released... two...three years??? .:unsure:

The trailer turned out great. I have a Big Tex 8x15. It's over at a friends house cuz I don't use it much anymore. When I get a chance I will find out which box I put on the front of it (can't remember) and get back with you. It looks like it would mount up no problem on yours. I had to...

As I mentioned before I put in the JD Jetting module and it has fixed about 90% of the problem. If you don't or are not going to eventually mod out the bike with a pipe, etc...then the JD module will really help you. If you plan on eventually going with a pipe and want more power than spend...

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Great reply! Thanks for the insight!(y)

When I had my 4Runner I had the Eibach PRO fronts but had stiffer OME springs in the back due to the amount of weight I carried all the time. I would highly recommend the Eibach PRO kit, it was great on the 4Runner. I think they are better than the Bilsteins and come with a million mile...

Weird. I think I would be calling your dealer or Alu-Cab about this one. I don't have any issues whatsoever with my aluminum Eezi-Awn Blade, a very similar tent to yours. Mattress and bedding in there 24-7. Do you pack it away with the windows completely sealed up? Maybe that is what is...

Does this go on your roof rack? Pics?

I'm in. Very nice! Have a safe first trip.

The 4Runner, which is a less luxurious GX doesn't have the auto lights either. Again, it's not a big deal. You literally just lift your arm off the arm rest about 10 inches and turn the lights on, then lower your arm back to the arm rest. A very low impact maneuver. If this is too hard...

And solid axle front end;) But I have a new Tundra now and will be keeping it for a loooooonnnnggg time. (hopefully) The 5.7 is a beast and I love the thing. Is it perfect? Nope, there is no perfect vehicle but it's going to be problem free for many, many years. OP I would just build the...

Nice job! Yeah that ladder is so much better than stock on these tents. I love how quick you can auto collapse the ladder also.

Toyotas have been known for thin paint for years now. When I buy one before I leave the dealership I buy the touch up paint. It's almost mandatory with owning a Toyota. I could care less about auto headlights as I like it old school.

Great choice! Congrats!

Blood diamond?

I had the same issue with my stock Eezi-Awn ladder. Bought this for the win.... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07LFB6X5D/ref=twister_B088T5BTDV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I would suggest using a north shore rack on a receiver hitch on the back of the trailer. Of course you would weight the tongue appropriately. https://northshoreracks.com/

I also only have experience with the clam shell style and I don't think I would want it any other way. My Eezi-Awn Blade is mounted on the a bed rack on my pickup. Undo two latches, lift the back, and I'm camping. Pull down on the cord, tuck in the sides, latch the two latches, and I'm moving...

Nope. Base model truck with a couple options ******