By the way, there was a wild fire on the other side of the ridge when I made that climb. Snaking fire, Bailey Colorado. Can't remember the date , maybe 7 or 10 years ago.
I could have climbed that in my 96 T 100 stock. I know because I climbed shit worse than that in 4 Low. With a witness who told some dudes at church what a bad ass I was. Wasn't me. It was the T.
There's so much more then what I caught on video. This trail is none stop action from beginning to end. Then you have to take every in reverse back out. You would love it dude
Hey I'm the guy in the gray jeep that failed the obstacle towards the end. Good news is I now have a 2 1/2" lift and 35's and walked right over it 😎 thank you for including my fail in the video though 🤣
There was no momentum at all, the 4Lo should if worked with a little speed. I done that hill many times. Never crawl that slow unless u are rock crawling everyone. Overall badass rig brotha 🤙🏽
you should be fine with another rig and ask the office for what trails they would recommend for your tacoma on their map. they usually recommend some trails for overlanders where you should be ok on
Great video and great driving by all. It might be easier for the less experienced drivers to only have 1 spotter. Makes it stressful for some people when there are a few people hollering instructions. Just my 2 cents. Safe travels
Thanks and you are very correct. Sometimes you don't notice that your also trying to spot when you should'nt lol until you see it on video. Gonna have to work that one out for sure.
Nice video! Watching the flex is satisfying lol What suspension are you running? I'm wondering what you think of them for long distance overlanding use and daily driving/it's reliability. Thanks!
Dobinson long travel and I highly recommend them for a budget setup. I've had this set for over 5 years and they are coming to the end of their life but have given me no issues at all. I will go with Dobinson again for my next setup. Oh and i have done almost everything with them, daily, overlanding, desert dunes, rocks. It's not the best in anything but it does it all and gets me home
@@loojherr8650 Great! And you were happy with the ride quality and handling with them on the road and long distance travel? I’m thinking of shipping my 4runner to Asia.. so perhaps before I go, I wanted to get something that fits the bill all around like you described 😎
I had a 96 4runner with an elocker. I wheeled multiple times weekly and only used it a handful of times in 20 years. The times I did use it, adding one more pulling tire was not enough. On the rocks it counts. Anywhere else, helps....sometimes.
