4Runner Off-roading Sour Grass Trail 

Thank you.

I’m running on Bilstein 6112, not fox. Yes it is 2.75-3” lift at front, and 2” at the rear. I do not feel much impact on KDSS.

Yea, I know. Probably because I listened too many Scandinavian black/death metals when I was teen. 😂

Yes, I think we ran on about 15psi.

@@darkviking1109 does not seen to be low for better grip

@@JerryFungNYCyes, 15psi is still not too aggressive.

@7:59 you can tell

Thank you. My 4Runner was factory gear ratio at that time. It has KDSS, and was lifted with 285/70/17 bfg KO2.

@@darkviking1109 cool, what’s your current gear ratio?

@@salemk.3098 now it is 4.88. Preparing for the future 35” 🛞

@@darkviking1109 how much was your 4.88?

@@dat1dsm parts is 1600ish, labor is another 1800ish

Thank you for your advice my friend, I will try turn down the background music presence and add more field sounds.

I used a-track and crawl control both many times. In my understanding a-track is like part of crawl control, just without automatic gas pedal. I used the crawl control in this climb 5:12~6:25. A-track or crawl control really limited the free spinning of wheels push power to the other side. And crawl control definitely did better than I do to push the pedal, it is steady and slow. I think A-track compensates 4Runner to certain level for being lacking of a front locker.

@@darkviking1109 Yes, I've seen how it works and even through its fairly simple it seems to do just fine in most situations. I'd like to get s trd pro before the newer gen less reliable models comes out. But I like my base model for now. And yeah I could definitely see it working in the clip. Love it. One of the best vehicles ever built I think.

Trail head is on south of Tahoe lake, and on the highway 4.

Yes, it has about 2.5-3.0 inch lift at front, and 2inch at rear. It also had 285/70/17 at that time.