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When life on tarmac isn't enough. This section is for 4x4 Offroad Events, Pics, Discussion. Places to test your truck, Techniques and Skills. Everyone of all skill levels are welcome. Got a wicked campsite you would like to share? Discover the great outdoors, gear discussion etc.
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Old 05-30-2013, 01:31 PM   #1
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Post your ride --

Time to breath some life back into this forum,

Guys lets get more RS folk involved and interested in "4x4's and the great outdoors"


Please throw up a brief description of your vehicle including make, model, mods and why you chose it.

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Make: Toyota
Model: 4runner Trail Edition (2010
Mods: Push bar, GOBI custom stealth rack with rear hatch ladder, GOBI heavy duty hatch struts, rear diff breather relocate, IPF 968 CSG lights with Daystar rocker switch. Fiamm el grandes, Good Year Wrangler Silent Armor AT Tires.



















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Woot! Okay... this is my '92 YJ, picked it up in January and just sent off the final payment for it











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Year: 2008
Make: Nissan
Model: Xterra
Trim: Off-Road 6MT
Color: Knight Armour
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Armour:
Rad skid - Shrock
Shrock Front Bumper
Shrock Rear Bumper with all the goodies
Shrock Sliders
OEM Skids

Wheels/Tires:
Black XD Addicts 18"
285/60/18 E Nitto Trail Grapplers

Suspension:
Nisstec UCA
Extended Travel Radflo C/O
OME Leaf packs
Radflo Emulsion Rears
Energy Suspension bump stops
PRG Cam Bolts

Exterior:
Locking wet box handle
In Channel rain guard
OEM Bug Deflector
Rear diff breather extention
Tail Light Guards
Hella 500FF HID Converted on Shrock
4X Hella FF75 HID converted on Xoscel low pro bar
LED Projector Reverse Bulbs (well worth the $30)
12" LED Light Bar on Front Shrock bar
Stealth front grill
Halo Projector Lights with 4300k HID
4300K HID OEM Converted Fog Lights
Optima Redtop
X-Battery Tiedown
LED Alley Lights
LED Reverse lights on custom real light bar
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175lb rear hatch struts

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Bullydog GT Tuner
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Traded in my 05 Xterra for a 09 VW Tiguan Highline.

Miss my X a lot, but do not miss my fuel bill! I bought my X primarily for work when I was an archaeologist....was always driving up mountains, logging roads, etc all around the interior. Transitioned out of field and it became a city vehicle...thought it was time to be responsible and down size.

Loving to Tiguan...stoked to see how it handles the winter. I certainly don't mind all the bells and whistles that came with it...never had fully loaded vehicle before

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Traded in my 05 Xterra for a 09 VW Tiguan Highline.

Miss my X a lot, but do not miss my fuel bill! I bought my X primarily for work when I was an archaeologist....was always driving up mountains, logging roads, etc all around the interior. Transitioned out of field and it became a city vehicle...thought it was time to be responsible and down size.

Loving to Tiguan...stoked to see how it handles the winter. I certainly don't mind all the bells and whistles that came with it...never had fully loaded vehicle before

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That would look sweet with a 6" lift and set of 35s
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Couple things done here and there, but it's more or less stock.

It's still a piece of shit, though.
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looks like you're doing some major surgery on it.
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looks like you're doing some major surgery on it.
The e-brake failed and it wasn't in gear, so it decided to go visit a gathering of trees down the hill from the house. Had to replace the front bumper/rebar, grill, headlights, hood, and some other misc stuff. At the same time, I replaced the rear calipers, rotors, pads, and e-brake cables. Oh, and the fuel pump.

Installed a pull bar and some PIAA lights after all that.
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My ride with the Jeep currently smashed. (((

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My ride with the Jeep currently smashed. (((

better than nothing and i bet still gets the job done.
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How it sits as of right now... on the outside atleast

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My new truck, 04 F150 lariat supercrew cab.


Then i bought a light bar and lights, was expensive but made a big difference



Would love to hit a few trails while i am on my days off
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My new truck, 04 F150 lariat supercrew cab.
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Would love to hit a few trails while i am on my days off
an RS trail run has been thought of a few times. lol hopefully something will happen this year
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Sounds awesome. Hopefully im not away at work
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Make: Nissan
Model: Frontier 4x4 Long Wheel Base
Trim: LE with leather
Color: Black
Mods:

Interior

* OEM All weather mats
* lots of mud
* 35% front tint with UV protection


Exterior

* Generic Bull Bar
* 85w 520i PIAA Plasma Fogs
* LEER 180 canopy
* 2" DIY body lift
* OEM bug deflector
* OEM trailer hitch with plug relocated to the bumper
* OEM bed divider
* OEM in-channel vent shades front and rear


Drivetrain:

*bone stock thus far


Suspension & Tires

* Deaver 2” Rear AAL
* PRG Front 2.5" Radflos giving over 3" of lift
* PRG Heim Joint UCAs to eliminate bucket contact
* PRG Cam Bolts
* Rear Radflo 2.0 long travel external reservoir shocks
* BFG ATO 285/70/17
* Extended and braided rear brake lines for lotsa flex
* Ride-Rite air bags to help the springs with heavy loads

Armor

* Nissan Nismo Skid Plates
* Trail Gear sliders for a Yota custom fit


Performance

* Volant Cold Air Intake
* Superchips Cortex


Gear and Other

* Baby seat so the little man can get his altitude
* 30' 2" Recovery Strap
* shovel
* Hi-Lift and custom mounts for the utilitrack
* Handheld CB with antenna



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The day I brought it home. Went straight from the dealer and up a local mountain. The new CV boot popped when it hit the snow, less than 100 km on the truck and back it went to the dealer. :laugh:



Driveway Shot - after my once a year wash This is after suspension, body lift and most mods mentioned above.




Messing around at a BBQ on the hill




Spinning up some rocks





Getting a little rougher over the years

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Because my first love - Willys Jeeps - are highly undailydrivable I am now driving a 97 T4R LTD. I picked the 4Runner because I couldn't find a clean low mileage swb 70 series or 80 series Land Cruiser. I really like the 4Runner so far. Room to sleep in the back, comfier than a snuggie, locked and loaded. Because t4 kept harassing me and since I've been sick this past week and not quite high enough on cough syrup to become illiterate, I finally made a build thread which I will update when I start doing something about the mountain of parts I have accumulating in my buddy's shop, but don't hold your breath, it's being modded at good old unemployment pace.



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Just past Ford Mountain Correctional Institution. Probably one of my favorite camping spots. 35 minutes from my house... Probably the only redeeming factor of living in Chilliwack.

There's room for 3 vehicles to park quite easily on that side and have a few small tents (no room inbetween roots/stumps/trees for large 6+ person) and because of the narrowing of the road on either side, really no place for people to be right next to you.

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Nice rigs..

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looks nice and clean.
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looking through these pics make me want to go offroading again someone plz take me!

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The F150 was brand new when I got it and i put over 1000kms on it and tested its limits I liked the Jeep better, it felt more rugged on the trails.
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That trunk slide, is it stock or did you purchase that?
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