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if i get the bilsteins 5100 and lift the truck 2” and do not add any of the other stuff you mentioned. will it break soon?

Where do you guys go and what do you do when you get there?

I do believe that wasn't gas you saw but condensation from the heat/water. I just fully explored this mineshaft in this video ruclips.net/video/Bmq-kictE30/видео.htmlsi=JsMX5MXOk2V03Fvl

the number 1 mod is a front limited slip diff. and if you are really old school , locking hubs you know, those things on the front wheels that Matt and Rory have on their tow vehicles

I’m new to customizing lighting onto my 2019 RAV4 and would like your opinion. What would be the difference in terms of light coverage if the light bar was installed on the roof top instead of the bottom of the front?

Hey man, I have a kitchen bolted to the bed of my Tacoma as well. I bolted it down in four places with 1” square washers that fit in between the grooves on the underside of the bed. It’s been on there for a couple weeks now and hasn’t shown any issues even through some heavy off-roading. Any updates on yours after three years?

That's not a trail. That's a rd that almost any car could traverse

You need a canary.

We need a lidar drone scan pronto! Who knows where the original maps went since then. PRESERVE THE HISTORY!

That was pretty damn good, thanks

Exactly! Stop buying roto pax cans that look cool, but don't hold piss all and leak etc. I see so many people wasting money on stupid equipment n mods they'll never use.

I value your advise sir.❤

Man i loved the video. especially that you didn't edit out that burp lol

Wait why would your buddy take everything out of the truck to put his tent up 😂😂 shouldn’t he just get a ground tent

but armored bumpers look so cool!!

I love your Tacoma sir. Thanks for sharing your experience ❤

Very good video, thanks

Watching this in 2024 where the tires are more than double $400 is painful

TY!

FYI @ 19 seconds the arrow points to Mt. Langley. Mt. Whitney is the next tallest peak to the right on the far horizon in the video.

No I wouldn't go down there unless I was hooked to some kind of line back to the entrance. 😮

Love this video truth brother

Im yet to find ikamper review after using it in hot weather

Thank you! This is my third time watching your video. This helped greatly!

I have. 3” lift and have no issues with my drive shaft or CV axels. In terms of lighting you want quality that lasts long and doesn’t get condensation inside the housing after a few trips and you want light spread. Good engineering costs money. I wouldn’t recommend Baja anyway. DD are better. And the bigger tires give you more clearance for heavy rock crawling. Of course if you just want to do normal overlanding you don’t need big tires at all.

Are hose up by ice house canyon ? Off the path up the right hill ? I remember those puddles exactly the same .but the bars were not there . Crazy

The person who took the cement truck up there was the Diesel Brothers 👍

Why take just one?

Great video, it’s been fun following along with the adventure! Are you planning on releasing a part two?

Amazing video! Mining in one of these mines has become my biggest dream

Eso es lo mejor de USA puedes ir a donde quieras un fin de semana sin preocuparte de nada solo de donde acampar en cambio en México si subes una montaña a explorar o buscar minerales es muy probable que el narcotrafico no te deje ir 😔

Nice work

Thanks for having some sense with all of this man. Most of these build look the same and the people just look happy to name drop brands left and right. Creative builds are really useful to me for ideas. Nothing beats making your own build personal to you.

pretty kickass. i mountain bike here a lot, awesome place

To bad the spot lights don't have away to adjust like a side mirror.

You really should have two oxygen sensors. Or at least a canary. 😅 much love! Jesus loves you! ❤️

If you are not familiar with Catherine Gregory‘s, RUclips channel, I highly recommend it for several years footage of mostly dispersed camping in the western US, including a great amount in the Sierras.

Very nicely informative and produced video, thanks much and happy trails!!

Damn. All of the wood in that mine looks as fresh as the day it was cut and there's no rust on any nails. If you think that ladder isn't safe to climb up you're crazy.

Which usb connection did you use for the add a fuse?

Yep, the Owens Valley is sure beautiful. A 2 lb hand sledge is much more effective than a roc hammer to drive the chisel.

what if someone has deliberately made a tunnel look "dangerous", and it would continue for a long way, maybe with gold veins

Music playing in the back ground ruins your video

its been awhile that you didt posting a new video...

In the mining videos I have found to look into the features of the views of what’s around that I’ll never myself would be able to see like a mountain out there in the desert. Sadly I say I am pretty much stuck in southern New Jersey wanting to do my own exploration with my children who are now growing and i am patiently waiting for them as I cherish these moments of their childhood

The trashing of nature is simply Laziness and/or a Narcissist Personally Disorder trait. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian

Glad I'm not the only overlander with this logic. Yeah, I have a bedrack and a RTT, but I'm rocking an ole rusty Silverado with Nilight light bars and a 3 inch Rough Country lift and STILL keeping up with the expensive rigs. People seem to be forgetting the mf point of all this.. To build a rig to spend time with mother nature... Nope, this is somehow another form of clout chasing.. And a money pissing contest. Driver skill gets you to your destination.. Not how expensive your build is.

How do you get info on mines?

Is this out by havucuar mtns?

@21:40 As a Bavarian a shrine for Heineken sounds terrible to me. 🤮😵