Stuck story - when I was younger, a buddy and I took a SxS out to the Utah desert. About an hour in I drove onto what looked like a dry cracked lake bed, as soon as I went down a hill and got on the lake bed I felt the tires starting to slip so it was obvious that only the top was dry. I should’ve stopped right there, but I had some momentum so I gassed it which worked for a little while, eventually the clay/mud/snot got deeper and the tires got packed and we sank to the doors. This is where it got ridiculous. My buddy and I were around 7 miles from where I parked my truck so we spent hours trying to dig out by hand and with old bush branches. When that didn’t get us anywhere we decided to walk to the truck, not fun. Get to the truck, go to Wally-world to buy a tow strap, get back and get the truck stuck about 60 yards from the SxS - by the grace of god after a few hours of digging we get the truck out as it wasn’t in as deep of mud. Back to Wally World to buy more tow straps to pull from further away, but by the time we get back it’s dark, pitch black dark, we drive around the desert until about 3am and can’t find the damn SxS, exhausted we call it a night. The next day we drive back in the worst rainstorm of the year and we get to the SxS but the lake bed now had about 6-8” of water as the mud/clay/snot wasn’t absorbing it. We go home again. Day three we come back with gravel, shovels, and two big 6x8’ plywood sheets. 8 hours of digging, and moving the SxS from one plywood sheet to the next to get it off of the lakebed we are free. Needless to say I won’t drive on lake beds again, and I have a reliable winch and recovery gear with me all the time.
Branden is so good at explaining all the different aspects of a crawler build. This is a good video for not just people getting into crawler Toyota guys but all Jeeps and 4wheelers.
I’m 18 now and I bought a 1996 4x4 Chevy s10 with the 4.3l v6 and the 4l60e. I bought the truck for $500 and I’m still driving it now with some issues that I’ve fixed along the way. When I bought the truck it was on a 2in body lift on 32’s and the keys were cranked all the way up with no diff drop or anything besides 1in spacers in the front. Even though it’s my daily I do wheel it quite a lot and I usually go with my buddies and one of my buddies has a 1990 4x4 Toyota pickup that we named tab pole and it has the 5 speed and the 22re and it’s pretty rotted and we’ve put a wooden flat bed and a PVC snorkel on it in two nights and I don’t beat my truck because I’m the rescue vehicle which is why we ended up naming it the (RESCUE 10) and my buddy will go and sink the Toyota in all kinds of holes with my other buddies on the back of the flat bed and when he got stuck I would rescue him. On one trip I had went out with myself and my two buddies and one brought his pit bike and we were cruzing around exploring and I accidentally went in a hole that was a little deep and broke two of my fan blades and luckily I was able to drive out of the hole in 4 lo and later my buddy in the Toyota pickup came along with us after cranking the keys and putting pretty bald 35’s on it we went to a spot he got stuck in on another trip with 31’s so he could redeem himself and he went through a hole that was really deep and the motor sucked in water and bogged down because my buddy didn’t seal the air box to the snorkel well enough. So we hooked up my truck the (RESCUE 10) and we tried for 2 hours at all different angles to pull him out but the issue was he made it through the first hole but sunk in the second so I had no room to really yank him out with the kinetic rope and he was suctioned in the mud so I had to drive all the way back to my grandfathers house to get a come along and shovels because we didn’t have a winch on either vehicle and then all the way back out to where he was stuck and my buddies had used ratchet straps to release the suction from the mud and we decided to try and yank him out again and after 5 tries I finally yanked him out, luckily without ripping the frame in half. The fun wasn’t over because I had to flat tow him through several holes and across ruts to get back to the sand road and after that I flat towed him 3 miles on the sand road and while I was pulling him he was clutch starting it and the little 22re finally came to life and this whole thing took 7 hours, a couple broken straps, and a lot of gas and I don’t regret a second of it. It was some of the most fun I’ve ever had. My father was really pissed that I came home at 3am but I’m sure he was happy that I was wheeling not drinking.
Living close to johnson Valley its essential to have at least a gallon of water and an emergency meal in the vehicle at all times, even for running to the store, and if your stuck at night start a fire and someone will find you.
You live right next to some of the best wheeling out there. In the early 2000’s I ran sledge, Jack, claw, outerlimits, sun bonnet, big Johnson, and some others.
Got stuck in a washout off the trail letting a prerunner about 20 minutes after finding out I was going to be a father after both of us digging out the the chassis a nice couple on quad tried to give us a yank. No luck. 30 minutes later another awesome couple with a built jeep came by and yanked us out definitely a trip neither of us will ever forget. Good ole knarstow!!!
2000 4Runner clipped the bottom of the radiator. It flexed and popped the lower tank. Flash light died quickly so it was just moonlight. Pulled the radiator and some rtv, a flat head screw driver and a rock rebuilt the radiator. I finally made it home at 5 in the morning.
Like the Rock crawler. I have a Jeep YJ crawler. 14" travel front and rear. But no jumping. Slow and steady. The Bronco is for fast and jumping. Like the variety of builds you are showing.👍
My friends and I took a 2001 mustang convertible on woods trails and got stuck on a huge hill. We strapped a log to the back driver side tire and floored it. Crazy, but worked.
Stuck story from the UK Went out to recover some lads, stuck and flat tyres. Got there and recovered them and got them out only to get myself badly stuck in the mud. Chassis hung up, pulling tree out with the winch, battery dying all the power in the cab going dim thought it was me for the night till I finally found a strong enough tree to get my self free. What there for 4 hours in darkness. Got back home to find the winch died.
20 mile hike out, in the PNW. Snow and rain. Almost frozen, 3/4 ton chevy. All night sleeped in the truck then 13 miles on foot before we seen anyone. Then another 8 miles in the back of a truck freezing to the pay phone... lol
I was once driving in the dry lake bed doing like 5-10 miles trying to just take it easy and ran over dry mud but it was wet under it and got stuck all the way down to the pumpkin. had to walks 2 miles till i found the nearest random dude to pull me out. found a dodge and the dude was supper cool
JAMES HOLGUIN. Look up a race called "KING OF THE HAMMERS" its like a Baja rock crawl race, it's got the best of both world's. Thank you for starting to show more of this content, I feel like we get over looked. But when really we all have a passion for dirt. All my boys drive prerunnners but when dune season is over, it's my turn to be the driver lol. Thanks for always posting awesome content, love the channel!! And the hair 👌💪👊
I was bombing through a small mud hole in my bone stock xj, had it in 2wd to do some slides through it and hit a super soft spot and sunk a little, threw her in 4wd and the thing just sunk to the bottom of the door sills all the way around. was waiting for a buddy to yank me out for 3 hours, while trying to dig myself out a bit. fun times
I need your link geometry, been fighting it for a few weeks, either I can have caster change 2.5 degrees through full travel, with 53% antisquat, or get 97% an my caster change 4.8 degrees. You think 4.8 degrees will effect streetable driving?
So my best broken story would be with the red truck that's my profile pic (idk how to change it honestly) decided to drive up a mountain at 6pm when 16 in shorts and a t-shirt with no phone, got to the top shut the truck off and walked around admiring the sights but turns out the ECU power wire broke off the terminal and the only way the truck was running before was from arcing the current, so I'm at the top of a 14er no phone and a dead truck as the sun's going down since it's 7pm, I spent the night in the truck in shorts and a t-shirt while it was snowing on this mountain 40F, I have never been so happy to see the sun come up since then and it's been a huge learning lesson in my wheeling experience
We’re you and hunter compas with Rudy from high core? I remember seeing him roll around with some SAS tacos like yours ...the cool thing is they were all silver too lol. Might be confusing you guys but nice trucks!!!
I have a 2006 4x4 tacoma with stock length total chaos kit upper and lower with 2.5 extend kings. in the rear running dealer j66 springs and kings. I want more width and like the look of glass fenders. this truck is my daily driver. I have a shell on the bed. I do overloading and hit the dessert, but noting I can't afford. I always have my two akitas in the back of the truck. do you know if anybody or fabricator can get me wider without buying a whole new kit. thanks for the knowledge .
@@sam_s_ I’m planning on running a linked away bar in the rear since I do feel the axle wrap (I daily drive my bronco, on a Solo Motorsports rear kit, about 19 inch cycle), which should help with the axle wrap.
@@sam_s_ also wheel hop tends to be a shock tuning issue. Personally I am on triple bypasses which have not been tuned at all so the axle hop is primarily the shock decompressing to quickly, causing the tires/axle to “rebound” back again.
How much does a build like that cost? I have a 2000 frontier 4x4 ifs and I've been wanting to do a fas but I would like to know a rough estimate, also because there's not many fas frontiers. Thanks!
Two of my friends took their stock 1500 offroading late at night and ended up high centering on a log. They ended up having to stay the night until I woke up to a bunch of missed calls and had to rescue them in my jeep in the morning. They were not prepared to stay the night and had to sleep without heat for the night in January in New Jersey. Moral of the story, don't try to send it over a log with 1/4 tank of gas late at night in a stock truck without someone to help when you get stuck!!
So i had my fiance conveniently sub your channel. I just dont understand why you guys are not at half a million subs by now. Thanks for all your videos. I even watch some more than once and always until the end.
I was working on a Saturday and I asked my coworker if you wanted to go to the lake with me in my stock ram on 33 inch nitto all terrains. We got to the lake and within 10 minutes I sunk my truck in the mud it took three rigs pulling me out two rigs where the anchor and the other one was winching me with a snatch block it took them about an hour to get me out. I paid them with beer, also I'm ctta certified and have done many recoveries
was out in my first gen tacoma and my lower ball joint bolts failed had to drive it out on 3 wheels i have videos of us dragging it trough the woods if you want. Got real lucky they failed were they did if it would have happened 15 minutes earlier when i was on the highway or when i was hitting some whoops at 40 the truck would have been mangled and so would i.
You should come and check out the rock crawling science out here in Reno Nevada if your going to continue covering crawlers. Love that your covering crawlers too by the way
Hmm wondered where Arcadia Offroad is... Arcadia Ca 😡😂 Question: I was admiring that thumbnail. Track bar and drag link.. What's the CORRECT way to set those up? 1) make them parallel? 2) male them same length? 3) same length AND parallel? Thanks guys.
I actually got stuck out on a trail by myself in my Jeep Cherokee I was luckily about to get out after jamming a large branch into my tire and used it as a max track 😂😂
Took my 98 Cherokee 25 miles into a dirt road died on me right on the edge of a switch back. Ended up being a lock out overdrive fuse that I couldn’t see. took over two days to get my Jeep out of there if you want I can send you guys pictures and the full story on Instagram but it was a nightmare we had people lose there shit on us multiple times. We towed it out with a Lexus Gx but and over a single lane dirt road. Gained about 3,000 ft 😂 didn’t have power steering or brakes.
This is obviously delayed, but those are Ford axles so they run 5.38 gears, unsure about top speed but most builds running these axles, ratios, will cruise along at 80mph on the highway without issue or struggle.
I went wheeling up a snow mountain trail with a bunch of friends one night and we got 9 miles up the trail and realized I had leaked all of the transmission fluid out of my truck. I sent my friend down into town 10 miles with some money to get some more transmission fluid so I could just turn the truck around and drive it down the hill. It was 1 o’clock in the morning before we realize that he was not coming back. “We” being the girl I had brought with me and I. So by the time sun came back out the next morning that girl and I hiked 10 miles down the trail just so we could find somebody with a cell phone that has service to call to get picked up. Thankfully the truck still ran so we were not cold through the night we just sat in the backseat of the truck and stayed warm. A different Buddy brought moonshine to warm us up. Eventually got back to the truck, filled it up with fluids and drove home.
More crawlers please!
Keep interviewing the crawler guys and soon enough you guys will be hooked and making one of your own.
How about an ultra 4 instead? #compromise 😂
Nah their boring 🤣😂😂🙂🤫😜😌🤔🤡🤣
I usually get stuck at work, Monday thru Friday.
Super cool to see you covering 4x4's built for everything. I'm in snow country so 2 wheel drive, although cool, has no place here!
Stuck story - when I was younger, a buddy and I took a SxS out to the Utah desert. About an hour in I drove onto what looked like a dry cracked lake bed, as soon as I went down a hill and got on the lake bed I felt the tires starting to slip so it was obvious that only the top was dry. I should’ve stopped right there, but I had some momentum so I gassed it which worked for a little while, eventually the clay/mud/snot got deeper and the tires got packed and we sank to the doors. This is where it got ridiculous. My buddy and I were around 7 miles from where I parked my truck so we spent hours trying to dig out by hand and with old bush branches. When that didn’t get us anywhere we decided to walk to the truck, not fun. Get to the truck, go to Wally-world to buy a tow strap, get back and get the truck stuck about 60 yards from the SxS - by the grace of god after a few hours of digging we get the truck out as it wasn’t in as deep of mud. Back to Wally World to buy more tow straps to pull from further away, but by the time we get back it’s dark, pitch black dark, we drive around the desert until about 3am and can’t find the damn SxS, exhausted we call it a night. The next day we drive back in the worst rainstorm of the year and we get to the SxS but the lake bed now had about 6-8” of water as the mud/clay/snot wasn’t absorbing it. We go home again. Day three we come back with gravel, shovels, and two big 6x8’ plywood sheets. 8 hours of digging, and moving the SxS from one plywood sheet to the next to get it off of the lakebed we are free. Needless to say I won’t drive on lake beds again, and I have a reliable winch and recovery gear with me all the time.
Love the crawler video!! Keep them coming!!
You guys would probably be good friends with Matts Off-road Recovery here on YT.
I want to see Ed do a breakdown on a prerunner.
Hell yeah. Matt’s da man. They’ll get’em out.
Ed the weather man 😆
Love that channel
Branden is so good at explaining all the different aspects of a crawler build. This is a good video for not just people getting into crawler Toyota guys but all Jeeps and 4wheelers.
I’m 18 now and I bought a 1996 4x4 Chevy s10 with the 4.3l v6 and the 4l60e. I bought the truck for $500 and I’m still driving it now with some issues that I’ve fixed along the way. When I bought the truck it was on a 2in body lift on 32’s and the keys were cranked all the way up with no diff drop or anything besides 1in spacers in the front. Even though it’s my daily I do wheel it quite a lot and I usually go with my buddies and one of my buddies has a 1990 4x4 Toyota pickup that we named tab pole and it has the 5 speed and the 22re and it’s pretty rotted and we’ve put a wooden flat bed and a PVC snorkel on it in two nights and I don’t beat my truck because I’m the rescue vehicle which is why we ended up naming it the (RESCUE 10) and my buddy will go and sink the Toyota in all kinds of holes with my other buddies on the back of the flat bed and when he got stuck I would rescue him. On one trip I had went out with myself and my two buddies and one brought his pit bike and we were cruzing around exploring and I accidentally went in a hole that was a little deep and broke two of my fan blades and luckily I was able to drive out of the hole in 4 lo and later my buddy in the Toyota pickup came along with us after cranking the keys and putting pretty bald 35’s on it we went to a spot he got stuck in on another trip with 31’s so he could redeem himself and he went through a hole that was really deep and the motor sucked in water and bogged down because my buddy didn’t seal the air box to the snorkel well enough. So we hooked up my truck the (RESCUE 10) and we tried for 2 hours at all different angles to pull him out but the issue was he made it through the first hole but sunk in the second so I had no room to really yank him out with the kinetic rope and he was suctioned in the mud so I had to drive all the way back to my grandfathers house to get a come along and shovels because we didn’t have a winch on either vehicle and then all the way back out to where he was stuck and my buddies had used ratchet straps to release the suction from the mud and we decided to try and yank him out again and after 5 tries I finally yanked him out, luckily without ripping the frame in half. The fun wasn’t over because I had to flat tow him through several holes and across ruts to get back to the sand road and after that I flat towed him 3 miles on the sand road and while I was pulling him he was clutch starting it and the little 22re finally came to life and this whole thing took 7 hours, a couple broken straps, and a lot of gas and I don’t regret a second of it. It was some of the most fun I’ve ever had. My father was really pissed that I came home at 3am but I’m sure he was happy that I was wheeling not drinking.
Living close to johnson Valley its essential to have at least a gallon of water and an emergency meal in the vehicle at all times, even for running to the store, and if your stuck at night start a fire and someone will find you.
You live right next to some of the best wheeling out there. In the early 2000’s I ran sledge, Jack, claw, outerlimits, sun bonnet, big Johnson, and some others.
My
Building an 84 4runner. Glad I found a video showing the Toyota dual cases and 40’s. I’m running duals and 35’s and I’ve been iffy on keeping them.
Arcadia off-road for the WIN!!! Good job guys
Them some awesome Tacos. I met Branden a couple years ago too, nice guy.
Silver tacos ar3 cool but I tend to prefer blonde or Latina ones 😁
I remember seeing these guys at tds a couple years back at the waterfalls killing ! Ever since i fell in love and now i want to build one of my own👍🏻
Love that you get all the desert trucks prerunners and crawlers diggin the vibe keep it up
Got stuck in a washout off the trail letting a prerunner about 20 minutes after finding out I was going to be a father after both of us digging out the the chassis a nice couple on quad tried to give us a yank. No luck. 30 minutes later another awesome couple with a built jeep came by and yanked us out definitely a trip neither of us will ever forget. Good ole knarstow!!!
2000 4Runner clipped the bottom of the radiator. It flexed and popped the lower tank. Flash light died quickly so it was just moonlight. Pulled the radiator and some rtv, a flat head screw driver and a rock rebuilt the radiator. I finally made it home at 5 in the morning.
Like the Rock crawler. I have a Jeep YJ crawler. 14" travel front and rear. But no jumping. Slow and steady. The Bronco is for fast and jumping. Like the variety of builds you are showing.👍
My friends and I took a 2001 mustang convertible on woods trails and got stuck on a huge hill. We strapped a log to the back driver side tire and floored it. Crazy, but worked.
Stuck story from the UK
Went out to recover some lads, stuck and flat tyres. Got there and recovered them and got them out only to get myself badly stuck in the mud. Chassis hung up, pulling tree out with the winch, battery dying all the power in the cab going dim thought it was me for the night till I finally found a strong enough tree to get my self free. What there for 4 hours in darkness. Got back home to find the winch died.
20 mile hike out, in the PNW. Snow and rain. Almost frozen, 3/4 ton chevy. All night sleeped in the truck then 13 miles on foot before we seen anyone. Then another 8 miles in the back of a truck freezing to the pay phone... lol
Awsome truck love when you guys show toyotas!
Dude those are bad ass!!I have a 04 4 door I'm sasing mine next week
Love a well built yota! Great video man, thanks for keeping it humble. Awesome channel
Loving all the rock crawler videos!!
I was once driving in the dry lake bed doing like 5-10 miles trying to just take it easy and ran over dry mud but it was wet under it and got stuck all the way down to the pumpkin. had to walks 2 miles till i found the nearest random dude to pull me out. found a dodge and the dude was supper cool
A land anchor is great to have when your stuck. It’s awesome when there’s nothing to hook a winch to
JAMES HOLGUIN. Look up a race called "KING OF THE HAMMERS" its like a Baja rock crawl race, it's got the best of both world's. Thank you for starting to show more of this content, I feel like we get over looked. But when really we all have a passion for dirt. All my boys drive prerunnners but when dune season is over, it's my turn to be the driver lol. Thanks for always posting awesome content, love the channel!! And the hair 👌💪👊
Love to see yall branch out this is my kinda stuff but been watchin yalls vids for long time
I was bombing through a small mud hole in my bone stock xj, had it in 2wd to do some slides through it and hit a super soft spot and sunk a little, threw her in 4wd and the thing just sunk to the bottom of the door sills all the way around. was waiting for a buddy to yank me out for 3 hours, while trying to dig myself out a bit. fun times
This was insane...awesome video and content. Show us more this motivated to buying a 90's taco....great job Terra...💯😎🤙
Saw these trucks a few weeks ago at glamis! Made me miss me old taco.
This thing is dope! Thanks for showing this guy's truck.
Cool trucks, I've had a 02 since new. Bone stock n by far the best vehicle I've ever owned.
The real question is, what tire shine is he using? 🤔
I would love to go on a rock crawling trip with these Taco’s. I myself have a SAS 01 Taco too. Nice work!
Shoutout to Erick and Frank from Primo Motorsports. Awesome guys built my entire truck. Super knowledgable and skilled.
Cool rigs! You guys should hunt down some bronco owners to show off their rigs in honor of the new 2021
Haha these edits are in point. The door falling off with the lambo merci cut 🤣
Can I off road with like a after market UCA and 2.5 oem king shock ? Or do I have to upgrade everything
This such a cool change up, I loved it!
If you guys are up north Cali I got a turbo first gen on 40s custom 3 link u should do a walk around on
Those are sick. I got some sh,t building now. Hope to see you guys out one day.
More rigs like these? Great builds.
More of these guys!!!!! Super rad
I need your link geometry, been fighting it for a few weeks, either I can have caster change 2.5 degrees through full travel, with 53% antisquat, or get 97% an my caster change 4.8 degrees. You think 4.8 degrees will effect streetable driving?
So my best broken story would be with the red truck that's my profile pic (idk how to change it honestly) decided to drive up a mountain at 6pm when 16 in shorts and a t-shirt with no phone, got to the top shut the truck off and walked around admiring the sights but turns out the ECU power wire broke off the terminal and the only way the truck was running before was from arcing the current, so I'm at the top of a 14er no phone and a dead truck as the sun's going down since it's 7pm, I spent the night in the truck in shorts and a t-shirt while it was snowing on this mountain 40F, I have never been so happy to see the sun come up since then and it's been a huge learning lesson in my wheeling experience
Love love love these builds!!!
Been waiting all day get off work to watch this I i wish y'all could come to Hesperia to check out my rock crawler
start to do? 1st Gen Tacoma's huge in the offroad community
Is there a full build list somewhere
wow that 4 door is amazing
We’re you and hunter compas with Rudy from high core? I remember seeing him roll around with some SAS tacos like yours ...the cool thing is they were all silver too lol. Might be confusing you guys but nice trucks!!!
The front axles out of a 3500 1 ton
I have a 2006 4x4 tacoma with stock length total chaos kit upper and lower with 2.5 extend kings. in the rear running dealer j66 springs and kings. I want more width and like the look of glass fenders. this truck is my daily driver. I have a shell on the bed. I do overloading and hit the dessert, but noting I can't afford. I always have my two akitas in the back of the truck. do you know if anybody or fabricator can get me wider without buying a whole new kit. thanks for the knowledge .
Giant Motorsports has a full sized bronco deaver rear LT kit that pulls around 24 inches of travel, called the Link Killer.
I have about 18" of travel with Deavers on my Tacoma. They work pretty good, but axle wrap and wheel hop is an issue.
@@sam_s_ I’m planning on running a linked away bar in the rear since I do feel the axle wrap (I daily drive my bronco, on a Solo Motorsports rear kit, about 19 inch cycle), which should help with the axle wrap.
@@sam_s_ also wheel hop tends to be a shock tuning issue. Personally I am on triple bypasses which have not been tuned at all so the axle hop is primarily the shock decompressing to quickly, causing the tires/axle to “rebound” back again.
@@matthewserrao2926 I run tripple bypasses as well that probably are not tuned great either. I will look into the linked away bar.
@@matthewserrao2926 Can you share a link on the linked away bar?
I ended up having 3 turbo Subaru wagons at one point lol you don't get to choose the color when you buy used cars.
Awesome Truck, I need to do this to my WK. A vehicle that can do anything.
What size offset on the wheels?
can you guys do an episode explaining deaver kits
How much does a build like that cost? I have a 2000 frontier 4x4 ifs and I've been wanting to do a fas but I would like to know a rough estimate, also because there's not many fas frontiers. Thanks!
I need to know what front bumper that is🙃
Two of my friends took their stock 1500 offroading late at night and ended up high centering on a log. They ended up having to stay the night until I woke up to a bunch of missed calls and had to rescue them in my jeep in the morning. They were not prepared to stay the night and had to sleep without heat for the night in January in New Jersey. Moral of the story, don't try to send it over a log with 1/4 tank of gas late at night in a stock truck without someone to help when you get stuck!!
So i had my fiance conveniently sub your channel. I just dont understand why you guys are not at half a million subs by now. Thanks for all your videos. I even watch some more than once and always until the end.
I was working on a Saturday and I asked my coworker if you wanted to go to the lake with me in my stock ram on 33 inch nitto all terrains. We got to the lake and within 10 minutes I sunk my truck in the mud it took three rigs pulling me out two rigs where the anchor and the other one was winching me with a snatch block it took them about an hour to get me out. I paid them with beer, also I'm ctta certified and have done many recoveries
was out in my first gen tacoma and my lower ball joint bolts failed had to drive it out on 3 wheels i have videos of us dragging it trough the woods if you want. Got real lucky they failed were they did if it would have happened 15 minutes earlier when i was on the highway or when i was hitting some whoops at 40 the truck would have been mangled and so would i.
Just bought a fist gen tacoma, love the front bumpers you have. What are they?
I think there just kings hydraulic bump stops
"Is this some sort of gang?" 🤣
So sick. I wish I could fit into small trucks. I love them
this was really informative, thanks!
Can't fhcking wait for part 2
Love the feature!!! So sic
You should come and check out the rock crawling science out here in Reno Nevada if your going to continue covering crawlers. Love that your covering crawlers too by the way
This is oddly familiar... I wonder if they are going to do something called tymkhana ?
Hmm wondered where Arcadia Offroad is...
Arcadia Ca 😡😂
Question: I was admiring that thumbnail. Track bar and drag link..
What's the CORRECT way to set those up?
1) make them parallel?
2) male them same length?
3) same length AND parallel?
Thanks guys.
What’s the name of their shop?
I actually got stuck out on a trail by myself in my Jeep Cherokee I was luckily about to get out after jamming a large branch into my tire and used it as a max track 😂😂
Dooope builds love the do all rigs
Damn that’s one bad 🌮!!
Crawl boxes are for control but more importantly traction.
LOL@buying the trucks and shop sober. 🤣🤣
I have a 02 model Double cab. Guess what color it is. I think that’s the only ColorToyota has the paint these trucks
Didn’t they run into the crowd in glamis like 3 years ago
hell ya!!! lets get some more videos like these.
Love your passion
Matrix recovery ladders are a must
Took my 98 Cherokee 25 miles into a dirt road died on me right on the edge of a switch back. Ended up being a lock out overdrive fuse that I couldn’t see. took over two days to get my Jeep out of there if you want I can send you guys pictures and the full story on Instagram but it was a nightmare we had people lose there shit on us multiple times. We towed it out with a Lexus Gx but and over a single lane dirt road. Gained about 3,000 ft 😂 didn’t have power steering or brakes.
Anyone have IG info for these guys? I have a few questions
Taco life 😋
Cleetus life!!
The dislikes are mopar boys who are mad they aren’t the only capable vehicle on the trail
Sick Taco's!
Does this mean Rock Crawling merch in the future?
More crawlers please 👍
That's a sweet Yota
Lynwood?
I just snapped my drive shaft down the middle on my tacoma 🤦🏽♂️ gotta pay to play
I assume you’re probably running 5.29 Gears if you don’t mind me asking what is your top speed on 40s?
This is obviously delayed, but those are Ford axles so they run 5.38 gears, unsure about top speed but most builds running these axles, ratios, will cruise along at 80mph on the highway without issue or struggle.
Hey I woke up this morning and I was stowked and it was hanging
I went wheeling up a snow mountain trail with a bunch of friends one night and we got 9 miles up the trail and realized I had leaked all of the transmission fluid out of my truck. I sent my friend down into town 10 miles with some money to get some more transmission fluid so I could just turn the truck around and drive it down the hill. It was 1 o’clock in the morning before we realize that he was not coming back. “We” being the girl I had brought with me and I. So by the time sun came back out the next morning that girl and I hiked 10 miles down the trail just so we could find somebody with a cell phone that has service to call to get picked up. Thankfully the truck still ran so we were not cold through the night we just sat in the backseat of the truck and stayed warm. A different Buddy brought moonshine to warm us up. Eventually got back to the truck, filled it up with fluids and drove home.
That cold could have done you in sir
*mid 80s
*3500 Chevrolet
OEM 35 spline inner w/ 30 spline outer