Backwoods Adventure Mods Show Truck Build
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Huge thanks to Backwoods for allowing us to build their 2023 show truck!
The build:
MTN Yotas Firewall tub (TIG Welded)
DRT Fabrication spindle gussets and cab mount relocate
@dirtking upper and lower performance control arms
@Pureblind Wraps art wrap
@KingOffRoadShocks 2.5" adjustable shocks
@archivegarage7638 hammer hangers and rear shock relocate
@yukongearandaxle 5.29 gears
@warnindustries winch
@stealthcustomseries wheels
@YokohamaMotorsports tires
Deaver leaf springs
Alpha Equipment snorkel
and @BackwoodsAdventureMods high clearance bumpers :-)
Find us on Instagram @mtnyotas or visit our shop on I-70 & Wadsworth just west of Denver, CO.
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Heck yeah! You guys absolutely crushed our build. We can't wait to wheel with it and show it off next show season! Pleasure as always working with you guys.
See you soon :-)
Such a sick truck 👌
Thank you Jake!
Where are you guys located for future reference for me . ( Roadtrip )
I'm planning on getting a Toyota tacoma 4x4 and so hopefully get upgrades for it .
We're on I-70 and Wadsworth in Wheat Ridge, CO. Come by anytime!
Love the build, just found you guys! QQ, does regearing and running 33s or 35’s decrease the engine/transmission lifespan or cause problems over 100-200k miles? New to all this so I’m trying to learn! I’m down in the springs and considering building a Toyota vs a jeep. Love your content/work!
Hey thanks man! Good question. The answer depends on how you drive it... with additional torque it's certainly easier to harm other mechanical components in the system if you're hammering it all the time. If you drive it normally then it theoretically should reduce wear on the other components since it comes off the line and gets moving more easily.