Recent content by TRD Burglar

Yep, the temperature sensor mysteriously became unplugged some how. Thanks for the help.

I have a 2011 200 with 154k miles and this week my ventilation system began acting strangely. If I place the system in AUTO, it will blow MAX heat. Unless I turn the temperature all the way down to the lowest setting, then it will blow MAX cold. If I increase the heat even 1 degree, it's MAX...

If you are looking for a shop near Ouray, you can try Rockworx 4x4 in Montrose. They helped me out during the last LCDC in Ouray 2 years ago.

Probably not much help to you, but I moved my XM/Sirius antenna to my front bumper, perhaps you could move yours to the top of your tent.

So... Boredom + $$$ = 37's, got it!

Cole, why 37's? Are 34's holding you back, keeping you from doing obstacles that you really want to do? In my opinion, there's too many sacrifices and not enough benefits to fitting 37's on a 200.

Northwest OHV in Bridgeport is a rough park for a 200. I took mine there once, probably won't do it again. My 89 4Runner with a solid axles, dual transfer case and 35" tires is much better suited for that place. If you are going to be in East Texas, Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area in Gilmer...

I can be in Moab as early as Saturday night. I wouldn't mind a extra day or two in Moab before the San Rafael run.

Hey, I noticed on a You Tube video that at the start of the San Rafael run, the trail goes under I-70. From the video, I couldn't tell how tall that underpass is. Any issue with a lifted 200 with a roof top tent fitting thru?

I'll bring a hose:)

I'll be there too Tues - Thur: San Rafael Swell Double Overnight Friday: Wipeout Hill Saturday: Jax Trax and I'll be camping at the arena. I gotta admit I'm a little concerned about my fuel range on the Swell run. I only have a 4 gal Rotopax. I guess if it gets too bad, I can make a run to...

No problem

I'm in, good thing I set an alarm.

I'd say White Rim Trail. It's a long day but very doable in 1 day. I've driven it 3 times, did it in one day each time and would gladly do it again. If you take Long Canyon back to Moab, be warned there is a fairly large step at the beginning (top), that may be too much. If it is, you can easily...

I've used the Yorktown tool roll from Atlas 46 for a few years now and have been very happy with it. Shop Atlas 46 Products As far as tools go, among the normal assortment of tools (screwdrivers, pliers, hammer, sockets, etc...) I recommend a set of ratcheting combination wrenches, very handy