Brings back old memories. I use to live on the Kanab side of Zion, owned a 99 100 series at that time.
To Hell and Back Moab 2017 (1 Viewer)
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Thank you, sir.
Other than shaft length, I'm wondering if there is any discernible difference in the Tundra axles? I'm assuming you haven't degraded, correct?
I'm inpressed by your ability to wrench a repair on the trail. When I had a torn CV boot, it was a tremendous struggle for my mechanic to get the CV loose using air tools. I can't imagine trying to do this by hand on the trail. *hat tip*
Other than shaft length, I'm wondering if there is any discernible difference in the Tundra axles? I'm assuming you haven't degraded, correct?
I'm inpressed by your ability to wrench a repair on the trail. When I had a torn CV boot, it was a tremendous struggle for my mechanic to get the CV loose using air tools. I can't imagine trying to do this by hand on the trail. *hat tip*
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Emmy high above HWY 191
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Emmy rockin Poison Spider
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Atwalz
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Free car wash!!!
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Love what you've done with those wheels!! I see the old school theme!
Love it that you shared this experience with your brother!!!this is after about 2 or 3 minutes of burning massive rubber in the crack, it finally grabbed and this is him launching out of the crack!The tires were so hot it actually laid down a perfect print of his tread on the rock. Sidenote that rear bumper never came off on the trail, damn these LC bumpers are durable!
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