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Desert Camping before the new year;
Man that ARB bumper is really sharp looking!
It's a homemade rig out of 80/20. Sparse, but meets my needs.
It's a homemade rig out of 80/20. Sparse, but meets my needs.
i'm starting to like the look of ARB on GX. . . there are a few of you guys out there to thank for thatDesert Camping before the new year;
Awesome Prado! It's funny, we all want what we can't have. :'(
e.g. USA covets the Diesel 70 series... but that makes 80 mph standard interstate speeds challenging Lol
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What's the fuel range on the diesel version? Personally i'm super happy with everything about the V8 except for how thirsty it is..... and since its not my daily driver i dont really mind that much..... it just takes some extra planning.
i wonder about getting the prado HC fuel tank. . . bet that's the US spare tire space though, eh?
Cruiser Brothers offers a 33 gallon auxiliary fuel tank for the GX. Pretty sure @Vlad had one of the first ones available, the added range is ridiculous. Definitely on my wish list.
Long Range Automotive Extended Range Fuel Tanks
wardharris
SILVER Star
Correct- we have also confirmed that the kit fits the 4th Generation 4Runners.
I get 600-800 miles per fill on 35s
A recent one from east Tucson
Where is that at? For a moment it looked like Lobo Trail up at the pass
It’s off Hwy 160 at CR700. We just bought an acre in Aspen Springs and went down to check it out. Super stoked. If you mean Wolf Creek pass, that was my first trip in winter and it was a white knuckle drive for sure. I didn’t get there till way after dark and it was snowing. The gx did do fine though. Actually I got the best gas mileage ever on this trip. Probably because I was going so slow.
No offense intended, but that camper rental outfit should consider installing load levelers on their camper tongues and renting them with the corresponding hitches. I know 99.999% of the members here have gone coil spring in the rear, but I prefer the bags for this reason (and because mine is, sadly, an asphalt queen).
