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Speer Hunter trail (don't forget the awesome pull-out area near the top for the view!)

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And hit Cadillac Ranch on the way home (very cool, but I prefer the mountains):

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Back to 35s!, however this time with Toyota 17 steel wheels, which have a much better wheel offset (significantly more inside offset) less leverage on the suspension + less steering wheel feedback + no need for a special tool for the lug nuts like the methods!

Sent it with all shocks on full stiff compression. Handled the jump amazingly didn't feel a thing.

500lb spring upfront, rear OEM 100 series coil spring which is softer than the OEM 200 rear coil spring, vendor told me the 500lb springs would be a problem for me for aggressive use, totally wrong!.

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Back to 35s!, however this time with Toyota 17 steel wheels, which have a much better wheel offset (significantly more inside offset) less leverage on the suspension + less steering wheel feedback + no need for a special tool for the lug nuts like the methods!

Sent it with all shocks on full stiff compression. Handled the jump amazingly didn't feel a thing.

500lb spring upfront, rear OEM 100 series coil spring which is softer than the OEM 200 rear coil spring, vendor told me the 500lb springs would be a problem for me for aggressive use, totally wrong!.

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Those steelies look f'ing awesome in flight...lol. "LC200 Heavy you are clear for tower flyby."
 
Back to 35s!, however this time with Toyota 17 steel wheels, which have a much better wheel offset (significantly more inside offset) less leverage on the suspension + less steering wheel feedback + no need for a special tool for the lug nuts like the methods!

Sent it with all shocks on full stiff compression. Handled the jump amazingly didn't feel a thing.

500lb spring upfront, rear OEM 100 series coil spring which is softer than the OEM 200 rear coil spring, vendor told me the 500lb springs would be a problem for me for aggressive use, totally wrong!.

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Wow! Forum needs to see the live action shots too. Thanks @cruisergear!

 
Hey, what tire swingout is this? Do you like it?

x2. Something like this to carry fuel and water cans would be great. Lightweight, removeable and less cost than a full blown bumper.

Looks like a Kaymar swingout. I was told that on US spec trucks the Kaymar rear bar was required as well to incorporate the parking sensors.

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It is a Kaymar rear tyre holder. It can be mounted without the rear bumper!

The original Parking sensors works that way without any relocation.

Yes I like it.

Maybe it is worth to read my article: What would I equip again if I would do a rebuild: After 8 Years, 110`'000km maybe helpful.


Questions: Whould I would do it again?

- Snorkel
- Winch
- Diff Locks
- Rear Tyre holder

Surfy
 
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It is a Kaymar rear tyre holder. It can be mounted without the rear bumper!

The original Parking sensors works that way without any relocation.

Yes I like it.

Maybe it is worth to read my article: What would I equip again if I would do a rebuild: After 8 Years, 110`'000km maybe helpful.


Questions: Whould I would do it again?

- Snorkel
- Winch
- Diff Locks
- Rear Tyre holder

Surfy

For those of you who question the durability of AHC for overland use, consider this illustration.

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Maybe it is worth to read my article: What would I equip again if I would do a rebuild: After 8 Years, 110`'000km maybe helpful.


Questions: Whould I would do it again?

- Snorkel
- Winch
- Diff Locks
- Rear Tyre holder

Surfy
That was an interesting read! thanks for sharing your experience.
 
Sitting on my trainer in my mechanical room (Idaho weather no bueno today) watching the replay of a Belgian bike race. I’ve never seen this type of lead commissaries vehicle before!

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Sitting on my trainer in my mechanical room (Idaho weather no bueno today) watching the replay of a Belgian bike race. I’ve never seen this type of lead commissaries vehicle before!

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That is too early for a trainer ride! I don't know how you morning guys do it.

I am struggling to get ready for a ride I have an hour from now. I am an afternoon, while the sun is blazing kind of rider.
 
Added an 80 to the stable... which one will I bring to LCDC next year???

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