Official LX570s Picture Thread (21 Viewers)
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Nice. What kind of pod light mounts are you running?
agreed. And are sliders custom from here? Builds - Prime builds a 200 - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/prime-builds-a-200.1197800/page-2
And tell us more about the rear bumper cut I spy back there...
Camped in Pismo for some dune riding over President’s Day weekend.
terrapin
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Big Bend National Park!
Sorry for posting so many pix, but it's such an awesome place.
Sorry for posting so many pix, but it's such an awesome place.
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Wife and I were supposed to be there this week. Hopefully next winter. Looks like a beautiful place.
1world1love
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We were there. Would have been cool to run into another LX.
Awesome pics. Whats it like towing the airstream? My friends that have one usually dont even like pulling it with a 1/2 ton pickup and gravitate to the 3/4 ton diesels. But interested in your persepctive. I am sure mpg is atrocious.Big Bend National Park!
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Sorry for posting so many pix, but it's such an awesome place.
Saw that! I saw a bunch of GXs that weekend. Would’ve been cool for sure!
terrapin
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My Airstream is relatively small 23 ft (~6,000 lbs) and tows great with a weight distributing hitch. I've had it for a few years and have logged thousands of miles including several trips to Colorado. I don't really have anything to compare it to, but I've had zero problems. And yes, mileage is bad. On a good day I get 10-11mpg with BFG KO2s, but on this last trip it was really windy and I got 8mpg. However, the wind had no effect on handling. The only thing I could wish for would be better engine braking.
If you search this forum you will see that many agree.
A bunch of us on here tow 6k-7k+ campers many miles with a 200. There are a few threads start here
Towing with a 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser
I posted this on my personal blog at Towing with a 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser but wanted to share it here directly so it would be indexed. I've read a number of different thoughts and opinions about towing with the 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser. One popular opinion which seems to come...
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Are you on stock gears?
Thanks. Currently debating if I should get a trailer of some sort or just ho and get a full size diesel with some sort of camper on it.A bunch of us on here tow 6k-7k+ campers many miles with a 200. There are a few threads start here
Towing with a 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser
I posted this on my personal blog at Towing with a 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser but wanted to share it here directly so it would be indexed. I've read a number of different thoughts and opinions about towing with the 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser. One popular opinion which seems to come...
I am running 33s and a bit heavy and most likely will change gearing soon. And want to make the move to 34s
I’m on stock gears and 33’s in my ‘13 LX. Tow a 2016 ORV 22BHS (~6800 lbs) 10-15k miles a summer all over Alaska and NW Canada. Have done so for 7 summers. Had a 23’ AS for 8 years before this camper. The LX tows great. I get 8.5-9.5 mpg.
terrapin
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Yes, stock gears and BFG KO2s 275/65/18 E-rated. Usually keep it under 70mph.
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Big Bend National Park!
Sorry for posting so many pix, but it's such an awesome place.
Great photos, thanks for posting.
1world1love
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Another great weekend, this time back in Mendocino National Forest:
TLC2013
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dubyahard
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Still pleased with the Kenda Klever RTs? How are they wearing?
