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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    Such a good time with great people. I’ll do an actual trip report in the next few days. Some teasers in random order
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    Rusty Red

    Mounted on the ice chest. Made the tray removable so I can access the fuel pump with cutting anything. It took WAY longer making it removable.
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    Garage Tools

    Picked this up for $600 to replace my POS HF drill press. Made my first chips today. It’s awesome! So rigid compared to a drill press. I can’t wait to try some actual milling on it.
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    I’m bringing eggs/bacon/tortillas in hopes someone will let me mooch their breakfast cooking setup. I’m limited on space and don’t have a small/compact cooking setup.
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    When am I leaving again?! Kevin and I may try this route depending on how adventurous we are after 3 hours in the trucks.
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    BFG Relay is 151.715 for those folks without programmed radios. I have 4wd too.
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    My kid has a RC car and the battery lasts quite a while. I don’t have an inverter, so it’s a one time thing unless someone has 120V power. That plus a mini shovel for building jumps/obstacles could provide some fun entrainment. He also plays baseball and could bring a ball/glove for some catch...
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    Shock shaft bump stops… yes or no?

    I run these in the front of my Tacoma 2.5” bypass shocks. They added a good amount of cushion at the bottom of the stroke. URO Parts 1H0412303B Strut Bump... When I had an XJ I ran these in the front and they worked great. I added a solid rod of HPDE in the center as a hard stop. I also...
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    Rusty Red

    No idea where the force is coming from. It’s a completely stock set up, the only thing that I changed is locking the ADD in the “engaged” position. I don’t want to deal with the vacuum switch when I converted from 2WD. Yes the hubs are basically drive flanges, with open front diff. Torque’s...
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    Emergency Brake Solution

    It holds my Tacoma, as long as it’s adjusted well. I had to make new cable stops for the cable ends at the wheel side, thread the old cable bosses for the new parking brake cable and a small bracket on the frame rail for the brake cables. Putting the shoes together is an absolute pain in the...
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    Emergency Brake Solution

    The 1st gen Sequoia rear axles is an “8.4” tundra width and uses disc brakes with an internal drum parking/emergency brake setup. The bummer is the housing ends are different from every other 8.4 Toyota. I used a Wilwood universal cable kit to get it set up on my 99 Tacoma. It took some simple...
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    Please add us to the Thursday night crew. Brad and son Wyatt (9) 4wd Tacoma
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    Me too bro, me too. 18 gallon stock tank, 35’s, 5:29 gears and a well worn 3.4 V6 equates to around 225 miles. I can bring another 5 gallons as a reserve. I have been meaning to add some overland rotopax cans, maybe it’s time.
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    We are definitely bringing as much firewood as I can jam in the Tacoma. The small 1lb propane or the bigger 15/20 lbs tank? Definitely bringing food to cook. Big fan of a nice warm breakfast before smashing around all day and eating chips and uncrustabales. I also have a million things to...
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    The Lonely Pinos 250 Prelander run. Bring the kids

    The minion and I are in, cleared hot by the family CEO/CFO (the wife) 😂 One caveat though, we can’t leave until Thursday afternoon. Hopefully the Thursday night camp location is not too terribly difficult to get to. I really want to make this happen, but I don’t want to do a 100 miles of...
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