my new (to me) Pickup

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Mar 11, 2009 | 06:47 PM

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sutsch13

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From: carlotta Ca

on the 4runner i had some procomp 3 in lift springs from autopartswarehouse.com i got em for like $100 and bj spacers in the front, and rancho 5000s all around. I found out the hard way that you need 1-2 in shocks in the front and 3 in in the back lol.

Heres some muddy poser pics lol:]

sorry bout the crappy phone pics

Mar 11, 2009 | 07:28 PM

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hahaha nice posers!!! atleast you got it dirty lol. I washed mine all up and now i have yet to get it dirty again, well beside a couple of lil mud puddles.

Mar 11, 2009 | 07:49 PM

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ahh man you gotta explore that area man! you got the red woods there and all the hills. i am sure there are a lot of back roads that take off and turn to dirt. I know from the air it looks like there are a lot of back roads. When I am leaving equipment there, dad flies over to pick me up. it's pretty fun. you ever take the toy out on the sand? My DUMB uncle took my dad's f350 out from the fortuna side of the humbolt bay (sand bar) and almost left it thier to be taken by the sea!!! he's an idiot. some guy in a 2nd gen toy came along seen us and went to get his old ford with a hydro winch to pull us out. we got very lucky.

I actually havent taken it on the sand yet. I took the runner but it sunk pretty good i think the pickup will to better being the lighter vehicle. well ya i havent got a chance this year but its fun to hit the logging roads across from my house. I go when they are done and take the summer bridge out so you know your not disturbing any logging. It gets pretty fun on some of those old trails up there. I love having river access lol.