i dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the password. I love any tips you can give me!
@Elliot Jerome Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now. Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Great little video, showing some nice runners running rock therapy classes... drive-through-flexies from different angles were the highlights. Thanks from a another runner lover.
Much respect to you guys on this trail. I don't have the balls to abuse my 4th gen on John Bull... (i.e., I could never do a field fix on a CV LOL.) Great vid!
Krav Stema yeah you’d have to do quite a bit of work to a 5th gen to make it capable of finishing this trail. Even then you’d have to be prepared for a couple new dents and scratches. Would be fun though!
Opt Offroad for now I have plenty of fun on the intermediate trails in big bear. can’t wait for the snow to melt so I can get back out there. Do you know when that might be?
Now this video was awesome!!.. My husband and I each own 5th gen 4runners, me the 2019 TRD Off Road and he has the 2020 Pro.. He recenty bought himself an 80 Series Land Cruiser and just had a stage 3 restoration completed... I keep saying I want an older rig I can be a bit harder on and must admit these look great.. My only concern is the lack of power.
@@lunamaria1048 so does driving you're car, so don't do that either.... my 2000 has 235k on it with the supercharger and I chose to drive it from North Dakota to Colorado every 2 weeks because it's the most reliable thing I've ever owned
@@dankoldenhoven4997 That makes no sense.. Superchargers increase wear and tear of an engine.. Overlanding requires reliability.. Not Superchargers.. I want my engine to last as long as possible and supercharging reduces an engine's lifespan, because of increased heat and wear and tear.
How much caution for the rear differential do you have? Seems you don't worry about it. Thanks for helping answer for a potential 4Runner buyer. How tuff is it?
Really great footage and same for 4runners! Do you know how many miles those have? I’m actually thinking of picking up a 2000 limited 4x4 but I am kinda skeptical about how many miles it has.
Question do you have your steering rack upgraded or is it stock? I just bought a 97 4runner and my first day wheeling my steering is leaking everywhere lol
Would you say the long travel kit is close to a solid axle in terms of performance off-road? Or at least better than stock ifs? Also do you have the diff drop kit on yours?
Sheldon M I would say it’s apples and oranges. One is for going fast and getting more wheel travel while retaining most of the stock components with bolt-on convenience. The other is going to get you more travel and more strength for less money, but it’s going to require a ton of custom fab work. I have had times where my long travel made it a million times easier than my solid front axles friends to get thru a trail, because of the front ground clearance. And then I’ve had times where I was at a big disadvantage. I have no regrets with my setup, it does way better than stock in every circumstance
Love the headlights on the white 4Runner. You know what years those fit for a Tacoma? I have a 96 and I’ve been trying to find a good reliable upgrade.
What year 4runner is that? I'm looking at getting a 4runner I want one with lockers on it sadly the 4th gen doesnt have one. Only on the rare unicorn trail edition that was only made in 09 lol but I'm wondering whats the best year for a 3rd gen? I wanna do overlanding/rocklanding
Sounds good, join 3G4Rsocal on FB, it’s the local 3rd gen 4runner group and we post trail days and meetups on there a lot. Or just follow my IG and check for updates there 👍🏼
JUICY they’re the Amazon knockoffs, MAXSA or something like that. Used them to recover a friend once and they worked great, they seem to be high quality
Alpha1 not when we went in Oct, but it is covered in snow right now. Take Hwy18 past Big Bear Lake and access the main access trail (3N16) thru Doble. You can also get to the area if you come thru Lucerne Valley and head up the mountain (south) on the 18
Well done video, makes me motivated to build my 3rd gen to a more capable off roader after almost 300k miles of trouble free service!
i dont mean to be off topic but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly forgot the password. I love any tips you can give me!
@Zander Bronson Instablaster ;)
@Elliot Jerome Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm trying it out now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Elliot Jerome it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
@Zander Bronson glad I could help xD
Who needs crawl control.. these are the real Japanese vehicles made/assemble in Japan
I miss my 99 4Runner
I love that addiction bumper on that white third GEN
Super job on the video, I really like wheeling in the Big Bear area.
JK southwest yeah lots of good stuff up there. It’s all covered in white right now! ⛄️
This is the 3rd gen content I have been looking for!!
This made me appreciate how capable these trucks are.
Awesome video! Looks like a good time, all the 3rd gen 4Runners looking good.
Dirt Garage thanks! It was a fun day for sure
Great little video, showing some nice runners running rock therapy classes... drive-through-flexies from different angles were the highlights. Thanks from a another runner lover.
Badass vid!! Can’t wait to get another 3rd gen! 💯 keep up the great work!
🙌🏼 thanks Josh!
Cool vid! Nice to think back on it. Gonna need another trip when I get my 35s settled!
Nice man which ones are you going with?
Opt Offroad milestars
Tanner Kelber cool, Mike Nantz seems to love his
I'm a new subscriber, I've been enjoying your vids. Great 4 wheeling footage and their just the right length. Keep them coming!
Edward Ruvalcaba thanks for the encouragement! Guess it’s time to pump out a new one... 😆
That looks like a dope little trail!
IVS one of my favorites in the area
that garden was crazy. the end parts were crazy, LOL.
mr pink it’s definitely a good time!
Great video! Love that silver 4 Runner with the flat windshield and 7 slot grill :)
That’s my father-in-law 👍🏼 he keeps up alright 😉
Much respect to you guys on this trail. I don't have the balls to abuse my 4th gen on John Bull... (i.e., I could never do a field fix on a CV LOL.) Great vid!
trail looks so fun! sick video man!
Thanks! Always a fun trail 🤘
This channel is freaking sweet!
Chad's Adventures thx!
Good stuff, excellent editing skills
Voltron512 thank you!
Nice video !
Carlos Yuriar thanks man! I’ve got a few more in the works so hit subscribe and the notify bell 🔔 if you want a heads up 🤙🏼
So rad! I cant wait to do John Bull
worth the trip!
That one looks a bit too gnarly for a 2018 stock trd pro. You guys really put the work into your 4Runners, much badass
Krav Stema yeah you’d have to do quite a bit of work to a 5th gen to make it capable of finishing this trail. Even then you’d have to be prepared for a couple new dents and scratches. Would be fun though!
Opt Offroad for now I have plenty of fun on the intermediate trails in big bear. can’t wait for the snow to melt so I can get back out there. Do you know when that might be?
Krav Stema Big Bear will probably be melted within a couple weeks, that’s my guess
Nice video guys. Seems like a cool crowd 🤙🏻
May need to get me a 3rd Gen... can’t bring myself to trash my 5th Gen 🙈
bmbrabus yeah dude, join 3G4Rsocal on FB. Good group of guys and there’s always something going on
I just dumped some money into my ifs, hopefully I don’t regret it lol nice video
this is such a cool video, love the edits.
YESSSSS DADDY
MazdaPride89 lol thanks 😂
Now this video was awesome!!.. My husband and I each own 5th gen 4runners, me the 2019 TRD Off Road and he has the 2020 Pro.. He recenty bought himself an 80 Series Land Cruiser and just had a stage 3 restoration completed... I keep saying I want an older rig I can be a bit harder on and must admit these look great.. My only concern is the lack of power.
That's what superchargers are for
@@dankoldenhoven4997 Which decreases the life of an engine
@@lunamaria1048 so does driving you're car, so don't do that either.... my 2000 has 235k on it with the supercharger and I chose to drive it from North Dakota to Colorado every 2 weeks because it's the most reliable thing I've ever owned
@@dankoldenhoven4997 That makes no sense.. Superchargers increase wear and tear of an engine.. Overlanding requires reliability.. Not Superchargers.. I want my engine to last as long as possible and supercharging reduces an engine's lifespan, because of increased heat and wear and tear.
@@lunamaria1048 so 235k all being supercharged isn't proof of reliability?
Great video !
Awesome video. Cool area, very different than Vancouver.
Bonitos videos saludos desde Honduras
That long travel though wow! I'm definitely doing that on my 3rd gen
I Just bought my first 4runner and it’s a 3rd Gen
Nice footage
Atch 97 thank you 🙏
nice video looks like u had a great day on the rocks
Posted this on my 20th bday and I live in Pismo!
Great intro and videoo🔥
Killer video! So did you guys have a replacement CV axle for the one that broke!?
singletrackftw thanks! Yeah a spare CV is something pretty much all of us carry, along with a few other common failure parts.
Next swell runner😍
Awesome!
So much fun seemed to have been had. .. Do you guys ever camp out and spend the night in the wilderness?
rudycorraudio most of our wheeling trips involve camping, usually once a month or so. We rarely if ever go to a campsite, always wilderness camping
Intense
How much caution for the rear differential do you have? Seems you don't worry about it. Thanks for helping answer for a potential 4Runner buyer. How tuff is it?
Really great footage and same for 4runners! Do you know how many miles those have? I’m actually thinking of picking up a 2000 limited 4x4 but I am kinda skeptical about how many miles it has.
Cameron Romo we all range from the mid/high 100k up to the mid 300k. I wouldn’t let mileage discourage you if they have good maintenance records
Opt Offroad has yours ever gave you major issues?
Cameron Romo no, just trail damage and part failures from overusing haha... the drivetrain is rock solid though
Just hit 299,750 in my 99 v6. Solid. Record I've seen is 465k. But plenty over 300k.
this guy nice, gotta celebrate the big 300k with a trail run 🤙🏼
Question do you have your steering rack upgraded or is it stock? I just bought a 97 4runner and my first day wheeling my steering is leaking everywhere lol
Would you say the long travel kit is close to a solid axle in terms of performance off-road? Or at least better than stock ifs? Also do you have the diff drop kit on yours?
Sheldon M I would say it’s apples and oranges. One is for going fast and getting more wheel travel while retaining most of the stock components with bolt-on convenience. The other is going to get you more travel and more strength for less money, but it’s going to require a ton of custom fab work. I have had times where my long travel made it a million times easier than my solid front axles friends to get thru a trail, because of the front ground clearance. And then I’ve had times where I was at a big disadvantage. I have no regrets with my setup, it does way better than stock in every circumstance
Great vid and nice music, but need more trail scenes
Александр Клочков thanks for the feedback. Maybe I’m not understanding what you mean but the whole video is trail scenes. Can you be more specific?
Do those orange headlights change color or are your headlights just orange?
Love the headlights on the white 4Runner. You know what years those fit for a Tacoma? I have a 96 and I’ve been trying to find a good reliable upgrade.
Jonathan Rodriguez I think you’re talking about my truck? The tan long travel one, it has SRQ Fabrications headlights, check them out!
Awesome thanks!!
Nice video. Curious what ditch lights the ones that have the amber x on them are?
Christian Clark thanks. The owner’s name is Spencer Lewis, he’s on FB. I believe he has a CZcams, IG is @sandtrooper_3g4r or something similar
3rd gen porn thank you!! Awesome video.
I have a 95 2nd gen I’m selling to get a 3rd gen rt now lol
What year 4runner is that? I'm looking at getting a 4runner I want one with lockers on it sadly the 4th gen doesnt have one. Only on the rare unicorn trail edition that was only made in 09 lol but I'm wondering whats the best year for a 3rd gen? I wanna do overlanding/rocklanding
Reconbeatz it’s a 96. Just gotta add lockers yourself! ;)
@@Opt.Offroad I though about getting a 5th gen sr5 and adding a locker
Where do you get the halo lights
Devin Hansen hit up optoffroad.com and look up the BX Built retrofits
Too slow for me... maybe 5 mile.. but that trail is kinda long lol
Para eso jeep wranglel y estoq que soy toyotero
Thank god for armor, eh?
Stock gears on all 3gens??
Where are you from???
cryptic44 4 southern CA :)
Opt Offroad i stay by redlands I wanna tag along
Sounds good, join 3G4Rsocal on FB, it’s the local 3rd gen 4runner group and we post trail days and meetups on there a lot. Or just follow my IG and check for updates there 👍🏼
Opt Offroad dang lol I don’t have any social media but CZcams and Snapchat lol #fail
cryptic44 4 haha it’s all good I just finally joined IG this last year. He also has a CZcams, it’s like PoopyPantz or something like that
Stock gears on all 4runners???
Israel Rodriguez all stock except mine, 5.29s
what brand r those recovery boards
JUICY they’re the Amazon knockoffs, MAXSA or something like that. Used them to recover a friend once and they worked great, they seem to be high quality
No snow?... how do u get there?..
Alpha1 not when we went in Oct, but it is covered in snow right now. Take Hwy18 past Big Bear Lake and access the main access trail (3N16) thru Doble. You can also get to the area if you come thru Lucerne Valley and head up the mountain (south) on the 18