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Re-think using low range in sand - looks like your transfer case is 2.57:1, meaning 3rd gear in low range is roughly equivalent to 1st gear high range (assuming 6 speed manual). In low range you'll effectively have a much tighter ratio gear range, and there won't be the big drop in RPMs between...

I found this looking for parts for a similar project, source for the threaded nuts that the yakima tower bases mount to. http://parts.orsracksdirect.com/yakima/part/8810074-yakima-rpl-anchor-plate-a-replacement-spare-parts.html

Virginia Lakes are a nice high elevation spot, and there is dry camping along some of the roads that loop back towards 395 off of the main road up to the lakes. Fishing is supposed to be decent there, although I had no luck. We were there right after 4th of July last year, and the high elevation...

From where to where? I like road trips :)

I went through this recently, here's what I found out: Railrider 1 are meant to be used with the Yakima Tracks, they have a t-nut that slides into the track and a flat base. Railrider 2 and 3 are for OEM tracks on some jeeps, etc and won't have the correct base to mount to the yakima tracks...

Funny to come across this thread, we're heading out on Friday to Sedona for about a week (from Ventura). We've got to drop off the pooch with the in-laws in Banning, so our route will need to include I-10, but I'm planning to take I-60 to I-71 to I-89 through Prescott and Cottonwood. Weather is...

I like your fishing pole rack :) May have to steal that idea.

They do make them longer, I have a pair of 72" long tracks waiting to get mounted on my camper shell.

Just a heads up on Montana De Oro, they do not allow dogs on beaches or trails, dogs are allowed on leash in campground and on paved roads only. Major bummer for us since we always have our pup with us when we head up to that area, so we've never actually been there. As mentioned Fiscalini is a...

I gotta say I really like having the tailgate on the truck, makes a great work surface for cooking up a quick lunch, a spot to sit and put on my boots in the morning, etc. Plus the nice thing about a camper shell is I can still use my truck as a truck instead of just a dedicated camper.

Hey a topic on here I can actually contribute to! I have an ARE V series shell on my '12 Tundra. From my research the construction and quality of ARE and Snugtop were very comparable, but ARE had a few features that sold me: Vented Windoors - I've got a dog that rides in the back quite a bit...

A birdie told me it didn't suck :) Will I get kicked out of here if I don't have a cool Four Wheel Camper? :)