[83yotawheeler]

Hello fellow wheelers i have never been there i know where it is but I dont know what else i should do to my rig or what i should take with me when i go I have a 1983 toyota with a lift and 33 and a locker in the rear can you please help me out ?????????? thank you for your time ...

Steven Sacramento ca

 

[norcalsvx]

you should get some seat time and good tires, but a toy on 33's with a locker can make it.

 

[Wilson]

good sliders and clutch

 

[Bebe]

expect body damage. If you don't end up with any, you'll be even happier

 

[bagman]

Peel out. Everyone needs to start somewhere. Just think of it as the beginning of the learning curve. Most of all go into the woods and enjoy your rig. If you take your time and hit the legal bypasses then you shouldnt have an issue.


.....And carry a spare J-arm

 

[trkklr77]

you need to go to the gas station, fill it up, get a bag of chips, a few soda's, a premade nitrogen packed sandwich, and get the fawk on the trail.

 

[FORYOURRIDE]

you need to go to the gas station, fill it up, get a bag of chips, a few soda's, a premade nitrogen packed sandwich, and get the fawk on the trail.

yea what he said

 

[Kurtuleas]

Your toy will have no problems.

Don't go in alone, find someone experienced on the trail to travel with you. Pick up a spill kit and a shitter from the FOTR booth at Loon.

 

[goinjeepn]

sell it and buy a JEEP

 

[pickeledpigsfeet]

sell it and buy a JEEP

:laughing: not if he wants to make it without wrenching on it along the trail.

 

[Wilson]

sell it and buy a JEEP

Then why are you so happy when you make it home without problems?

 

[CA_Snowtoy]

As mentioned you will want some rock sliders, and if you are concerned about damaging the bed and front fenders, good strong front and rear bumpers would be helpful. If you are looking to make it easier for you and your rig, a set of dual transfer cases are about the best mod you could do for the trails. Even w/o the dual cases you should be able to make it through, though how much damage you do to your rig will depend on your driving skills, and your ability to pick the best line through the trail for your rig.

Spare parts:
front and rear drivelines
steering components
hub
same size spare tire, and tire plugs
duct tape(to make tire plugs when you run out of the kit, roll up the tape sticky side out and stuff in the sliced sidewall
ratchet tie-down straps
heavy duty zip ties
set of long battery cables
spare pieces of steel and welding rods(the longer batter cable will be helpful)
tools to do all the repairs you might encounter on the trail
a spare coil and some extra spark plug wires are helpful but not nec. needed.

 

[timo992001]

Like others have said depends on driver skill but you can make it.
Less skill = more body damage and broken parts. I think you may get more help if you list your skill level like other trails you may have already done and how experienced you are with fixing your truck if something does go wrong.

if you don't have much wheeling experience, find someone experienced to go with and you should be fine.

By the way, spend money gearing the t-case before gearing the axles unless you really need to drive to the trail. t-case will get you more bang for the buck on the trail and save other breakage on the trail. if you care about body damage or opening and closing your doors later put some rock sliders on at the very least.

 

[kidwired]

ok STOP.
if you have to ask your not ready for the Con. Go play on some milder trails, 1. have fun
2. get stuck
3. get muddy, get unstuck
4. have fun
5, break something
6. fix
7. have fun
8. break something again

REPEAT over and over, in the end you will know how to drive, how to avoid trouble and have a built rig. Now go to Con without being another ASSHAT.

 

[wheelerpeeler]

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Spare parts:
front and rear drivelines
steering components
hub
same size spare tire, and tire plugs
duct tape(to make tire plugs when you run out of the kit, roll up the tape sticky side out and stuff in the sliced sidewall
ratchet tie-down straps
heavy duty zip ties
set of long battery cables
spare pieces of steel and welding rods(the longer batter cable will be helpful)
tools to do all the repairs you might encounter on the trail
a spare coil and some extra spark plug wires are helpful but not nec. needed.[/QUOTE]

The most important a berf or two :flipoff2:

 

[XToy4Runner88X]

sell It And Buy A Jeep

Not

 

[blackrider]

buy a top truck challenge video and study it for two straight weeks,then run through a turkey farm naked,then do a couple of cky stunts,your ready
oh yea,beer + wheelin'=breakage

 

[Booger Weldz]

Hello fellow wheelers i have never been there i know where it is but I dont know what else i should do to my rig or what i should take with me when i go I have a 1983 toyota with a lift and 33 and a locker in the rear can you please help me out ?????????? thank you for your time ...

Steven Sacramento ca

upgrade the steering to an ifs power steering box and high steer($500 or less), then add a second transfer case($500 or less)...your truck well easily do the rubicon then and you wont be a trailplug...go with people who have gone before and have fun! clean up your trash and stay on the designated route!

 

[83yotawheeler]

i dont want no HEEP .......lol do you live around sac????????????

 

[83yotawheeler]

ya i am working on that steering box and high steer and on the friends sold there trucks