Was this at the OHV area up there? Where you cross the Dam? Awesome rig by the way!Ran a few trails up near Shasta Dam this past weekend. Beautiful area!!!
Build Thread: 2016 4Runner Trail
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Love it. Understand the Quik Fist but what are they attached to?! I need to know. I used Quik Fist and conduit clamps and flat stock. Just likin your set up a little better and not ashamed to say so.~$25 shovel mount
Exactly! You drive over the dam and immediately hit dirt, it's awesome. Just a heads up, the road was closed about 6 miles past the dam when I was up there.
Perfect and thank you. Just ordered two.Search for these on Amazon :)
Finally found a couple feet of 8ga wire to finish up my aux power distribution, which means LIGHT! It's really difficult to find wire by the foot around here. Need to order a dash switch, just need to decide which one I want.
Nicely done!Finally found a couple feet of 8ga wire to finish up my aux power distribution, which means LIGHT! It's really difficult to find wire by the foot around here. Need to order a dash switch, just need to decide which one I want.
Thanks! I learned a lot of electrical lessons from building out my last rig. Trying to do a better job this time around!
Looks good! Have you looked at the Air On Board switches. Just added one of theirs for my reverse camera and it looks stock.
Check them out: Air On Board
Check them out: Air On Board
Thanks!
I have looked at them, but $28 + shipping/tax is just too steep. Last night I ordered a Mictuning switch off eBay for less than $11 shipped.
Added some water storage for dry camping. We just did a 4 day trip and were boiling creek water by the last day. Ordered a 7 gallon container to compliment the two upright cans. A spigot would have been nice on the last trip. We'll refill the blue from the tall gray ones, as working out of the blue with spigot should be easier.
Off-Road Ranger I
What cases are these on top? Right now I use the big long Plano cases but i'd love a set of smaller ones like these as well
They are Cabela's plastic ammo cans. I have them divided up as such: recovery, tools/air pump, and first aid. They have a rubber gasket, but I have not run them on the roof in the rain to find out if they are actually water-resistant.
Someone on Instagram just told me that Costco is selling 2-packs of metal ammo cans. Might be worth checking out too.
Off-Road Ranger I
