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1) Small socket set with a few extensions 2) Box end wrench set 3) 1/4 inch bit set with driver(I have a 150 piece set that covers screwdrivers, allen wrenches, torques, and everything else you'll need. 4) Small set of prybars 5) Pliers set Along with all of that I always have a roll of wire...

Coleman two burner is the way to go, I would say they are the standard that everyone else is attempting to copy. Also the pans you are using make a HUGE difference, cast iron holds heat a million times better so you use less fuel, and can clean up with nothing more than a paper town (in most...

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Thanks for the info, I'm not set on anything at this point, but from what I'm getting from everyone is to keep it simple for the most part. I really want to have something that I can jump in, drive 200-300-1000 miles at 75mph and than hop on a trail and have some fun. I really like Total Chaos...

Godi rack?? Sent from my VS987 using OB Talk mobile app

I really like Total Chaos, that is the rought I originally wanted to go, do they make control arms that aren't wider?? I dont want to go the glass fender if I dont have to. Or can you run their arms and not have clearance issues?? Sent from my VS987 using OB Talk mobile app

I'm really starting to see your point, Overlanding is new to me, I have been building crawlers for most of my life and in that game its bigger is always better. I plan on doing a rear bumper with a tire carrier, roof rack with fuel cans, leave the stock front bumper with a hidden wench, and skid...

I'm planing to lift my 2013 4Runner and am leaning in the direction of Icons 3 1/2 inch stage 5 or 6. Is anyone running their suspension?? Any info will help. Thanks Sent from my VS987 using OB Talk mobile app

Hi all, my name is Greg, I live on the central coast of California. I have been building rock crawlers, and buggies for most of my adult life and am no changing gears into something that has peaked my attention for quite some time now. I purchased a 2014 4Runner last night and have a few plans...