Recent content by Jrahn0822

Based out of Wakefield, NE. Just moved here from Iowa so I am kinda in both regions right now on OB. I have a 07 Tacoma that has been into SD, WI, MN, IA, IL, and MO on various trips. If anyone is in northeast NE or norhtwest IA I can hook you up with food, places to stay, or mechanics if needed.

Weekends would definitely be the only way for me. I am about an hour and a half south of Sioux Falls, but would gladly make a trip up that way to connect with people.

Weekends would definitely be the only way for me. I am about an hour and a half south of Sioux Falls, but would gladly make a trip up that way to connect with people.

First place I would start if I was you would be to figure out how much weight you are going to be carrying on your detachable system. Once you know that you can figure out what rear leaf springs would fit the bill. Your front coil overs will all be adjustable so they are the easiest part. You...

Currently am using a couple different pairs of Oboz. I used to run Keens exclusively but they fitted sloppy in the heels for my liking and I couldn't stand Merrel and how they fit my fit.

I own a 2007 Tacoma which suspension wise is practically identical to your 2019. You will only be adding 3" of lift to your truck unless you want to start getting into a drop bracket lift or if you are 2wd then you can easily put in a 4" spindle lift. You will want to look into leaf springs...

I have not had any issues however that is very obnoxious in my opinion and you definitely will risk getting stopped for that. Assuming you're using a ram mount you should get a longer "shaft" and make it where you can move it over to the passenger side more and lower. Although I do see it...

If all bolts are tight and its doing it on moguls (my roads are that bad too) then I would definitely say you are bottoming out. You will need to upgrade your springs for sure. Shocks will be a smart upgrade too, but not necessarily needed depending on what you have on there now. Not sure...

Here is another great option. I found an OR jacket at REI and now I'm hooked on their stuff. The quality is great and this would defiantly fit the windbreaker category. They also have varying styles to fit the bill if you want it for colder or warmer temps. Men's Ferrosi Hooded Jacket - burnt...

I would potentially be willing to come up from NW IA depending on the location and what the drive would be for me.

I came here looking to see multiple bikini tops and was disappointed in the lack of pictures.

Ocotober 18-20

It saddens me to see them slowly move away from the Toyota platforms and move onto much larger rigs. Obviously someone is going to be getting a dream rig, but with a nice hit to the bank account.

https://www.naturalstateoverland.org/rendezvous-in-the-ozarks-info Here is a working link. I hand typed that one out and probably messed it up. Wasn't sure if I would be able to access the website at work.

I know for some of us getting to Overland Expo East or West is out of question. The Rendezvous in the Ozarks looks like it could be the central U.S. answer. It is located at the Byrd's Adventure Center in Arkansas. It is going to be held October 18-20...