Recent content by Pkins44

Kdss is great for on road use, it mitigates body roll very well compared to the standard 4Runner sway bars. I haven’t had any issues with maintaining it or working on the truck with it. Now it will limit your offroad adventures if you’re into more extreme rock crawling where maximum...

If it’s your daily driver and your offroad adventures are less rock crawling and more overlanding, I’d recommend kdss for its improvements on-road, swerving and high speed cornering. I wouldn’t say it has ever hurt my off-roading over the last five years and just elected to keep it when...

If you’re all still thinking it I would be down for a run south to north and turn and burn the alternates heading back south?

Ok I’m a liar and had to come out here for the storms.

Welcome I’m fairly new here as well. Just a hair south of you in Sarasota.

Dead on except number 4, it was also northern Wisconsin. Lots of good memories and kinda bummed I had not taken more pictures along the way.

A few here from WI, GA and FL.

Bummer… I’ll be heading up there the 1st and staying a couple nights. See some bears, drink some beers and run some trails. I’ll meet you out there another time.

I’m also on the hunt for a front bumpers just can’t decide.

Thinking of making another run in the next week or so, weekday typically, seeing if anyone is going to be running the tread lightly or any trails in Ocala?

Felt I should say hello too. I’m out of Sarasota and frequent richloam wma & Ocala NF. I’m always looking for an excuse to get into the woods. I have my third kiddo coming in December so I’ll be pushing for a few trips before then hopefully. If you see a red 4Runner burning down the trail be...

You pretty much need the entire kitchen sink and then some to NOT get off trail there. Between google maps, the hard copy updated trail map and Gaia I still find myself down trails marked with a Jeep on one end and marked no Jeep’s on the other. I shrug my shoulders and hope good intentions...

Looking good my friend, and no better feeling than “ready for the dirt again.”

Welcome from Sarasota.