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It has been about two years since we first installed ARB’s Bull Bar on our expedition based Toyota FJ Cruiser. In the early days of the FJC, our choices were limited to only a handful and ARB was there in the beginning. These days FJC owners have a wide array of the options when it comes to an aftermarket shell style bumpers and ARB remains as the standard others are measured by. ARB is . . . → Read More: ARB Bumper – Long-Term Review  Comments are closed  off road adventure accessories  4WD Product Review, ARB Bull Bar, FJ Cruiser front bumper, Long term review 4×4 off road adventures can put you in some sticky places and the last thing you want is to get your 4WD truck stuck. We tested out a recover system (aka sand ladders) from Maxtrax out of Australia to find an easy one man means for getting unstuck. . . . → Read More: Off Road Adventure Recovery Made Easy 2 comments - (Comments are closed) off road adventure accessories off road adventure, off road recovery system Puzzled about how to get out on the trail, need a break from the day to day grind… or just looking to kill time between meetings? How about attempting one of our puzzles. On the road (in the airport this time) I’m always looking for something to kill time so thought folks might enjoy these. Time your self and leave a comment letting us know your best score to beat. Try our Overland Badge… . . . → Read More: Adventure Puzzles For Your Mind Let me start by squelching the rumors that I’ve got an IFS dark cloud circling over head… But more on that later… (high quality video means big files. Sorry if it takes a while to load but we believe quality is not the place for compromise) 4×4 Adventure on “The Slab” from Hula Betty on Vimeo. A while back Jerry over on the Pacific NW Backroad Adventures Forum announced a trip out to . . . → Read More: 4×4 Adventure On “The Slab” 4 comments - (Comments are closed) Trail Runs 4x4, 4x4 adventure, back roads, off road, Pacific Northwest Backroad Adventures, the slab, wheeling, zillah WA Seems like this year which is probably its last, Toyota’s FJ Cruiser has received more press than ever before. Take for example “FJ Cruiser does its off-road namesake proud, Toyota’s rock-crawling mud eater is the real deal in an era of phonies” on the Edmonton Journal site. Like most of the reviews, it talks about the more than capable off road qualities of the FJC, ranks it at the top above Jeep, Hummer or . . . → Read More: The Press Can’t Stop Complementing The FJC Comments are closed Rants, Raves and the Zen Art of Road Trip Management edmonton journal, FJ cruiser, fjc, toyota Sooner or later anyone who spends a little time on the trail will hear a story from someone they know who bent their rear lower control arm (LCA). On FJ Cruisers the stock rear LCAs are not the strongest in the world and the first time they get dragged over a rock or log, they’ll fold like origami. The fix for this weak link is to swap out the stock rear LCAs for a . . . → Read More: How To Install Rear Lower Control Arms 2 comments - (Comments are closed) How To Info DYI, how-to, install, instruction, LCA, lower control arm, metal tech, protection, Rear, replace |
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