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Old 03-22-2006, 11:07 AM
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Default What trails have you done in your Tundra?

I have a new 06 DC TRD with LSD. I am just curious what trails others have done in their stock Tundras up here. Trails like

TinCup Pass/St Elmo
Engineer Pass
Imogene Pass
Mt Antero (I doubt it would make it too the very top)
Ophir Pass, Alta Lakes
Yankee Boy Basin.

I have been up most these passes in other stock 4X4's but I was not driving and they were a lot smaller then my DC. Any thoughts from fellow Colorado People. I am also thinking of getting a Rescue Strap and a High Lift just to be on the safe side but I doubt I would need them for these type of things. I am most worried about shelf roads and this truck being relatively wide.

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A buddy of mine with a stock '99 Ranger did St Elmo's Pass...and dented in his passenger door panel on a tight squeeze.

Like I said in the other thread too...I'll be happy to go run a couple with you whenever.

I'll look into a couple moderate ones we can do...Devil's Canyon should be a piece of cake.
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A buddy of mine with a stock '99 Ranger did St Elmo's Pass...and dented in his passenger door panel on a tight squeeze.

Like I said in the other thread too...I'll be happy to go run a couple with you whenever.

I'll look into a couple moderate ones we can do...Devil's Canyon should be a piece of cake.
Cool, I didn't see that in the other thread. I am ready whenever you are. Sending you a PM.
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I've seen trails while ON LSD...that count?
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I've done Imogene, Engineer, Tamichi (sp?), Mosquito, and most recent, Kingston, in my stock Tundra. Before that I had a 96 Tacoma that I did Tincup and Hancock. They were all a blast.

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I've done Imogene, Engineer, Tamichi (sp?), Mosquito, and most recent, Kingston, in my stock Tundra. Before that I had a 96 Tacoma that I did Tincup and Hancock. They were all a blast.

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Was the truck stock at the time? What would you think of a DC on these trails?
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Was the truck stock at the time? What would you think of a DC on these trails?
Yes, my truck is still mostly stock. From what I remember, Tamichi, Tincup and Mosquito had some tight areas that I wouldn't want anything larger than my AC. Honestly, the DC is a BIG truck and I imagine it would be a bit tricky to to really manuever around if needed.

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