RCLT IFS 5th gen 4Runner runs Fordyce creek trail.

[@mikes.9755]

It’s nice to see some good rock “crawling”. I get tired of loud music and rev limiter bounces.

[@ttriple6]

Bad ass rig!!! Nice to actually get to see this crawler in person

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Great video! As a single dad of awesome daughters , I wish I had the time to wheel more. My 4Runner build has turned into an errand runner

[@RubyOffroad4x4]

Rig looks great ! I'm in the process of changing all my fenders and "fixing" dents....I've hit to many rocks/trees following those damn buggies, but it sure is fun and they can't believe what a 4Runner is capable of with the RCLT and 40's !

[@tcard2008]

Sick looking builds! That work well!

[@virgilray7708]

Love watching Toyotas putting in work.

[@coreydemarce4652]

Very nice. Truggy was the star of the show!

[@JimmyHusain]

Damn! Those tires folding!

[@RubyOffroad4x4]

At the end before you broke the diff...I noticed something, that my rig does as well and I'm trying to figure it out...When you were trying to bump it over the rock, you got basically zero throttle response off the line and it makes the bump useless....I've noticed on flat ground...4lo....if I smash the pedal, it will "jump", but when vertical, will not. I thought it could be a toyota safety thing, on steep incline to limit throttle response, but have been told there is no system for that. I know these rigs aren't super performance monsters, but I can't believe it gets that bad on an incline...then I watched a video from Colt on Bleepin Jeep, he has an automatic in an S10 build, and says on steep inclines transmission fluid all goes to back of transmission and torque converter gets starved for fluid causing lack of performance on steep inclines. So he added an additional transmission cooler and "over filled" it to compensate. I have yet to try it, but it is an annoying problem not being able to truly bump over something. Something to look into...ps...I'm no mechanic or transmission specialist....just a guy who beats on 4Runners !

[@roymussatti9518]

I really like the 1st gen toyota, is there is there other videos of that truck or a website i can look at it. cool video

[@Amg_Offroad]

They are both 1st gen yotas. The pick up or taco?

[@roymussatti9518]

@@Amg_Offroad IM Talking about the brown 80s yoda buggy

[@iddddaduncan]

Nice! Is the rear stock aside from the lift?

[@dwaynemartin5174]

In joy 3.5 and 4 and 5 Ranger Joe said there going to blow them up so everyone can make it

[@Amg_Offroad]

Wow really? When are they blowing it up?

[@jobama3588]

Why didn't the 4runner move over instead of trying to throttle over the last obstacle?

[@brianpearson5215]

What are the axle specs on the 1st gen tacoma ?

[@agustinhidalgo405]

4Runner sick…

[@wontontacoadventures]

Nice! Same part broke like the other time at Slick Rock?

[@Amg_Offroad]

Yup same part but this time it was jus the inner shaft and not the whole housing.

[@johnwebb2232]

good job guys, love watching what my 4runner can do with just a few tweaks, would not dot that with mine as i use her for more overlanding trips, but nice to see what she's capable of, keep up the good work and have fun out there. aslo be safe out there.

[@corysaunders6744]

​@That1_T40r what part is it that broke? I read "intermediate differential shaft" is that like a t-case output shaft? Also, how is the steering power with the 200 series rack?

[@ctrl_agent_86]

I'm super confused. Are you only running a front locker most of the time in these rigs? If so why? I would think that's the weakest way to wheel, but I'm curious if I'm missing something. Also sweet video, are those 40s on the 4runner?

[@lboverland4973]

Boss af

[@jsnow6925]

Are those stock?

[@goatsgarage2635]

Air those damn irocs down 3 lbs

[@PnwPryo]

They are as low as possible there just not broken in silly

[@goatsgarage2635]

@@PnwPryo silly little snake No way gnig broke in come on air down brotha man. 3 lbs