Yeah, removing or blocking the EGR (without triggering a CEL, still looking into that) and installing an oil separator like a provent will be first items on the list. Fully aware how much sludge those 4M4x diesels can create, especially when used as a stop/start short run city car, but I imagine the Provent would would be worth its weight in gold in this respect. Need to get one for our existing 4M40 powered NL too...
/ORG/ - Off Road General
James Torres
Gavin Wood
And that fully independent ride... it's like a Limousine in terms of 4x4 wagons.
The other benefit of the Paj over other 4x4 SUVs is the car seat height which I imagine the monocoque frame comes into play here. Having a shortass Missus meant access for her to a child seat was pretty important.
Hunter Torres
Yeah it worked really good actually. I was also running 4.88 gears and that helped the milage alot. Before the gears it wouldn't hit 4th on the highway haha. Old pic with 35s on.
Xavier Clark
>there are people on Veeky Forums right now who actually prefer on road driving
Brayden Campbell
Mind if I join?
Jordan Moore
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Nathaniel Gutierrez
Did a bit of exploration on my own today in Central Indiana. We've had a few strong rains over the last week so the secondary trails were pretty slick. Didn't get too risky as I was literally there by myself with just my truck, not even a passenger to help out with potential recovery (although I did have all my recovery gear with me). Currently running totally not-offroad oriented General Grabber HTS tires with about 40% tread left, they were hopeless as soon as I hit a bit of slick mud. I'm debating between getting a set of dedicated rims for serious offroad tires (maybe not M/Ts, but definitely aggressive A/Ts) or to get more reasonable and quiet/highway friendly A/T tires like Dueler Revo 2s since this is my commuter and I'm not sure how much I'd enjoy swapping rims every time I decide to go wheeling.
Any input?
Mason Williams
Finally brought this home
>Pic related
Jacob Edwards
Good looking truck, and I love the color. Too bad it has that cheesy "roof rack" though. Can you even do anything with it?
Jaxson Campbell
It folds over so you can use it like I rack