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Voodoo Blue 4x4 AT QC UR C7 V5 Z2
Mickey Thompson 265/70/17 Baja MTZ's, Moto Metal MO957 17" -12mm offset, Demello Sliders, Blue RockBlockers, Painted front bezel, PIAA Extreme white bulbs, billet short stubby 9 inch antenna, AVS In Channel Vent Visors, OME 884 front coils with 5mm Toytec spacer, Raptor Muffler with dump before axle, Toytec custom stock ride rear coils, OME front and rear nitro shocks
and the mods keep coming....and my wallet keeps crying..
It's in Taiwan. He said 60 deg. ascent. The descent was 70 deg. Announcer said the driver can't see the rails so he had to go by feel of the metal railing and that's why it's so slow.
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Sandoo Blue FJ
Walker Evans adj. F&R reservoir shocks. Pro Links. AP F&R bumpers. Demello skid. Mile Marker SE9500C. Viking Trail Line. Super Swamper LTB 34s on Tacoma wheels. 305 MTR on Wheelers wheels. Trail Gear Sliders, Aeroflow, Lightforce Blitz 240, Powertank 10lb, Hi-Lift, Jack Mate, Pull-Pal.
Boy I would love to have something like that except even more radical to take to meet and greets.
A lot better than RTI ramps. lol
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I got butterflies just watching the video and imagining driving over that obstacle... Give me a trail or rocks any day! I guess it's the open air beneath that kinda freaks me out.
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An FJ rolls on
hills muted by mountains pass
a true adventure
6 spd MT Voodoo Blue
Rear diff and e-locker scuba mod
CB w/ custom CB antenna mount on uppper rear door hinge
A-Trac switch installed
Custom tube bumper in the works...
Ok, so if anyone wants to chip in.....Lets build a full loop like a hot wheel track and I will drive my FJC through it!! Think I could get Toyota on board for that?
It's in Taiwan. He said 60 deg. ascent. The descent was 70 deg. Announcer said the driver can't see the rails so he had to go by feel of the metal railing and that's why it's so slow.
......could ya go any slower over that speed bump
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