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We did it in April. It is a easy road. No real obstacles. Just driving over the red rock so its not a fast drive. Have fun!

Another cool road to go on would be Mineral Bottom road. It is another road with switchbacks like this!

Thanks!

You will just have to pick the trails carefully. There is easy to hard plus around this area.

I had a head lamp that was a 1000 lumens. Some of the posts where harder to see than others with the headlamp on high. Some of the posts also had reflective tape on them. Once you are out of the trees and in the boulder field, it goes straight up the ridge line. there is ravines on both sides of the ridge so you shouldn't go down at any point all the way to the top. We had never done it before and it was not that hard following the trail in the dark.

Thanks! That’s really helpful!

Do you still need permit at dark?

@@HellBoyhere yes

@@HellBoyhere Yes. Between April 1 to October 31 you need a permit. You can get them on recreation.gov website. The permit is to limit how many people are on the mountain. When we were headed down there where over a hundred people we past going up and that was a Tuesday.

Yes I still like the seats. They have held up good and still look really nice. I would recommend them still.

I would think they are in the same general area. They will be at the highest point of the transfer case and transmission. Still haven’t had any issues with the setup.

I usually start at 20psi. It is stock rims. I have ran 15 if the sand is super soft. I haven’t had any issues running that pressure on the stock rims.

They are holding up good! They still are supportive and in good condition.

@@jtlclark - Good to know! Thanks. I’m still on the fence about upgrading. Thinking about going with the Corbeau Moab seats for my 2003 Tacoma.

So maybe this guy had the 60/40 bench style? I have a 98 single cab bench seat

It was only a couple hours. I sold it on facebook market place in three days of posting it. Person bought it for an older toyota pickup.

Yes, I would like to discuss it. I did not receive your email. My email address is jeffclark8495@hotmail.com

My tacoma is stock so you should be good! Just make sure you do not go down any hill in the dunes that you get stuck in a bowl. Get out and look at what is in the bottom and that you can get back out again. carry a shovel. traction boards like max trax work awesome if you get stuck in the sand. Also airing down your tires helps in the sand. I run my around 20 psi and have not had any problems at christmas valley or the coast sand dunes. But you will need to bring a air tank or air compressor to air your tires back up! Fort rock is around that area too but I have not been there yet.

4hi except once where I got stuck then 4 low to get out and then back into 4 hi.

Right now I am still using the stock seat belts. The buckles are mounted the the floor and went through the bottom of the bench seat. They are not rigid so they lay down when not in use. At some point I will replace the buckle with something that is more rigid so it stays up right. I just have not found the right buckle yet. When I finally find the right ones I'll put up another video.

I like the new bucket seats much better than the bench seat. They are much more comfortable. The bench seat that was replaced was pretty worn out though. I mainly replaced the bench seat so my wife could drive the truck with out my knees being in the dash on the passenger side. My wife likes these seats as much as the ones in our 2017 Tacoma.

Yeah I'm from the area! That would be awesome! Always more fun with some more people. How do you want to set up a meet?

@@jtlclark It’s as easy this, my name is codey my number is +1 (971) 804-3360 Shoot me a text so I have yours and when you go out hit me up and when we go out I’ll hit you up we all meet at a location then we head out!!!

I have never seen a single cab that had bucket seats from the factory so I can not answer that. I am thinking about trying to see if the extended cabs have something across the back that I could make work.

Jeffrey Thomas Lee Clark sorry I meant like trim on the actual metal backing behind the seats

@@kevinbarron589 It does not come with anything across the back.

Thanks for watching!

Blindedbythelight, Yes. The stock bench seat that was in the truck felt like you were sagging down into the seat. These seats definitely make you set a little higher and flatter then the bench seat did.

DopeScope11 You can go into the corbeau website and find the brackets you need for your application and then google search the part number. I got mine from 4WP.com.

Hugo I sweat a lot.

Misael Ramos-Saenz, There are new tires in my near future!

slowkidatpay42 They seem to be the same height as the bench seat.

SteezerZimmer I have not had any issues so far. After two months I checked the trans and transfer case and the hoses where still firmly clamped on.

phxamigo No I’m still using the ones that were in it with the bench seat.

heres a link to the seats themselves, between 600-1000 for a set depending on what material you choose corbeau.com/sport-seat.html im not sure about the brackets themselves though

The seats I have are cloth so they are around 650 for the pair. I found them on sale on 4wheelparts.com for 530. The brackets are 125 each. I spent just under 800 for all of it. I looked around at junk yards for used seats out of subarus and 4runners to install but they wanted 150 per seat and I would have to make a bracket work so I just went ahead and bought the new ones.

onewheelup I almost moved to Texas but the heat would kick my butt! I’m a cold weather person. Your project sounds awesome! At some point I want to swap in a bigger engine into this little Tacoma. And straight axel it. But that will have to wait for a while. Thanks for watching my video!

Skyler Nikolas They are not any taller then the bench seat that was in from the factory.

Josh Arevalo, most of the trails are only 1/4 to 1/2 mile long. In between them are nice gravel roads, so you can get back to where you started from with having to backtrack the trail. Some of the trails have areas where you could turn around and some don’t. www.oregon.gov/ODF/Recreation/pages/MotorizedTrails.aspx is the website where you can get a free map of the trails. You can also go to the Tillamook forest visitor center can they have OHV maps for the area also. We were on the moderate trails at browns camp.

Kyson Spencer sorry for the long time to reply. I ordered both the brackets and seats from 4Wp.com. www.4wheelparts.com/p/corbeau-sport-reclining-seats-pair-black-cloth-90001pr/_/R-GLCD-90001PR

Forestsoft, I have no idea on that. You could probably email corbeau and see what they say.