Taking my 2WD Tacoma off road for the first time ! How it go ?? Take a look!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ธ.ค. 2024
- Hey guys , so I’ve been working on my truck and I was finally at a level where I felt ready to take her off road . I hit a trial that’s not that well known but never the less it’s a great trail and recommend it for any one trying to have a good time ! It’s located on the San Bernardino National Forest and it’s on road (1N09)
Nice set up brother! Of course you can overland with 2wd!
Great video man good to see what a 2w could do
2wd yota is a beast of a rig.
2WD with a rear locker can take you a long ways
Took my 2WD '99 Dodge Dakota with the 3.9 off road up a couple mountains over the weekend. Was a little surprised by how well a 2WD can do off road with a little bit of patience and common sense. Might need to get a small lift on my Dakota though, as I did scrape the ground a couple of times, though not too hard thankfully.
I was waiting for you to run into the guy with a Toyota Corolla who lives up that trail. He takes it into town every week.
Super stoked to see another 2.7L 2WD guy out there. I also have a 2.7L SR5 2WD 6 speed auto trans. So far, I've installed a 7" suspension lift, 35" tires, and I have a Fab Fours steel bumper. It's a daily driver, but I do need to trail ride more with it. This video definitely gives me the inspiration to do so! You got yourself another subscriber, sir.
@Azley Munguia Here's my build thread on Tacoma World: www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tpaynenfas-2016-sr5-2-7l-adventure-build.691895/
Is there any 4 cylinder 4×4 Tacoma out there? Just asking out of curiosity.
@@theinvasionking1987 yes there is. It’s only available in an access cab, though.
Thanks for this man! I’m in the market to buy a Tacoma and I want it to be my daily driver but I also want to have fun with it. I love your build. It’s sick. Seeing if I could save some money and get a sport 2wd and still go off roaring or overlanding
Check out Fast rack overland on TH-cam he does a lot in his 2 wheel drive
Looks like a nice trail! Your truck did well too, I was wondering if it was a 2.7
It’s a pretty fun trial, and yea it’s the 2.7 didn’t really have an issue on the trial .
@@odyssey_4x482 what mods have you done to the suspension or change from stock suspension
Very nice ride I live in southern cali I dont remember if I ever had taken that particular trail in the past use to go off road much years ago with an older ford I use to own, I also have a tacoma 2 wheel drive never taken it off road yet to date but want to get out again & hit the trails again like I did back in the days thanks for the posting of the video reminded me much of the days when I use to take nice rides on them trails in the hills.
Nice video! I take my 2wd F150 everywhere!
We work with what we have 👏🏼 just be safe out there
You ever take it in sand?
@@nickblake6317 not that dumb 🤣 nah , that’s a 99% chance of getting stuck . Even know with my jeep I’m cautious in sand .
nice one, same tacoma with blazing blue color
Great video bro 👍🏻. Keep it up
Sweet trail.I need to get out more with my 2wd Sport.
It’s a nice fun trial, so many people underestimate the potential of a 2wd. It can take you to amazing places , watch next weeks video and see what I mean ! Stay safe my friend.
Hey what y’all have done to yours. I have a 17 sport as well.
Sweet video and nice taco. Just curious if you aired down to 30 in the front, what do you normally drive around at on pavement?
I meant to say 20, my bad I ran it at 35 on pavement
This is pretty awesome trail, thanks for sharing man! What trail is this? Where did you find it?
Awesome trail!! Is there a website I can go to to find places like this? All I have near me that I know off is intense jeep trails which I can’t do. Great vid!
Unfortunately not that I know of, I literally just TH-cam trails and watch the videos and try to figure out if I can make it through . Ima be going to a few trails in big bear, rated moderate in a week . Stay tuned if I post a video means I made it through the trial😂 I’ll post video and location .
Raul alejandro all good! I appreciate the response! Keep up the work!
YaBoy FittedChicken download the “all trails” app you’ll love it
Joel Sanchez thank you! I’ll check it out!
Use the all trails app
What trail is this or location...?
Nice!!!! I have a 2018 Colorado 2wd with a rear locker. Do you have a locker? Makes me feel a lot better about wanting overland set up!!
No locker ! You should be good for trials like these no problem !
Was this a 2WD with lockers? or 2WD only?
2wd only , no locker . Great fun trail to spend a Saturday out in nature .
What size and brand of tires you rocking?
did you have to do any rear locking or was it just LSD all the way?
No rear locking . LSD all the way , just lowered the psi .
Is this a 2.7L?
Yuppp!
Where is this exactly?
It’s at the base of big bear mountain, just google old city road big bear and it’s come up .
Is that an sr Tacoma??
It was the sr5 , 4 cylinder 2wd
@@odyssey_4x482 oh wow 😮 👍🏼
@@odyssey_4x482 what tires are you running? Do you have a lift on it??
Hey... I've hesitated taking my 3rd gen 2WD 4runner on trails. My 4rnr is lifted 3inch on 33 tires, and it has step stools, not rocksliders. What you think, can I make it?
ernie garcia tbh Big Bear/ San Bernardino has a lot of off road trials where 2WD high clearance vehicles can make it through. I did Holcomb Valley road (3n16) * not Creek* all with the Tacoma with out a problem . Just aired down , and took my time . Regarding this trial you should have no problems as long it hasn’t rained days before .
As long as you have a traction control or lsd. You should do ok. Lockers even better. Airing out your tires down to 20psi helps.
Good clearance, good tires, and choosing the right lines is all you need most of the time. Obviously not going to go rock crawling but there’s a lot of trails in SoCal that don’t require 4wd I’ve done quite a bit in my taco, 2WD also btw. Id recommend Holcomb valley rd, it’s an easy fun trail to just get out of the city 👍🏼
Looks like a road 🤔
That’s why it’s called off roading ... lol definitely not difficult. Moved on from this truck , bought a jee and tackling more difficult trails .. new videos up soon
You took a 2.7 and 2wd with no buddies to a trail? Did you wake up one morning and said fuck all? Lol
Pretty much ! Ngl I paid a hefty price. This trip went well, and it was fun . Few weeks later I went to big bear and ended getting stuck , it cost me 400$ for a 4x4 “recovery ” I also had to walk 40 minutes to get service to make the call , I waited 2 hours thinking some one would drive by but nothing . the guy spent less than 5 minutes to pull me out of the hole I was stuck in . 1 week later I bought a keep and traded the Tacoma in lol .
Jeep*
@@odyssey_4x482 lol so a 4x4 is necessary for someone who goes camping, and wants to go to big bear alot haha
A 4x4 is definitely not necessary, but it helps a lot ! Lol I just made a dumb decision in going alone .
Nice trail. But not off road. Not being mean but I've took my venture van in worse places and not had a problem.
This isn't "Off Road" this is "Dirt Road"
The definition of ROAD “ a specially prepared surface in which vehicles can use” - google . So this falls short of that definition, the word OFF is defined as “away from “ -google so if you put both words together based on definitions it would be “ away from -prepared surfaces for vehicles “ . So yes It’s off road , now there is different levels of off-roading . easy trials to hard trails to rock crawling . This was on the easier side of off roading , with out a doubt .
It's me Ryan don’t be a hater. at least he’s out there doing shit
@@odyssey_4x482 by your definition I hate to break it to you but it was a prepared surface. It wasn’t prepared to go 55mph, but it was prepared. More like a sight seeing vehicle trail.
Slow down it’s not a race