2 inch old man emu lift with 285 70 17 tires. Doesn't matter, however, you'll be just fine. Air down to between 10 and 18 PSI and you'll be just fine. Just use your head and drive carefully over the crests.
Oh yeah, and dont forget to deactivate your stability control/traction control. While stopped in neutral, hold down the stability control button on the overhead console for 6 seconds until the 2 lights come on your dash indicating TC and SC are both off. Will make things more enjoyable and easier.
Tire pressure is not the issue here. I am already down to 12 psi. there are huge dunes that would cause my truck to fly and get airborne and the landings would not go so well. That is the problem not tire pressure
Good 4runner BTW. I wish i have one like that instead of my wrangler
Hey are you stock height? Wondering if our '13 limited would make it to the beach totally stock?
2 inch old man emu lift with 285 70 17 tires. Doesn't matter, however, you'll be just fine. Air down to between 10 and 18 PSI and you'll be just fine. Just use your head and drive carefully over the crests.
Oh yeah, and dont forget to deactivate your stability control/traction control. While stopped in neutral, hold down the stability control button on the overhead console for 6 seconds until the 2 lights come on your dash indicating TC and SC are both off. Will make things more enjoyable and easier.
Ru switching to 2wd?
Yeah that's right. More fun. Also completely disable TC and SC by holding down the button for 5 seconds while stopped in neutral
@@MindofMatter I wish I knew that earlier I just got back from the dunes and my stability control kicked in just when the drift was getting fun
You'll love it even more next time
Delfate your tyres to 9-10 psi. You would be unbeatable. We crossing the desert in Oman in about 8-10 psi max. But steer carefully.
Tire pressure is not the issue here. I am already down to 12 psi. there are huge dunes that would cause my truck to fly and get airborne and the landings would not go so well. That is the problem not tire pressure
So wait a minute is this an all wheel drive or a four wheel drive
Old school 4x4 , 4wd with transfer case in other words