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Anybody know any local ( Salt Lake City) shops, tire stores, etc. that stock Swampers? I'm trying to get ahold of a set of 39.5x13.50-15 Bias ply Iroks before this weekend. 4 Wheel Parts can get me some by tomorrow afternoon, but I'd rather give my money to someone else.

I've got the switches if you want/need them.

That's why there is a sign at the start of Constrictor. If you don't have the necessary basic equipment to run the trail, you shouldn't be on it. This is exactly why bypasses occur - when unprepared rigs or drivers disregard the warnings and trail descriptions. On a busy weekend, these people...

Amen. Too many people on this thread are totally missing the point. This thread is about keeping the trail open, eliminating the bypasses that should not be there, and installing a winch anchor above Eagle's Nest. Period. If you don't have something constructive to add to these goals, and you...

Electrical zip-ties work well too. No sticky mess there. :D

The rock would probably hold just fine. That's the beauty of using epoxy. The type I have cures to full strength in 2 hours at 32 degrees, less time the warmer it is. Weekday would be nice, but I'm only available on weekends. I don't think it would be that tough to install an anchor. The largest...

I have a hammer drill and some epoxy. Might be able to come up with some rebar too. Would just need a generator to run the hammer drill. In one of the posts above Richpblaze said he had a hammer drill too. I don't see why we couldn't do something similar to the one on Upper Helldorado.

I also vote for the Buck and Rail fence. Not too offensive to look at, easily repaired. Sure, it will get torn down by a-holes from time to time. But, every one of us who wheels out there could take a few minutes and repair it when it happens. Maybe after a while people would get the hint and...

I think a rebar loop is the best idea also. Drill some holes into the rock, and epoxy the rebar in. I have some high-grade epoxy and a hammer drill that I would be willing to donate to the cause. We epoxy rebar into concrete all the time. As long as the rock did not split out the epoxy would...

Me neither, I would have tried to get in on this too. Oh well, maybe next time.

I just put in a set of 30 spline longs, complete with the chromoly inner axles. From what I've read it looks like the hubs will probably be your weak link (fuse), and then your ring and pinion after that...assuming that you're not running Genuine Gears. For me, I would rather break a hub than an...

I'm not sure how many miles it had on it before I got it, but it looked almost new. I have put around 3K miles on it so far. It still looks really clean. The part number for the pre-filter is 20-1085. You can get it on their website...

Yup:D

I'm running the Fleetguard BHAF on my '99. It is definitely better than the K&N I had in the stock airbox, plus it looks and sounds cooler too!

Here's the one I just built for my 4Runner. It's 4x2 tube with 2"x2"x1/4" brackets. I also ran a tube from the back of the bumper under each headlight back to my shock hoops. It is rock-solid. I'll try to take a better pic of it tonight without the winch in the receiver.

Go here: http://www.4x4wire.com/toyota/maintenance/front_end/ Stop driving it until it's fixed. Do some reading and dive in. Post up pictures and ask questions. There's a ton of info on Pirate4x4.com as well. Time to start learning about your rig.:D

I'm heading down there with some buddies. I'll be in a red 4Runner on 37's. We'll also have a blue Toy Xtra Cab on 40's, a Tacoma on 35's, and another Toyota Pickup on 33's. Not sure what trails we're going to run yet. What trails are the rest of you running that are going to be down there?

At this point you're probably taking a chance if you don't get it checked out. You might be able to drain the oil (if there's any in it) and re-fill it and be fine. Tough to know how much damage has been done. How good is your luck?

Yup.

Ditto...a 3rd vote for Wide Open. I've dealt with Gillette and Wide Open and there is no comparison in my opinion, in price or quality of service. Zane will take care of you.