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Here is a link to the N-fab steps I added to my Trailhunter. These install in minutes so they are easy to remove when you head off road. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004U3NS5C?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

Does the Sherpa Rainier rack or the Roam case interfere with the satellite radio signal. I'm about to order a Rainier to replace the OEM rack and considered adding a box as well.

I just sold my OEM wheels, tires, lug nuts, without TPMS and 15,000 miles on them yesterday for $900.

I would email [email protected] and inquire on the ETA for the springs. Their customer service was responsive. They couldn't give me an exact date, but indicated that it would be a minimum of three months. Also, not all springs and colors may be on backorder. For me it was the 821s in...

You would think Dobinsons would bring more into the US considering how popular these are. I ordered mine December 1 and they didn't deliver until the beginning of April. I had a local off road shop install for just shy of $600 for front and rear. Since they are on backorder you may be able to...

The other thing they indicate is that the lift may be 1/2-1" less for the Trailhunter over other models.

I estimate that it is close to 300 lb over stock with the Alucab canopy, Maxtrax, Hi Lift jack, bed molle panels, 3 gal Rotopax, OEM bed mat, Mountain Hatch tailgate table, and some recovery gear, etc. that resides in the back. I never measured the rear height when the truck was new but I did...

My Trailhunter LB sagged at least 1 1/4" of new in the rear after loaded with gear for vacation. This was enough that I think I bottomed out a time or two on the Canyonlands White Rim trail. I installed Dobinsons 822s in the front and 821v in the rear. That resulted in a center of hub to...

I will have a set of Trailhunter wheels, OEM Goodyear Wrangler Territory R/T 265/70R18 tires, lug nuts, but no TPMS available likely within a week. These are one year old with ~15K miles on them.

Yeah, hopefully we can meet sometime later this year. We can continue conversation of line as I have your email from previous discussions. Just FYI my Dobinson's 21 & 22s just arrived today after four month backorder so our truck will soon be aligned on springs.

Hello Bill, So you decided to stay with 33" tires rather jump to 34" with the 285/75/17? What are you running C or E rated version? Tires are on my list to address this summer. Trying to decide if I should stick with stock TH wheels and increase tire width and size or go the Method 703...

The Mountain Hatch tailgate table https://mountainhatch.org/products/copy-of-toyota-tacoma-mountain-hatch-2005-2023-40-off-with-code-springready24

50 PCS 1/4" Stainless Flat Washers, 7/10" Outer Diameter, 18-8 (304) Stainless Steel Metal Washers for Screws and Bolts, Black Finish Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CX5FS67G?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

I wish I had seen this thread last summer when I received and installed my Mountain Hatch table. I have never been happy with the way it fit and had the gaps you illustrate as well as a large gap between the tailgate and bed. There was absolutely nothing to indicate that it should be installed...

I sold mine to a guy who installed it on his brand new white Tacoma in my driveway. I can't recall the exact trim level, but it wasn't an SR5.

Have you had any issue with excessive lift in the rear when not towing? Did you add adjustable sway bar links with the rear springs?

I just spoke with Dobinson's on using 820s in the front and 821V in the rear. My truck has sagged at least an inch in the rear. They suggested that I may need the SE59-591 adjustable sway bar links depending on the lift height with the static load. My challenge is when I need the lift I will...

I had to satisfy my curiosity because I was thinking that the Trailhunter mpg was not significantly different from my 2000 Tundra extended cab with a 4.7l liter V8 that I had taken on previous trips. They only significant mod to this truck is the addition of a Leer fiberglass cap. Payload...

Prices weren't bad in the Midwest, but not that low. Worst was $4.70 in WA just east of the North Cascades. The entire trip cost $1454 in gas.

I carried a 5 gallon Midwest jerry can and a 3 gallon Rotopax. I added the 5 gallon on the White Rim but could have made it off without it. I had time at the campsite and since I was starting back the day I left the rim I wanted to get rid of the weight plus make it a to Grand Junction before...