r/Offroad • u/DanBmx2001 • 22h ago
Probably the last pictures before snow pics
My 2010 accent offroad build this little bull does everything I ask. I can’t wait to next summer to add bigger tires
r/Offroad • u/Brando828What • 1d ago
Nissan Patrol challenges the flash flood
Bravo mate!
r/Offroad • u/Pestolents • 14h ago
Rock Beach Crawl, near the Village of Teniyanomiya
Found a new place to put a camera! Not going to lie I had a hard time not watching the video feed while wheeling this beach. Between looking at axel clearance, to just watching the axle suspension doing its job. The Old Man Emu 50mm lift really did its job well.
r/Offroad • u/SpartanRC11 • 20h ago
Question Off-road groups meeting up at Mille Lacs ORV Park in MN?
What Minnesota offroading groups have casual meet ups at Mille Lacs ORV Park every once in a while? Not for big events, but just to show up and have some other people there to drive the trails with.
r/Offroad • u/UpperContribution673 • 1d ago
Website Link Free OffRoad Recovery Network
Hi All,
I currently came across this app, created by some offroad group I know.
I see it is a free 4x4 recovery community to ask for help whenever in need.
I thought it could be cool to share it here and try to help growing the community.
I leave below the links if needed:
Website: OffRoadRescue.it
iOS: OffRoad Rescue
Android: in progress. text me if you wish to join the beta tester
It is 100% free, data safe e no ads at all. It is simply based on the community and network and we would love to see the network increase.
r/Offroad • u/horizonn_123 • 23h ago
One muddy trail run left half the gravel inside my 4Runner
Washing river mud off my 4Runner this morning reminded me how much trail dirt actually ends up inside the cabin. Running thirty-three-inch tires on rocky fire roads is messy enough, but getting back in with muddy boots keeps pushing gravel and wet grit past the edges of the factory floor mats. I always figured the stock mats were good enough for occasional off-road trips, but scraping dried mud out of the carpet after every weekend is getting old. A guy in our trail convoy brought up custom-fit all-weather floor liners while we were cleaning up at camp, but I still wonder if the raised edges actually contain the mess without getting in the way when climbing in and out with heavy boots. Spending more time cleaning the footwell than the exterior is starting to feel ridiculous.
r/Offroad • u/slider240sx • 1d ago
Question Dog harnesses for offroading and other questions.
Can anyone recommend some harnesses for my dog? Going off roading with my two dogs next week and id like to keep their movement to a minimum(from suspension changes). Also is there a reputable site someone can recommend for general tips on using recovery equipment properly including rebuilding winches. Trying to further my off roading knowledge for self recovery. Thanks
r/Offroad • u/West-Club-2566 • 1d ago
Lexus GX470 Supercharger Unboxing | URD Mk3 Rotrex Kit
r/Offroad • u/Gpage13 • 2d ago
Box Canyon, Florence, Az
Took the jeep and the family on an adventure to Box Canyon and it was awesome. After 4 days of storms there were even some puddle which was a bonus!
r/Offroad • u/Santiago_30_06 • 1d ago
Modernizing a classic GAZ-69 interior: Designing and 3D printing a custom steering stalk adapter from scratch
Working on restoring and upgrading the steering setup of my project GAZ-69. The old mechanical switches were outdated, so I designed and 3D-printed a custom adapter to mount a modern multi-function switch unit directly onto the factory round steering column.
Fitment: Designed for a 38.5 mm round steering column, but can be adapted for UAZ, ZIL, and other classic vehicles with similar geometry.
Features: Integrated housing for turn signals, high beams, and wiper controls, plus a custom slot for the self-canceling mechanism.
Next step is matching it with a custom wooden steering wheel built on the original hub skeleton. Let me know what you think of the fit!
#projectcar #gaz69 #uaz #3dprinting #functionalprint #customfab #restoration
r/Offroad • u/stevedoobeer • 2d ago
Question 4Lo Transmission temp.
I have gen 6 4Runner TRD offroad completely stock.
I was climbing up a trail which is 14% grade for a few miles, in about 90 degree weather and noticed my transmission temp gauge kept climbing even in 4Lo. I was probably going 3-10 MPH, slowing down and speeding up. This was the highest it ever reached. I never got a temperature warning. Attached is a photo of the gauge, typically the temp always sits at the center. I know the gauge is damped, so the gauge increases aren’t linear / correspond to specific temps.
Once it reached this point, I just put it in park and let it cool for 5 mins and then it returned to middle range temp. But after climbing for about 5 more mins, it shot right up to this temp again. Is this abnormal behavior? I thought the transmission temp was supposed to be stable when climbing in 4Lo. Not a troll post, but is it normal for your transmission to get hot in these conditions even in 4Lo? The truck just had me and less than 50 pounds of gear. I have completely stock tires as well, but was thinking upgrading to heavier, but still same size as stock, but am second guessing based on this behavior.
r/Offroad • u/SquanchControl • 2d ago
1.8T Samurai at Holly Oaks ORV
Took the ol’ turbo Samurai to Holly Oaks ORV park in southeast Michigan for the annual 4Fest event. Joined by a buddy’s TDI 4Runner, and LS swapped wrangler TJ.
Had a great time and looking forward to going back!
Question Any tips to install adjustable control arms (CORE4X4)?
Hi everyone!. I wanted to ask if there’s anything I should keep in mind when installing upper and lower control arms. I bought the CORE 4x4 Cruise Series kit for my Jeep Grand Cherokee WK/WH 2009