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Yes, it is the DPP version Spectra.

I agree...Draconian makes a hell of a tune for the H&S MCC unlock!! I had Dave build me a Tune (a few months back) when I put the 66mm VGT turbo in mine, and it is now a completely different truck. The heavy tow works GREAT...for those heavier loads!!

One would think, but Toyo Canada and Toyo USA are separate entities. Toyo USA doesn't seem to care, as it's more volume for them. I would imagine Sorat has an entity south of the border that purchases them and then re-directs them to Canada. Just a loop hole that may be hard to close with...

It's all about power:weight ratio, Brah!! It doesn't matter before or after break-in... you still lose with a doo in that respect:D

One thing to know about Sorat; They purchase their tires out of the USA and there will be NO warranty on any tires purchased through them (unless they will warranty them internally)...PERIOD. Toyo Canada has been attempting to shut down Sorat's Cross border Toyo distribution for years, as what...

Check with Chrisco at Parkland Motorsports in Stony Plain

Thinking of heading over the pass tomorrow...is anyone else heading out that way?

Re: BRP - Carl Kuster Mountain Park ride They must have got into the wobblies early!! Upside down in the ditch....and they're still smiling!! It must also be way easier to keep the hair spiked when gravity is on your side:D

I've known Corey for a number of years, and he is one of the best driveline guys I've met! Stoked to see him with his own shop!!

The snowpack appeared relatively stable in the area we were in (below tree-line/moderate terrain). We dug a pit below tree-line on a Northeast facing slope and got a little reaction on a column test. Movement on the latest storm slab (30 cm) on the 7th strike from the elbow. Although, some...

GREAT meeting you guys yesterday!! If you are going to come back up North for some more spring riding...shoot me a PM, as we are down that way just about every weekend!!

There are a handful of paths to keep an eye on and travel one at a time on the way in. It definitely has its fair share of sketchy zones, but there are plenty of safe zones too. IMO - For a first timer...It is best to go with someone that knows the area as there are places that can get you...

I just had a customer have his re-calibrated at the dealership last week!!

You got it...I LOVED ripping with Snow Much Fun. Neil's folks still live next door to my parents in Cranbrook. Made some GREAT memories up there...and still making more on 2 skis/motor :D If you want to meet up there for a trip next winter...let me know, as we are there often. We are heading...

Looks like an EPIC day!!Fun place to go if you like the trees :D I logged tens of thousands of vertical in Little Sands, on a snowboard, as my neighbours back in Cranbrook used to own the Cat Ski Tenure before they sold to Island Lake/Powder Cowboys. Lots of fun if you know the area, and still...

I don't think that the intention behind this thread is bad. But, with level of arrogance and ego in which it was delivered...I think the full intent is lost. It sounds like the OP has a great deal of experience, but I'm sure there are plenty of others on this forum that have or surpass that...

OK...so you also drive a vehicle I presume? And, I imagine that you read or hear of automobile accidents everyday in the news...does that make you embarrassed to drive a vehicle? You show a great deal of confidence in your decision making....does this make you a "veteran" and what is your...

If that's truly how you feel...then why are you on here bitching about it? From your response to my post...It's apparent that you don't care that much... Just sayin' If a veteran forecaster spent a day riding with you and could point 10 bad decisions that you made...would you rather they just...

Haha, Ken...that's why I put the smiley face at the end...