Keeping Food Cold During Camping - Need Advice! | 4GTaco.com

TheChadster · 2025-01-16T14:54:30+00:00

Hey gang!! New to this forum and really excited about my 2025 taco coming in a couple months as a factory order. I have (as most of us have) seen the thread about the aluminum top plate located in the front shocks breaking when off-roading, possibly due to a new design that eliminated the external bump stops on the 24’+ Tacos. Now I do believe Bilstein addressed the issue, stating that their bump stops are now built-in the actual shocks. My question is, if I decide to add the aftermarket Icon top plate, in the event of bottoming out and cracking the aluminum part by Toyota, would Icon reinforcement plate “transfer” the load to a more important part like a control arm, thus potentially causing more expensive damage? Or is the Icon plate a cheap and effective preventative measure, “solving” the potential issue? Any advice is welcome and greatly appreciated!!

@bronztaco

Member

Jul 16, 2024

Hey everyone,

I've been struggling with keeping my food cold during camping trips. My ice chest seems to melt ice too quickly, leaving me with waterlogged food. I'm curious what methods or coolers you all use to keep your food fresh and cold for longer periods? Any tips or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

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