It only took a week to take the steps off. I like it much better without the steps. Also quick detailed it.
Buffed, polished and then sealed my headlights and fog lights (hard photo i know)
Purchased a Pioneer AVHP4400BH with XM module and steering controls. Install was really easy and straight forward. I installed the XM module in the rear in place of the factory DVD/NAV. Was a little unnerving to tear it completely apart being so new to me.
Once that was all completed i got this gem in the mail.
I have XREAS and really like the ride so i didnt want to get rid of that for a little height.
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I looked over craigslist and found a really good deal on 265/70/17 Mickey Thompson MTZs so i jumped on it and got them mounted up. I really love the look. Ill be getting spacers here around Christmas time so thatll help even more.
To be honest, I love my OLW 2.5" kit and it feels a little better than my XREAS did on road, so I wouldn't be afraid of ditching it for some extra height as long as you get a good lift with some stiffer springs.
Wahoo! I'll be sure to keep track now of your mods now. It's lookin' good , I think we'll get some good ideas from each other.
P.S. The tires look great, they'll look real nice with some Methods!
Thanks! Im hoping they do at least!
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Originally Posted by BlackWorksInc
To be honest, I love my OLW 2.5" kit and it feels a little better than my XREAS did on road, so I wouldn't be afraid of ditching it for some extra height as long as you get a good lift with some stiffer springs.
Looks great! keep up the work!
Yeah, ive been debating between the Bilstein adjustables and a coilover kit. I just really like the ride of the XREAS so i dont want a stiff ride. I have had great success with Bilstein's too so im a little biased.
My Satoshi Grille Mod
2008 Sport - TOYOTA Raptor Grill - Toytec 3" Suspension Lift with Coilovers - Bilstein 5100 - Cooper Discover STT Pro -
Fuel Beast Wheels - 20% Tint - LED Interior - Remote Start
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Very nice work! Can you tell me how you sealed your headlights? I'm about to attempt to seal and polish mine too.
i used Adams Quick Sealant. I also use it on my paint and wheels as well. Its aerosol and uses very little. Once i polished the headlights i sealed them and they are good for 6+ months. I love this stuff. Best "top" safeguard for everything i have.
Bought and installed an LED "pack". Does all the interior lights that's not a dash light. I'm impressed. Incredibly bright and easy install. Took about 10 min total.
Haven't gotten a pic of the door lights and cargo light but you get the idea.