[munkel]

Newest pic as of 4-17-17


Pic as of 12-13-16


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Current Mods:

Suspension:
-Icon stage 5 kit, all tubular, no billet
-MetalTech lower links
-Body mount chop (BMC) and trimming

Wheels / Drive Train:
-SCS Ray 10's in Matte Gunmetal
-Duratracs 285/70/17
-Spidertrax 1.25 wheel spacers/adapters

Armor / Recovery:
-4 TRED 1100's

Exterior:
-Gobi Stealth Roof Rack, no rise in front, on order (shipping supposedly)
-4 locking TRED mounts for the Gobi
-lotsa steeckers for MOAR HP
-painted the front bumper skin piece black after scratching it up before I lifted it
-ARB Awning 2000 waiting for Gobi to mount it up

Lighting:
-2 Black Oak LED spot pods 40watt's each
-Rago Fab ditch light brackets with dual pod extensions for radio antennas

Interior:
-Home made drawer system
-Custom Made Fire Extinguisher Mount for front drivers seat (Lawndart prototype)
-2.5lb fire extinguisher for front seat
-Fire Extinguisher Mount for rear storage box area
-5lb fire extinguisher for rear storage box area
-Console Vault
-Child seat (best mod yet)
-USB rerouted from dash to glove box and cable routed to top of dash for iPhone/iPad
-WeatherTech mats front and rear
-Custom plate for switches in dash pocket area, 10 carling rockers, Blue Sea: 2 12 volt plugs, 1 dual USB plug and 1 12 volt gauge
-1 Blue Sea 12 volt routed to glove box
-Cobra dash cam mounted behind rear view mirror
-Ram mount windshield mount for Garmin GPS 60cs
-Ellis Precision Shift Knobs

Electrical:
-Bussman RTMR 5 relay/10 fuse waterproof panel
-100 Amp Bussman breaker
-custom plate for breaker and panel

Communication:
-iOttie iPhone windshield mount
-iOttie iPad mini windshield mount
-Yaesu FT-1900R Ham radio
-Cobra 75WXST
-long and short antennas for Ham, short for daily use, long for trips
-2ft and 3ft Firestik antennas for CB, short for daily, long for trips

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Future Mods:

Suspension:
-No more suspension mods planned at this time

Wheels / Drive Train:
-No more wheels/drive train mods planned at this time

Armor / Recovery:
-CBI rear dual swingout bumper
-skids
-front bumper
-Full Force Metalworks sliders w/kickout and filler plates, always worried my daughter will drop her leg through my Tacoma ones.
-Warn winch

Exterior:
-Hi-Lift Extreme Jack 48" (already own)
-Shovel (already own)
-Scepter Water and Fuel Cans (already own)
-TRED mounts for roof rack
-Raingler cargo net for roof rack

Lighting:
-LED Rear lights for bumper
-LED lights for sides of roof rack
-LED bar for front of rack
-LED lights for front bumper, ideally driving lights I can use in traffic
-HID's for stock projectors
-Unknown for hi-beams
-LED bar for front bumper (dependent on bumper)

Interior:
-BriGuyDYI multiple camera wiring kit
-front camera
-relocate rear camera to CBI bumper
-Nitecore R40 1000 Lumen Rechargeable LED Flashlight dash mounted

Electrical:
-Blue Sea 10 fuse panel for rear cargo area

Communication:
-No more comm mods planned at this time

[munkel]

Been meaning to post this to T4R for awhile so some info is a bit outdated...

Picked up my 2016 MGM TEP W/ KDSS on 8/12/16.


My goal is to slowly build it up to be very similar to my Taco build. Designed primarily for camping, traveling, occasional trails and hauling my dirtbike.

Few pics of my Taco next to the 4runner.





I don't have any money for mods until I sell my Taco and I am still waiting on the title to sell her. Did manage to order 5 SCS Ray 10 wheels with some money I had squirreled away.

Day 6 of owning her I just had to tear into it, took the dash apart and relocated the USB plug to the glovebox.


That went way too quick so I decided to run an iPhone cable to the clock area for my phone holder. That went way too quick too.


About an hour into that project my daughter came out and played in the back, then I decided to open the garage door when I was starting it up to test the cable. Didn't even hear the garage door drag across the back of the opened hatch. Well ****, 6 days and I already have a deep ass scratch.


Finally got my console vault that I ordered before the 4runner... easy install and a bit of safety.


UPS dropped off a few boxes last week as well, very beautiful new wheels.



Unfortunately they will be sitting in the garage until I can get some cash together for new tires.

I REALLLLY need a roofrack too for camping!


That's all for now, much more to come when I sell the Taco and have some cash for tires and suspension. Thinking Icon and Duratracs.

[munkel]

also saved

[JET4]

nice, love those wheels

[red_dirt]

My wife picked up her TEP in August as well but so far we have mostly only been collecting boxes - no mods so far other than interior LED swap. Most everything is on hand for the second battery install.

I really like those SCS wheels. Thinking hard about a set as well but will likely go with the F6's. Wonder how hard it will be to keep those clean?

[4Running303]

Damn! You have my wheels!
Vin says he'll have a container of Ray10's coming next month...I'm in line for a gunmetal grey set.

[munkel]

Well the Taco finally sold after I got the title in the mail, glad to have the money but sad to see it driving away.


Took some of the money from the Taco sale and threw on a set of Duratracs, 285/70/17. Rubbed like a ***** but I knew they would. Also ordered a stage 5 Icon kit and some Metal tech lower links, didn't want to pay for billet, also got the tubular UCA's from Icon. Ordered a Gobi Stealth roofrack with no rise in the front as well. That will be here in a few months.

Tires and wheels, no lift.


Got bored waiting for all the Icon gear to get here so I built a drawer system for the back and a place to store the spare until I get a rear bumper with swingout. Also installed a fire extinguisher mount from LawnDart.





Finally the Icons showed up...


Newest pic with Icons installed...

[LawnDart]

It looks like you bent the mount on the fire extinguisher back? try to avoid doing that as it's aluminum, it was designed to sit vertical for a reason, fyi.

[munkel]

Originally Posted by LawnDart

It looks like you bent the mount on the fire extinguisher back? try to avoid doing that as it's aluminum, it was designed to sit vertical for a reason, fyi.

Yeah, I knew someone might notice that, makes it more accessible to me for sure but I am not planning on messing with it again. Just out of curiosity what was the reason for having it sit vertically, other than being able to bolt it in of course?

[LawnDart]

Originally Posted by munkel

Yeah, I knew someone might notice that, makes it more accessible to me for sure but I am not planning on messing with it again. Just out of curiosity what was the reason for having it sit vertically, other than being able to bolt it in of course?

Sitting vertically allows the seat to travel further forward. Notice how the bolts aren't accessible either now? you'll have to bend the plate forward, which could cause the metal to fatigue. probably will actually.

The next, commercial version of this, will have 45 degree tabs on the outsides that prevent the mount from being bent, for example if someone stepped on the fire extinguisher. It'll also be steel with a universal cheese plate hole pattern.

[Orlyg1521]

Seen you around town, great rig. Would like to pick your brain on the drawers.

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[munkel]

Originally Posted by Orlyg1521

Seen you around town, great rig. Would like to pick your brain on the drawers.

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anytime, I work downtown, live in beaverton if you want to meet up, otherwise you can PM me or post up.

[bennett707]

sexy

[Simpleman74]

not a fake beadlock fan but those wheels look damn good!

[JakeG33]

Nice!