Recent content by acwilliams94

I could never get the radio to work with the same quality as stock. Im sure someone smarter than me can figure it out. Probably something to do with the factory FM/AM amplifier. I usually connect the unit to my phone hotspot to use Waze and Spotify. Joying sells dongles for 4G adapter and...

The screen does not retract. I plan on doing a write up on the entire thing once I sort out some wiring issues. I am trying to tether my phone data to the radio without using hotspot or buying a 3g/4g dongle. Hopefully put together a concise overview with pictures showing what others only...

Joying 10.1 4gb/32gb double din

Have a leaky boot clamp? Use this as a replacement. Diameter is 40mm. I saw someone using these on FJ cv axles, but 3/8 width instead. No special tools to install, unlike the Toyota factory bands. 5/16" width, 301 Stainless, SAE No.20

Pink 90467-12080 clip that works as a replacement for the yellow center console clips as well (I do not know the part number for the yellow clips, but I tried the pink as a replacement, and they worked).

MStudt, Have you heard of any instances of 4/5 gens having the ball pull out of the joint for your front double disconnects let's say when someone forgets to disconnect and goes off roading? The joints you are using are rated radially for 16200 lbs and axially for 1620 lbs (10% to 15% of...

MStudt, you mention that you did a aluminum hex w/ steel fasteners. Did you experience any dissimilar metal galvanic corrosion? Usually not a good idea.

I routinely have my phone plugged into my AUX port and charger at the same time. I got tired of having the humming noise from ground loop interference. I saw the in-line 3.5mm PAC Ground Loop Isolators (GLI) that some have used, but I did not want another chord tangling up my center console box...

That about what I did too. 5100's all around with the Toytec Ultimate Kit upfront and stock springs in rear. Gave me +2 front and +1 rear which leveled mine out. I am running stock tires for now getting 22 (65-70mph) to 26 (50-60 mph) on the highway.

Here is a good video, albeit for a gen3, but same basic process, in case you are a visual guy like me. https://youtu.be/m9-0hMzv_RU?t=23m41s

Here: https://www.toyteclifts.com/images/stories/pdf_files/rear%20coil%20installation.pdf Toytec Lifts has quite a few installation guides for pretty much everything. The trick is disconnecting the sway bar to allow your axle to droop further.

If you have a 6 lug bolt pattern, they will fit.