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I'm in the process of doing this Entune 3.0 upgrade from the pre 2020 4Runner radio. The hazard button housing is a separate piece from the radio trim. It can easily be removed by carefully drilling out the 6 melt tabs behind it. I'm assuming the 2020+ radio hazard button housing is held in the...

Just upgraded to King extended travel shocks with adjusters a week ago. How much should I expect the coilovers to settle? - Year, model: 2017 4Runner SR5 Premium 4x4 - Compression Adjusters: Yes - KDSS: No - Spring rate: 550lb with Eibach 1 inch rear coils with OME 10mm spacers on both sides -...

Different from what you're wanting to do, but I did add one to my 2017 4Runner non-smart key just as a push to crank button. Had the button from my other truck, so figured why not https://www.toyota-4runner.org/2824361-post17.html

Update. Finally got it installed with help of the bottle jack. Tips for anyone thinking of getting the Victory 4x4 rear diff skid for 5th Gen 4Runner. If you're planning on installing by yourself, use some kind of jack, or ask a friend to help hold the skid up into place. Install the axle...

Fack ! That's good to know, I guess ? Haha

Yup, I had the front assembled loosely and the way you described it with the top bracket in front of the lower. The rear axle bracket nut\bolt pretty much rests on the brake line on the driver side. I bent it out a little, but still doesn't seem right. I almost feel like the angle of the skid...

Anyone else here using Victory 4x4 rear diff skid on their 5th Gen 4Runner ? I tried to install last night, but was having issues with the axle brackets not fitting right, and I felt the rear bolts on the axle brackets were riding a little too tight against the hard brake lines. When I was able...

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Brand new Victory4x4 ladder for the adventure carrier left side swing out on the 5th Gen 4Runner Strike rear bumper. Only opened the box for picture $150 shipped Ladder | Adventure Carrier - Victory 4x4

Wouldn't that depend on the type of bushing the upper control arm has ? OEM type fixed bushing would make sense to do this since the bushing twists as the arm moves up, or down. Aftermarket polyurathane floating type wouldn't matter because the bushing doesn't twist, it rotates in the arm, right...

Yes, did the rear wheel well, too. Pretty much tried to cover as much as I could

I used Stinger Roadkill. Bought 3 cases off of Amazon for about $100 each. Was able to completely cover the truck (4 doors, floor, roof, hatch, and hatch door) with a sheet, or so left over. I did the gas door just for fun, but now the gas door shuts like a Lexus door. Hahaha Amazon.com...

Correct. Only covered the outter skin