Recent content by CG4RUNNER909

I’ll will give that a try...I just cringe at the thought I of putting any more money into a cosmetic hood scoop upgrade. I’m sure full paint correction isn’t cheap

You can use anti seize on the bolts when you install.....asl you can send me the plastic shield if you I want I’ll ill pay for shipping

The painter did have me come down Thursday so he could compare a swatch that he painted to the hood and to me and him it looked pretty damn close. So he painted it Friday and let it sit over the weekend.

Im going to give it a good buff tonight with my orbital polisher and rubbing compound and see if it turns out. If that doesn’t help I’ll try to live with it for a couple weeks and see if I get over it. If it bugs me too much and might not bug someone else there will be a scooped super white hood...

last year I also added color matched body moldings and those don’t seem to be as off as the hood paint

The paint code for the 2016 4runner super white ll is 040.... that’s the code they said they used.

I probably should have mentioned that The trd garnish is wrapped in gloss white vinyl so that is going to be off no matter what. The shop took down the vin so they should have the correct paint code

I bought an oem scooped hood from the dealership and had their body shop paint it. I picked it up yesterday and had it installed and the paint seems to be off a little. Everyone I’ve asked said they can’t tell, but to me it seems off. The shop said to wait until a bright sunny day and see what...

I am looking for 265/70/17 in C rating or another A/T tire in similar rating. I just want to get out of these stock duelers lol. Diggin the user name btw...I currently play in a league in Shelton and will start a league in Tacoma in a few weeks

Thanks for lookin out man but those are too big as I have no lift currently

I’m been on the hunt for some KO2s! But Im in washington :ybrick:

Here ya go...looks even better in person and it’s different which I like

You can screw the stock skid bolts back in after you remove it I guess if you don’t want to lose the bolts and want to go back to stock in the future. Other than that I don’t think it really matters if you screw them back in or not as all they were doing was holding up the stock skid. Correct me...

I installed mine yesterday and this was what happened with my install. I removed the plastic splash shield which was held on with 3 10mm bolts. Then I took off the stock skid being held on by 4 12mm bolts. I then removed the 4 14mm bolts that were already attached to the black support beams. I...

I installed mine yesterday and did not leave any of the stock skid bolts attached