Recent content by Dubiousatbest

Remote start not working right I recently installed this and love it. I spend a lot of time camping in the back of the runner so its incredibly useful. But I ran into an issue with my remote start not wanting to stay on since the install. I can still start the car with my fob but after only a...

simpsons did it http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/100058-ducmonstas-build-thread-very-pic-heavy-34.html

bump. pic add. (10'-13' only, not 14' up)

I beg to differ. The other option I was looking at was Addicted Offroad's but my Zeon 10s wouldn't fit. PC @wfo9 Also see @Ducmonsta's http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/227587-arb-bumper-2014-release-5.html#post2516240 and @Intruder's build...

KDSS w/ Icon digressives, rides on rails. I ride Berthoud pass every weekend all through winter on stock size snow's and it doesn't disappoint. Also A line plenty of trails all summer on 33.8"s. Expensive for sure but worth it IMO

https://www.quadratec.com/p/maximus-3/fairlead-reinforcement-plates-hook-anchors-13-17-jeep-wrangler-jk-mopar-10th-anniversary

10-13' Hidden Winch Mount Used Budbuilt Hidden Winch Mount for sale, hardware included. Was on 2013 Trail w/ KDSS & Warn Zeon 10. Can include Warn polished hawse fairlead & hook anchor attachment if needed. $200 local preferred, Lakewood CO

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Wheel off!!! You won't:lol:

WTB: Bud Built Hidden Winch Plate

Intro New to the area from new england, can't wait to do some exploring in the rockies! You guys got it good out here :hungry:

cbielat Count me in! BTW how's that CBI riding? Have you corrected any shitty parking jobs yet?

FYI, will be bringing my up for grabs TE roof rails and crossbars in case anyone's interested in buying. Lightly used, comes with hardware. Used market for these is around $120

Don't forget Eezi-Awn K9 roof rack, and National Luna for dual batt. Great thread on the K9: Eezi-Awn K9 Roof Racks, Accessories, Applications, Q&A - Expedition Portal Edit - National Luna is only the management system, not tray like your list

Yup, figured IVD would be the way to go up here. I'll use the boots on the trail definitely, but you're right and I've heard a few others say the same. Luckily they're not terribly difficult to take on and off. Here's another, so much better when its dirty :photo: