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It isn't just you. Cheers, Greg

Now your truck looks a lot like mine. Enjoy it. Cheers, Greg

I have one on my vehicle and it has been hit once (slow impact) without any issues to my vehicle. I have put reflective yellow/black tape on mine so that people will see it clearly (especially at night) and keep some distance between me and them. I think it is a deterrent against extreme...

I would also say lift and tires first. Unless you will be doing some serious offroading on rocks immediately, the skids can probably wait until the next step. Then bumpers and sliders.

When I did my dual battery installation, I went with the IBS system and I looked around for battery trays that would work. At 4 Wheel Parts I found a tray by Blue Torch Fab that worked perfectly for my purpose. It was also reasonably priced and it fit into the same spot everybody uses with...

I installed the front bumper and sliders with my neighbor's help. We didn't take pictures or notes, but I can assure you that the instructions from SW have limitations that made the process rather painful. I suggest you read everything they provide several times and closely examine the...

1) RiDE - 5th Gen - Front bumper 2) ChildrenOfBodom - 3rd Gen - Front bumper w/ single hoop 3) azn-sensation - 5th gen - Full Skids (bare metal) 4) faster4runner04 - 3rd Gen - Rock Sliders- Semi gloss black 5) proquip - 5th Gen - Rock Sliders semi gloss black 6) ROVENTE - 3rd Gen (1999) T4R -...

Now you're speaking my language!:bravo: Cheers, Greg

TE Front Bumper and original Tires for sale After installing my Shrockworks bumper, I have the original 2011 Trail Edition front bumper available for sale to somebody in Southern CA. I also have the original tires taken off at about 1500 miles. They are located in Manhattan Beach, CA (near...

That defeats the whole purpose of running a dual battery set up. It should not be necessary to recharge the batteries daily either--that makes it a very impractical system if you go camping off the grid. The battery specs should give you the charging amps that will allow you to compare the...

Apparently, having a large dildo helps to overcome those kinds of problems. I'm sure that Antman could provide some insight in that regard.....I still cannot for the life of me understand why he needs to include a dildo in his provisions, but then I'm not going to bash someone for their...

I was told mine wouldn't fit, and being the trusting individual I am, I never bothered to check it out for myself. That is good news. I am glad I posted and got your responses. Cheers, Greg

I realize I didn't specify that I was talking about the HG series from Tiregate. This version has a swingarm so that it rotates the tire out of the way allowing entrance to the rear. This is essentially what the various replacement rear bumpers do, and it does so at a lower cost. From what I...

If you decide to go with larger tires like I did (285/70/17) then they don't fit in the underbody location. That is the main reason I NEED to relocate the wheel. Others don't like having the spare where it can be traumatized by the terrain, they have other plans for the underbody space, or...

Seeing the few currently available options for the 5th Gen T4R, has anybody here tried out the Tiregate as a way to relocate the spare? If so, what do you think of it? They cost a little more than $600, so it may be a good option for some folks not wanting to spend more than twice that on a...