Recent content by Muttzy

Finished a little cabinet for the back of my 4Runner. Two full length drawers on the bottom and one on the side for when I sleep back there. Also have a bin on top and mounted my first aid kit.

I made a platform today for the back of my car to make it easier to sleep in. Someday I might get around to writing it up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Went snow camping and snowboarding in Mammoth with my new Icon lift and KO2s. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tires and rims for sale. I am selling my tires and rims since I am upgrading to larger tires and lifted suspension. I have listed it on Craigslist below. Tires have 30k on them. One rim has “curb rash”. https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/wto/d/2017-4runner-trd-or-oem-wheels/6768142691.html

In case anyone comes looking at this thread - SDHQ has instructions for one of their products and it shows you how to remove part of the panel. I have found removing this panel gives me access to most of the switches so I do not need to remove any others. The link for the instructions are...

I never did. I have not tried to do it on my own because I am wary of the airbag and damaging the dash.

I have the same questions as white4run. Do I need to remove the whole dash, radio panel included, in order for me to replace or add AOB buttons to the bottom dash panel? I know that I at least need to remove the kick plate by the parking brake and the bottom door sill but I do not want to remove...