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See posts 52 & 53, by mn4runner. It all works together. The iPod & AUX are separate inputs to the back of the H/U. iPod is the long-skinny slot at lower-left. I believe the AUX/CD-Changer is the smaller rectangle opening, just above the iPod input. mn4runner probably has info on the...

Canon 1D Mk II Canon 1Ds Mk III Canon 24-70 mm f2.8 "L" Canon 80-200 mm f2.8 "L" Vivitar Series 1 19-35mm (cheap lens) My wife shoos a Nikon D200, with the Nikon version of my lenses. Canon -vs- Nikon................Both make good quality equipment. If I were starting over, and had no...

:cry: I grew up driving a stick, and still own a couple rigs with manual trannys. I rest my hand on the stick about 1/2 the time. In the 4Runner, the auto-shifter is in the same position as the manual stick; so I end up resting my hand there. I also have a Chevy van, with an auto; but that...

I agree about the fairlead install. I don't think it will be functional. It would be easy to correct that, and support the fairlead properly.

Check out this page, over on the 120 site. http://www.toyota120.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5599 The install is early in the thread, and the fairlead is near the end of the thread. He used a winch plate by Rasta, that is designed for this application.

I completely understand not wanting to remove those things again. The 90 degree drill should do the job nicely. Rent one, if you can. That would have saved me a lot of frustration when I installed mine. The bolts through the pinch weld don't help with upward loads, just down. I probably...

The Rocky Road sliders are a PITA to install; but without a welder, your choices are limited to Hana, Shrockworks and Rocky Road. You could be waiting a few months for the Hana or Shrockworks sliders. You really need to use all the bolts in the pinch-weld. The two legs to the frame are not big...

It is a bit narrow for climbing on, because it is tucked fairly close to the body. It is easier with the door open; but then you can just stand on the floor. I picked up a wide patch of skateboard tape too. Cut strips from it, for the top of the sliders. Works great! It was not installed on...

Sorry for the delay withthe pics. I wasn't getting any messages about activity in this thread. I don't have many images of just the sliders. Here are a couple I took, after installing the sliders, and a few from the road. I don't have any installation pics. I did the job by my self, and...

Outstanding..:D Waiting for some pics.:)

Trying to burn Josh? - No Notice my Screen-name? I can't post without pictures. Slippery when wet? - Yes! I used a strip of skateboard grip tape, on the top of the bars.:D No pics.:(

Josh, Ask someone to help you with the install. These buggers are heavy, and you have to move them in and out of position a number of times, while drilling and bolting. Jack stands are also helpful, and mandatory if doing this alone. It is a tight fit, between the frame and the pinch weld (A...

I don't know the prices. Do a "search" in the "Audio & Electronics" section, using the keyword "JBL". There are two threads that discuss the necessary parts to adapt the JBL harness for other stereos. With those parts, you will still need to get the "Reverse Harness" to plug into the back of...

The Scion HU's are not Plug-N-Play for a JBL HU. There are some adapter setups that can be used, to link everything up; but it can get expensive, with all the parts.

That just does not sound right.:D But; I do know what you mean.;):