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    Battery Life??

    Time for a thread resurrection... '04 with OEM Panasonic; came home from an 8 day business trip a couple weeks ago and couldn't get the motor to turn over. A quick jump start from the roving long term parking attendant and I was back on the road. Has been fine for the last 18 days albeit...
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    I see a 4th Gen in my near future...lifted t4r owners I could use advice.

    Great responses so far; I hate to :deadhorse: but I am also running the Toytec 3" Ultimate lift (have been for years) with BFG KM2 (285/75/17) and Camburg UCA, and Spidertrax spacers (yes I realize I no longer needed these after the UCA install, but like the slightly wider stance and matching...
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    Hydro-locked help

    hahahaha, great thread hijack - can't resist:
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    Electronic gauge

    Not sure if you are an iOS user, but there is a pretty good iPhone/iPad app for pretty cheap that will cover a lot of needs and meet the price requirement: DashCommand: OBD-II (can be found on the AppStore) Also, was looking into this for myself after reading a very good write up in this...
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    Cloth vs Leather - for T4R owners with kid(s)?

    FWIW, I would go leather all the way. I bought an 04 Sport that I special ordered with the LE leather trim all around and couldn't have been happier when it came and now, nearly 10 years later and two kids later, the rear seats are still in near perfect condition. Like others have said...
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    Portland oregon

    Sounds fun, I'm down for a July run with T4R, it's been a while since we've had some action here. :reddance:
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    Easy Weekend Mods

    Fortunately for me, it's just my kids in the back seat when we aren't in the Landcruiser (family car) and with the car seats it's kind of like a foot rest. The end of the bolts do stick out a bit and obviously I could have gone with a shorter length, but outside of initial enty/exit it's pretty...
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    Easy Weekend Mods

    In Vehicle Hi-Lift Storage Those of you that have a Hi-Lift and have not yet found a good secure spot to store it for daily driving or even for off road trips, here is a pretty easy mod. Secure your jack to the factory rear seat hinges. This will keep the jack out of the way, secured tightly...
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    FS: Hi-Lift Jackguard - $20 - Portland, OR

    Silly Wabbit, it's roughly $18 - $21 shipping by FedEx or UPS to your zip code. PM just responded to as well Thanks-
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    Head gasket failure on the V8?

    Bergs I don't have the V8, but a similar experience happened to me a few years back when on a trip from San Francisco to Denver. Under normal cruising or event high downhill speeds, the temp was normal. Then as soon as the engine was under ANY duress the temp would go straight through the...
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    FS: Hi-Lift Jackguard - $20 - Portland, OR

    Hey guys, thanks for coming back, I agree with the odd large size, the shipping is not the cheapest. Thanks for follow-up. Just on a side note, the complete price new with the brackets etc. is $52 + Shipping so you are still saving quite a good amount. Chris, I have a lot of family out in...
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    Help from you CAD and Plastic Molding guys

    Anyone out there with some CAD skills willing to help a T4R member out? I am in need of a couple diagram prints? Also looking for advice on what would be the best type of plastic or hard rubber material to mold the design with; so looking for any knowledgeable support from a plastic expert...
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    FS: Hi-Lift Jackguard - $20 - Portland, OR

    Chris, here are some general quotes: FedEx = $15 UPS = $18 USPS = $28 (not a typo, twice the cost) These were based on a box of 12lbs at 50"L x 12"H x 8"W and should be pretty close to actual.
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    FS: Hi-Lift Jackguard - $20 - Portland, OR

    CXS - Thanks for the interest, watch the thread for updates and I'll consider you next in line following hrt4me. Might as well give me your zip code so I can do some rough estimates on shipping. hrt4me - can you send me your zip as well and I'll do the rough estimate for you at the same time...
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    FS: Hi-Lift Jackguard - $20 - Portland, OR

    hrt4me, you can click on the Jackguard website, which is also in the original post above, to get full dimensions and other spec detail. I bought the standard 48" model and have stored my Hi-Lift Xtreme in it for the last 5+ years. They also sell a 12" extension piece if you have the tall...

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