Recent content by ragin_cajun

Found oil all over my 2021 when I went to do an oil change this evening. Hard to say for sure where it's coming from based on the mess, but I suspect the stud pictured is part of the issue. The nut was about to fall off the stud completely. I think this would be called Upper Oil Pan or maybe...

Similar to what others have posted - I've replaced everything on 3 out of 4 corners in 2 years and now the UCA's are being recalled. I'm done, have torn this suspension apart far too many times. The next time she goes on jackstands everything gets ripped out and there won't be another Ironman...

For those of you moving away from this junk - what are you going with? I need to replace everything. Have had shock issues, coil issues, and now the UCA. I'm done and ready to rip it all out. Just unsure of what I'm going to go with and who's UCA.

So you're upset that you went through mud, and mud got on the skid plates and stayed there because you didn't clean it?? What did you think was going to happen? Mud isn't going to miraculously fall off on it's own

I've done this with my rack lights. I have a rock light positioned in the handles on my Sherpa rack over each door. I tapped the dome switch in the drivers side interior A panel. There is a harness behind where a grab handle would be that is negatively switched. It comes on when you unlock or...

I really should've paid more attention then! Nice catch

I don't think it was. What makes you think it was a wrap? Those were display vehicles directly from Toyota. I walked all around it before taking a picture, I didn't see any signs of it being a wrap, no seams or anything. It was also metallic and had the typical Toyota orange peel.

No - the quote you get from them is accurate. Highly recommend them!

Checkout Greenlane Offroad. Very happy with them, I've had them on 2 different 4Runner now.

Ozone and a container of open baking soda will help absorb

It's coming on early because every time you get on here and b*tch about your 4Runners quality it sheds a little tear of oil so your consumption is high.

I like mine. Good fit and finish... Only complaint I had was the built in caster fell short of specification and I was told that was "normal" by Ironman

You've got to get them at least primed before any bedliner application for adhesion purposes.

I've done all (3) paths - 1: Line-X on our FJ Cruiser 2: Smooth Powder Coat on our 2018 T4R 3: Textured Powder Coat on our 2021 T4R I would go back to the bedliner in a heart beat, and actually plan on redoing the 2021. The bedliner is more expensive by far, especially with labor but it's much...

Have purchased many things from Rago for both of my T4R. Never had any issues at all. Probably 4 shipments this year with no issues either.