Recent content by roy326

Note to self: check your stupid tail light fuse before taking your entire head unit out. fML

The brake lake and turn signal in the rear works. The back up camera wiring hasn’t changed from the previously installed head unit . I’m about to rip this think apart again. … so depressing

As posted above, Ironman 4x4 uca has 4 degrees castor. I have 285 75r16 and experience on rub in the front and no BMC. When rock crawling, the rear does rub against the rear bumper. I will cut that before I got out next time Wheels are 0 offset 16x … I forgot

Alright so installed a new head unit, but here are my issues. When I have the lights on at night, my dash gauge light and rear tails lights do not turn on. The dash needle are on and can be adjusted by the dimmer. The brakes lights also works. Fuse for the dash is not blown . Any thoughts ?

Nylon washers didn't work for me. I just used a bunch of wd40 up there and it went away.

STAGE 1 of my build complete!

Did you have to drill an extra hole since the 4runner has 4 studs? Or did you know a stud out ?

There’s a YouTube video about it Search dirt complex Guy is pretty hilarious

I’m running 16x8 on a limited. I heard the same in that Sport models cannot fit 16” wheels Here photo of 16x8

285 75 r16 with Ironman4x4 lift I have a spacer in the driver rear 25mm to Assist in the 4runner lean

Ironman4x4 requires you to take off the bumpstop , so make sure you're accounting for that difference in height

Ironman 4x4 + 285 75 R16 Ko2 + TE37x

Everything comes down to cost... hell if it was $400 then there'd be 400 people signed up. Any update on the cost?

I've towed with a gx460 and a 3rd gen Tacoma. Personally I prefer to tow with the Tacoma because of the longer wheelbase. I have the OvTune on the Tacoma, so I don't find it a problem towing. I'm typically towing a 3800lbs trailer. While i agree that the v8 4runner will take it like a champ...

(I did a search and couldn't find anything.) Has anyone installed rear entertainment system in the back? Just seeing what options are out there.