I recently slid off the road down 15 feet while driving down an icy Montana road and ended up shattering the right rear window dented some of the body work around it.
I have these cages on my rear lights and one was ripped off in the accident. The metal cage is fine but the black plastic...
I have a brush guard that has 2 holes that are 23 1/2 inches apart but I can't seem to find any light bars that will fit my dimension.
Some of you will say that I need to drill new holes but for now I'd just like to find a light bar that will work with what I have.
Thanks y'all!
That's awesome! I'm bummed I won't be able to attend the big sky event. Do you know if there is a big ,or at least established, overland community at MSU?
I really credit XO to exposing me to to the world of overlanding!
I've learned so much from the video series and in depth overviews of the vehicles. I really hope to see them around Bozeman when I move there in a few weeks. Can't be that hard to miss 4 geared up Toyota with eye catching wraps.
Adding dual USB charger in the middle blank of the center console, they're under 15 $ on amazon and will be a welcomed sight to your passengers or power hungry devices.
It takes 30 minutes if you're careful and don't break one of the clips. I broke the top two clips on the center piece and a third on lower down but was only able to glue one of them back into place. Thankfully I've had no rattling or rubbing since I put it back on.
Fixed the buzzing in my stereo by disconnecting this thing called a SWI-X that was hidden behind the head unit. The previous owner must of had it installed but my guess is that it didn't work or he broke it.
Also bought a USB charger to go in one of the blanks in the center console but now...
Removed the center console LCD peice to replace the backlit clear lights (part number 90010-09017 ) that light up the LCD.
And posted for the first time on this site.