Recent content by Zmanring

Sounds good to me, keep me posted.

I don't know all the specs but I believe its around a 50% load and somewhere in the neighborhood of 4-5min a tire. That's 0-40psi on a 32in tire. It's a heavy duty ARB compressor. Many rock crawlers use it.

ARB came with 2 different style bolts and a mounting bracket. I just measured and drilled holes in the fender well. Turned out good, also you have just enough wire to mount in where I did and get to the battery.

Been having issues with my rear taillight leaking because of the new 12awg wire I used to run my lights. Made a change and used a grommet. Now I have to get the water out of my light, I'm thinking about just putting it in the sunlight to bake. Went ahead and added a ARB air compressor...

How much you offering? I have almost new ones I took out when I got my 4runner, never put them back in.

No benefit at all, just looks cool, makes people wonder where you got them and if they were stock. ;) Here is my writeup on how I did it. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showthread.php?t=87646

I haven't had a chance to get out there and take photos at night, but here is some more of the lights... Hmm server error, go figure.

Anyone looking for a set of tires from a stock 4th gen?

Yeah, all you have to do is reheat up the sealant and reassemble. :)

Show us some pics, love to see it! Good luck! :)

Nope, but I did make sure I removed everything possible before I baked it :).

Trying to get one with better lighting. Heres one from this morning. Enjoy.

Bump.

No I didn't do anything different with the light bulbs.

What would you like to see? How its done or more finished product?