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Danny,

How much did that setup run? Welcome to the family!! Now why you gone and get a 2013 Limited like my 2011 Limited??!!! :bravo: I am up in Everett!

Thanks! I just moved downtown from Mill Creek, so I used to be your neighbor. My whole setup was only a little under $1,900 after tax, mounted and balanced with sensors swapped over. Gotta love Discount Tire's willingness to price match! :)
 
My guy actually uses paint - Super high quality work with no steps skipped. Last ones he did for me he sand blasted, primered, painted, then cleared. All for, if I recall correctly, around $60-70 per wheel. This included repairing gouges in a couple of wheels from curb damage.

Same guy does amazing and inexpensive mobile paint repair for anyone that has any kind of non-structural paint/body damage. Happy to share my connection for anyone that needs it.

If I don't go the Plasti Dip route, i'll hit you up for his contact info. Do you have any connections for someone who can do a lift? Mainly just for looks, to level out the front.
 
The Cascade Loop

Did part of the The Cascade Loop- From Seattle to Stevens Pass (US 2/ Stevens Pass Highway), went and did the Old Cascade Highway drive as well. Just another great drive, strongly recommended if you live or are visiting the Seattle area. This is all apart of the Mt. Baker - Snoqualmie National Forest through Sultan, Gold Bar, Index, Skykomish and I turned around at Stevens Pass Ski area. Off of the Old Cascade Highway I took the "Iron Goat Trail" that lead to about a half dozen Forest Service roads, some climbing up 3-4k/ft elevation. Outstanding views, though some narrow, steep, and maybe even scary roads. So much to do and see in our National Forest. Hope you all take advantage of them as I do.
 

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Thanks! I just moved downtown from Mill Creek, so I used to be your neighbor. My whole setup was only a little under $1,900 after tax, mounted and balanced with sensors swapped over. Gotta love Discount Tire's willingness to price match! :)

That is awesome! May look at getting new rims and tires next year.
 
If I don't go the Plasti Dip route, i'll hit you up for his contact info. Do you have any connections for someone who can do a lift? Mainly just for looks, to level out the front.

Sorry for the delayed reply guys - Crazy work week! I unfortunately don't have anyone specific for lifts; however, if enough of us Seattle guys got together on doing the same thing, I guarantee we could negotiate a discounted group rate at say 4wheelparts. I wouldn't mind getting rid of the stock rake either...
 
Sorry for the delayed reply guys - Crazy work week! I unfortunately don't have anyone specific for lifts; however, if enough of us Seattle guys got together on doing the same thing, I guarantee we could negotiate a discounted group rate at say 4wheelparts. I wouldn't mind getting rid of the stock rake either...

If you were closer to me I would gladly install your lift. I would probably find a member in your area who has experience lifting these rigs or take it on yourself. If you have the time, it is not a difficult task with all the great write ups on the forum. If you must have a shop install the lift, there has got to be a better place than 4Wheel Parts. I have heard too many bad things about various 4Wheel Parts shops.
 
Had some fun down in Moab...

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Cleaning out the newly acquired sand
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We found a big water hole and I got lucky. BFG MTs and ATRAC saved my bacon...

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Nice and dirty after the hole and dragging the Taco out...
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My friend wasn't so lucky in his Taco

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Inside the cab
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Some redneck CV ripped boot repair.
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The CV ended up self destructing, but he was able to drive the truck home without any issues.


Ran into Jeremy that night and spoke with him in the morning, very nice guy and nice well used rig.
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OEM Looking Fog light switch

So i was able to find this OEM looking switch that comes from a Toyota Prado 150.
 

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Where did you find it?
here are two places i found. Look for Prado 150 that is the one that fits.

I used NewPro-Tech but i looks like they dont carry that OEM looking switch anymore. But looks like they have some nice ones to replace it. They are really helpful.

Newpro-Tech

The other site that has them is ABR. The guy is a little diffuclut cause his profit margin is not much and the shipping is going to cost you a lot, but if you buy more i am sure they can give you a good deal on shipping.

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