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The day I picked up my trail premium
 

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Looks nice. So jealous of everyone who's in the NE. Over here in the NW we got totally screwed on snowfall this year =(

Not sure if you meant me or in general lol, I live in north Mississippi about an hour from Memphis,TN this was like one of the two times snow actually stuck.
 
Hello gents, been lurking for a while and just wanted to post up our new addition. Got my wife a 15' trail premium yesterday. She drove an 05' v8 SR5 for the last 10 years. A few pics transferring her personal stuff from the 05'
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Hello gents, been lurking for a while and just wanted to post up our new addition. Got my wife a 15' trail premium yesterday. She drove an 05' v8 SR5 for the last 10 years. A few pics transferring her personal stuff from the 05'
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Congrats. Nice color choice. Hehe ;-)
 
Hi All

just sent in my 2015 sti for this bad boy

been lurking here for ever but been itching 4 a runner for 8 years loll.
 

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thanks nguyenn, I really like what you did with your t4r. reminds me of a high speed hauler. Im thinking of doing ATs on this one also maybe the duratracs or possibly the BFG ATs
 
you may want to check the oil in the diff, that water crossing seemed pretty deep.

just found this...

"The breather is a loose one-way valve. If the pressure sucks in, it closes the breather. If the heat builds up, it blows out.

Is there a chance debris could block open the breather? Yes. Is it probable? No. The breather is on top of the pumpkin where there is no debris flying from tires or body and blocked by the frame cross members and underbody.
Could a rock jam it open? No. The way the breather is made the gap has a lip that makes the gap so small, the only possible thing to jam it open is debris like mud if you sunk in up to the axles.

Driving through water, the bow wave is created where most of the water is pushed by the front of the car.

If you want cheap insurance, extend the rear breather. It takes 10 minutes.
But through experience, I have found it not necessary. If I were fording deep water on a regular basis, I would extend to be on the safe side but the rear diff is well protected as is."

It should be fine. The water looked deep only because it created a wave in the front due to me going a little fast. Doing the breather mod this week.
 
just found this...

"The breather is a loose one-way valve. If the pressure sucks in, it closes the breather. If the heat builds up, it blows out.

Is there a chance debris could block open the breather? Yes. Is it probable? No. The breather is on top of the pumpkin where there is no debris flying from tires or body and blocked by the frame cross members and underbody.
Could a rock jam it open? No. The way the breather is made the gap has a lip that makes the gap so small, the only possible thing to jam it open is debris like mud if you sunk in up to the axles.

Driving through water, the bow wave is created where most of the water is pushed by the front of the car.

If you want cheap insurance, extend the rear breather. It takes 10 minutes.
But through experience, I have found it not necessary. If I were fording deep water on a regular basis, I would extend to be on the safe side but the rear diff is well protected as is."

It should be fine. The water looked deep only because it created a wave in the front due to me going a little fast. Doing the breather mod this week.

Dont want to go off topic since this is a pic gallery but take a look at the post from [MENTION=96409]Canazes9[/MENTION] :

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/150158-rear-diff-breather-mod-complete.html#post1475449

You are absolutely correct about the one way valve but its the also the cause of vacuum when the diff is suddenly cooled by cold water and water can get in from the seals.

There is also a slick setup that [MENTION=103267]Saker[/MENTION] did on the same thread.
 
Hi, I'm new to the forum, have been on this thing every night and spent hours dreaming. Well I got myself a new 2015 SR5 and am excited to get the mods going. So far all I've done is some plastidip paint.

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Lift and Rims coming up.
 
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I know personally I got addicted to the mods and did them in the order of what I needed to do and what I damaged after each trip. Welcome to the club :-)
 

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