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So have you ever seen this product?

Slee Dual Battery LED Indicator
Part: SOF1234 -$69

Slee - Battery Related Products


Mount the LED into a switch blank and no need to drill holes in the dash.....

Thats a nice alternative! $70 bucks though?:faint2:

The Gammatronix LED's are only $17 and are more versatile. They also make a 5mm version (same size as the Slee) if you want to mimic their setup.

Thanks for pointing this out, another nice option for everybody.
 
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ANTMAN....any follow up on this product how do you like it so far? I am planning on swapping out my door handles and figured I would throw some dynomat in while I had them apart, if this works about as well at a 1/4 of the price i'm all over it.

Thanks

Inexpensive sound deadener


I threw in some sound deadener- on the cheap!- today. I read this post the other day from Whitson Metalworks:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/148019-sound-deadner.html#post1450331

I figured I would give this stuff a try. I already have some sound deadener in my doors so I have a little experience with this type of material. It looks the same, smells the same, sticks the same, is it the same? I dunno. The resonance on the rear floor is completely gone if you tap on it with a hammer though.











It's definitely a little thinner so I doubled it up. If you heat it VERY briefly with a torch/heat gun and press it into place it adheres to any angle/contortion with ease, just like the other stuff.

Big difference is price. It would have cost probably $200 to do this area with any other sound deadener. This stuff is 16 bucks per 6" x25' roll. 2 rolls are just enough to do the entire cargo floor that you see here at 2 layers!

So $32 at Lowes versus $200. Even if it only works half as good I figure I'm still ahead. I'll reserve judgement after some wheel time.

A/M
 
I only used it for the cargo area but I give it an enthusiastic thumbs up!

So far it hasn't come up at all and the initial smell is completely gone.

Can't comment on how it will hold up in doors though.
 
I only used it for the cargo area but I give it an enthusiastic thumbs up!

So far it hasn't come up at all and the initial smell is completely gone.

Can't comment on how it will hold up in doors though.

I have used a similar product from Home Depot on my old 3rd Gen, now driven by my daughter, and my 4th Gen. The 3rd Gen has had this installed for several years on the doors, floors and rear hatch without failure. Made a huge difference in quieting down the interior of the 3rd Gen.

Great mods ANTMAN keep 'em coming.
 
Jeffe

What happened with your airbag light issue?

It went out and stayed out.

Then, yesterday morning, I reclined my driver seat and when I started the truck back up it was on again. Currently it's on.:shrug:

I'm 99.9% sure it's the seat airbag! When I get some free time I'll take the driver's seat out and check it out.
 
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Antman's 'Runner: 2011 SR5 4x4/Magnetic Gray Metallic/Black Leather

Welcome to my build thread!


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March 2013 T4ROTM Winner!!


Links to Mods in this thread, and others I've done...


**COBRA 75CB INSTALL

**FRONT AIRDAM REMOVAL

**AIRLIFT 1000 INSTALL (SCROLL DOWN)

**GOBI BIKE MOUNTS

**AIRBOX MOD

**INDEPENDENT FOGLIGHT MOD

**12V OUTLET MOD

**DADDY'S TRUCK MOD :)

**SPIDERTRAX

**PLASTIDIP SR5 WHEELS

**REAR WHEELWELL STORAGE (BRUTE FORCE METHOD)

**REAR STORAGE SHELF- made from an old bed??????

**TAILGATER CUPHOLDERS

**REAR STORAGE AREA/FLAT CARGO FLOOR

**DRL (Daytime running Light) MOD

**DRL + FOGLIGHT MOD (Complete madness, this one)

** POWERED SUBWOOFER INSTALL: HOW-TO

** N-FAB STEPS INSTALLED- CUT ROCKER PANELS: HOW-TO

** UNDERHOOD ACCESSORY FUSE BOX INSTALL

** Carroll Shelby Tribute

** ONBOARD AIR COMPRESSOR INSTALL

** UNDERHOOD LED LIGHTS

** OIL CHANGE TUTORIAL- 5th GEN SPECIFIC

** TRAIL EDITION HOOD SWAP

** ANTMAN EYEBROWS :naughty:

** ANTMAN PORCHLIGHT (Outside mounted switch for rack lights)

**THE $25 AWNING PROJECT

**RIGID INDUSTRIES 6" SPECTER LED'S ON THE GOBI

**SCANGUAGE-FLUSH MOUNT IN O/H CONSOLE

**RIGID INDUSTRIES 10" HYBRID SPOT ON THE GOBI

**hIdePOD MOD

**WHEELS/TIRES- LEVEL 8 GUARDIANS/DURATRACS

**PLASTIDIP DOOR HANDLES and the child-lock dilemma...

**DOOR FLASHLIGHT HOLDER

**TRAIL EDITION SKID PLATE INSTALL

**AWNING LED LIGHT SETUP

**BILSTEIN 5100's ALL THE WAY AROUND (2.5" lift) & SAW 1.5" REAR COILS

**INEXPENSIVE SOUND DEADENER

**CARGO AREA VOLTMETER

**FIRE EXTINGUISHER MOUNT

**SECURITY SYSTEM ANTI-BEEP SWITCH

**EXPEDITION STYLE STORAGE BOX, SLEEPING PLATFORM WITH PULLOUT TABLE

**INSIDE REAR HATCH RELEASE BUTTON

**DUAL BATTERY SETUP

(**** = Mods documented by Sp8ball in his thread that I had already done on my 4Runner)

****TOYTEC TOP SPACER INSTALL

****HOW TO MAKE INTERIOR LED's

****DOOR PANEL REMOVAL

****INTERIOR DOOR HANDLE LED's

****CUPHOLDER LED's

****REARVIEW CAMERA MOD

**And here's the REARVIEW MOD FOR PEOPLE WITH FACTORY NAV... :)


****My workshop/garage!****


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** Sandy Point St Park- September 2011

** The Cove Campground- October 2012

** The Cove Campground (2)- October 2013


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ANTMAN MOD #1

Here's my Airlift 1000 airbag install.

It's easily the best bang-for-the-buck mod @ $100. The Airbags are very useful- for those who don't know- for preventing rear-end sag under heavy load. I tow a boat regularly, and a 19ft camper (haven't yet), so these were a necessity. Lots of people on here have installed this kit, so what makes mine different? Well- I installed an onboard compressor, and it only cost me $20 bucks. ...
This is the driver's side bag installed in the spring


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Here you can see where the line exits under the spring perch


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I installed the compressor in the jack storage area....


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Looks pretty wierd, huh? I picked up a 12v inflator at Target for $20 on the clearance rack because, well, it was only $20. I planned on using it to inflate the airbags, and I kept it in the cargo area. It was always in the way. I took it apart, and this is what you see. I was able to use the switch, air hose, and the air guage as well from the original plastic case. It's wired to the 12v outlet in the passenger side rear wheelwell.

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The switch, literally, just plugged into a factory square hole... The guage is on a flexible hose that pushes inside the cover.

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This works VERY well, and everything tucks away nice and neatly behind the jack panel. Since the airbags have a working range between 10-35 PSI, it's not required to work very hard to inflate the system. I have used this probably 15-20 times, and it brings a smile to my face every time because I think it's kinda cool.

Maybe not for everyone, but then again, a lot of my mods are that way!
Antman, I am looking to do something like you did for the onboard compressor on my 2014 trail. Man I have been trying to find a compressor that will fit in the jack compartment and they are all too big. Do you remember by any chance what brand or model was it that you bought? Also I am planning to get OME 3" suspension lift in it, do you know if this airbags will be long enough for the new coils? Thanks a lot I really like your truck and the mods are cool. I will post pics of mine once is ready, hopefully in a couple of weeks with lift, tires and wheels and hopefully something similar to yours for the airbag system.
 

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