Chuckles89
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Nice looking truck!
Thank you!
Nice looking truck!
Here are some really crappy pictures of the LEDs. I will get night shots sometime soon. They are really bright!
Fog Light Mode
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Turn Signal Mode
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On the Snow
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Hi, I've owned my 97 sr5 4Runner for 9yrs, I'm trying to do the switchback lights
But I can't find any kits on eBay. Where did you bought yours?? How is this installed. If you don't mind. Thanks
Housings
Amazon.com: Toyota 4Runner Replacement Turn Signal Light Assembly (Diamond Design) - 1-Pair: Automotive
LEDs
http://www.amazon.com/JDM-ASTAR-Ext...968&sr=8-3&keywords=switchback+LEDs+jdm+astar
Sockets
Amazon.com: Bestcompu® 2X 1157 2057 2357 Socket Adapter Harness Wiring For Front Turn Signal Light Bulb: Automotive
I do have some disclaimers about this mod (that I have learned from time).
1)The housings do not seal very well. I have them sealed with RTV silicone at the moment. The lenses crack easily if you overtighten the screws.
2) The LEDs are junk I got a warranty replacement for one a couple months ago and now, the other one has stopped working.
3)The bulb sockets do not fit the housings. You will have to enlarge the holes and secure the sockets with RTV silicone or tape.
The way they are installed use the factory wires that need to be spliced in to the new sockets for the turn signals. The white function needs a separate power wire either from the parking lights or a switch in the cab.
Hey man, been searching and only found the PolyTuff corporate site.
Where did you buy the rear upper/lower control arm bushings? Do you have to contact them directly?
Also do you feel a difference between the stock rubber and these bushings? Smoother, more flex?
Rear Suspension Arm Bush Kit 4Runner Surf KZN185 KDN185 RZN185 VZN185 Toyota 4x4 | eBay
The ride is much more controlled/ smoother over bumps. I guess I could describe it that it is not as jumpy. IDK about flex, but they seem about the same. Make sure they are greased up really good on all sides of the bushings. I do a lot of water crossings and the grease washes out after a few months and they start to squeak. I have used a spray graphite dry lube by WD that has been doing great. Also, make sure you use red locktite on the bolts because something with the poly bushings makes the nuts come loose without red locktite.
First off, nice thread and nice work. So, were you able to determine if any of the energy suspensions bushings would possibleywork for the lower rear control arm? Don't really want to buy the full poly-tuff set and mine are almost disintegrated. Thanks.
Damn nice pictures! Looks like it was fun. All our snow washed away last week so we had to drive up into the alpine to get some.
Thanks for the link too.
Awesome pictures! I see you are in TN as well. Probably clear the other side of the state as we got zero over in W TN! Love your rig by the way.
SHORTS????
Great shots, looks like you had lots of fun again. :thumb: