Veet Skeet
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Does your 4Runner have a lean to the passenger side? Mine does after the lift, and it has KDSS. I heard it was a common problem, and lifting it makes the lean worse. I just wanna hear your experience.
lol....yeah, I kind of screwed up; I didn't download the more interesting files in time (like the bear, of course) and so the dash cam over wrote them with the new files. Then the Marcus 4 stopped recording because it said it had "no enough space"....really, that is what it said instead of "not enough space"...lol.
Anyway, I had to delete the remaining files on the 64GB SIM card and now it's recording again. It sort of confuses me because I thought the Marcus 4 would record continuously over any old files and so not sure how I have "no enough space"...lol.
Also, for the life of me, I cannot get the downloaded Registrator Viewer to upload any of the files I did save. I also need to figure out how to edit the files down to something reasonable and then host somewhere online. I have not tried posting my own videos so this all new to me. :smashputer:
lol....yeah, I kind of screwed up; I didn't download the more interesting files in time (like the bear, of course) and so the dash cam over wrote them with the new files. Then the Marcus 4 stopped recording because it said it had "no enough space"....really, that is what it said instead of "not enough space"...lol.
Anyway, I had to delete the remaining files on the 64GB SIM card and now it's recording again. It sort of confuses me because I thought the Marcus 4 would record continuously over any old files and so not sure how I have "no enough space"...lol.
Also, for the life of me, I cannot get the downloaded Registrator Viewer to upload any of the files I did save. I also need to figure out how to edit the files down to something reasonable and then host somewhere online. I have not tried posting my own videos so this all new to me. :smashputer:
Does your 4Runner have a lean to the passenger side? Mine does after the lift, and it has KDSS. I heard it was a common problem, and lifting it makes the lean worse. I just wanna hear your experience.
You can create your own Youtube channel for free. That's where I am uploading my GoPro footage. Photobucket will also host video, but I am not sure if they have a size limit. I understand the editing fears. I am taking baby steps with that myself. I still haven't added any soundtracks to mine, but I have figured out how to edit them down to 2 or 3 minutes instead of the 17.5 minutes my GoPro defaults at before it starts a new one. Part of my problem and you may run into this also, is that some internet providers really choke down your upload speeds vs downloading. A 17 minute video took me literally 20 hours to upload a few months ago. The same video might have taken 15 minutes to download. Good luck with the process. It seems to be more intimidating than it actually is. Maybe you could find another forum for your camera?
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VicoVation Vico-Marcus 3 FW update 2014/4/29 | DashCamOwners
make sure you format the sd card while its in the marcus and not on a computer. they are picky about that sometimes. my old TF2+ would only 1/2 the time work when it was formatted on the computer.
and about once a month reformat it inside the marcus to "refresh" the sd card file system (this is iffy as I've heard it helps/doesn't help).
Tuesday was an incident where a guy was trying to run the turn signal light (left turn) and my light was green, so I decided to go and you should have seen him freak out.
there should be an option in the menu to "format" the sd card while in the marcus. its easier to just format the card than to manually remove the files one by one, plus it cleans up the files system on the sd card.
about once a month I go in the menu and "format" my card once I get home and there is nothing interesting that went on the drive home. otherwise I download the video and save some of the idiots I have to deal with on a daily basis for a good laugh.
Tuesday was an incident where a guy was trying to run the turn signal light (left turn) and my light was green, so I decided to go and you should have seen him freak out.
I got a top plate spacer that will give me half an inch of lift, planning on putting it on the passenger front. You think that will be enough to get rid of the lean?
thought you were driving out to a 70s porn shoot in the mountains
the reason the quality is so bad is because your doing a double conversion. upload it directly to youtube since youtube will do its own conversion.
converting it to mp4 then having youtube do its own conversion is killing it.
here is a video I uploaded directly to youtube, you will notice some degrade in youtube's conversion process.
the only way you can get raw video is if you upload to dropbox and link directly to the file.
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Trail Edition Package:
4.0L DOHC 24-Valve V6, Part Time 4WD with Active TRAC, Locking Rear Differential, Crawl Control, Hill-Start Assist Control, Tow, Navigation, Backup Camera, Bluetooth Audio, etc. and 10-cup Holders….lol.
Factory Options:
Entune Premium with Navigation and App Suite, Voice Recognition, Bluetooth Wireless, Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System (KDSS), Cargo Cross Bars, Four Season Floor Mat Package
Modifications:
• Toytec BOSS Suspension System
- Red Adjustable Front Coils (adjusted to 3-inches of lift)
- Front Diff Drop (4x4)
- Toytec Superflex Rear Coils
- Bilstein 5100 Rear Shocks (2-inch rear lift)
• Light Racing UCAs
• Body Mount Chop and Frame Reboxed
• Cooper S/T MAXX LT285/70R17 Tires
- 33 inches tall
• Full Sized Spare; Cooper S/T MAXX LT255/80R17
• Fuel Off-Road Boost Wheels 17x9
- 4.5-inches BS with -12mm offset
• n-Fab Wheel-to-Wheel Nerf Sidesteps
• Gobi Stealth Roof Rack with Light Bar
- Sunroof option with removable front load panel
- Rear cargo ladder
- Front spoiler
• Rigid D2 LED Driving Lights
• Night Stalker Curved 40-inch Combination LED Light Bar
• Fabricated Light Bar Mounting Brackets
• Daystar LED Light Switches
• VIAIR 400P Portable Air Compressor
• Maxout Chrome Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher
• 20% Front Tint Match
• Matte Black Vinyl Wrap (lower front grille)
• Vent Visor Window Deflectors (smoked)
• Vico-Marcus 4 Dash Cam - Video Recorder
• K40 Calibre Remote 360-degree Radar Detection/Laser Diffuser System
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Original Post:
New to T4R.ORG and to Toyota as well, but after recently purchasing a used 2004 4Runner for my kid and having fun upgrading it, I got the bug.
My recent build: our newly purchased 2004 4Runner Sport 2WD. I added a Toytec 3-inch lift, BFG AT LT275/70R17, MB Chaos 6 17x8.5 with -6mm OS, Rola Roof Rack, KC Driving Lights, AVS Bug Deflector, AVS Window Visors, PIAA Windshield Wipers, and Hobbit "Shire Life" window sticker...lol. He loves it and is working to pay his share and has to take good care of it, but Dad had to have his fun too..lol:
Just sold my 2013 F150 FX4 EcoBoost with a decent build on it including a Fox/Icon suspension and host of other goodies, but then I made the mistake of going to the Toyota dealership and test driving the newest 4Runners.
I have been driving a number of 4x4 Fords and other full sized rigs for quite some time, and have had some Jeeps and Land Rovers too, so not new to being off road. My last build:
But after driving the new 4Runner, I was so impressed I bought a Trail Edition...lol. I thought I wanted the Limited but I couldn't fit it in with the sunroof, and despite the controversial front end, I actually preferred it over the others (love the hood scoop too). I love how this thing drives; quiet, maneuverable, and much more refined and useable than my past Jeeps, yet still very capable off road!
And the best thing; easy to mod...lol!
So first things first, thanks to everyone on this forum for sharing your ideas and builds as it has been a tremendous resource (and just fun spending endless hours searching and looking at pics...lol). Here is my starting point: 2014 4Runner Trail with KDSS, Enture/Nav/Backup Cam, and so on.
First thing I did was order this:
Toyetc BOSS 3-inch Lift
...and this:
Gobi Stealth Roof Rack with front removable panel, rear cargo ladder, and spoiler.
...and more coming soon.
D-Dawg, did you have problems with your rear sway bar links? and or Track bar?
I just put some fox 2.5 coils in the front and 2.0 rear. It lifted the truck 3" in the front and 2" rear. The front seemed to be good but the sway-bar links/track bar in the rear seemed a bit tight.