It's actually just some patterned high density foam.
It's a prototype for Crusinoffroad from British Columbia. One of only 2 made as they decided to drop the 4Runner lineup.
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It's actually just some patterned high density foam.
It's a prototype for Crusinoffroad from British Columbia. One of only 2 made as they decided to drop the 4Runner lineup.
Ratubbs
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Took out the dated amber and put some cool white LED my gauge cluster
Where did you get your LED's and what part number ,thanks
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LordAbdullah
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Anonymous4Runner
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Really unfortunate to hear about the company not going forward with the prototype. Armor looks gorgeous. Treat it with care
how long did it take to do this? looks fantastic. wish I was better at electricity and wiring. :wacko:
Todapwr
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Once you get the gauge cluster out, it takes about 30 minutes to solder the LEDs on.
Modified 1st gen roll bar. One of my favorite mods in the truck.
Is it welded down to the frame? If so, is it for stiffening up the chassis? Are you that concerned with rollover?
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Soul-Surfer
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Lca
Cut out my frozen lower control arm bolts and the arms themselves. New LCA's and ball joints in. I put moog cam adjuster bolts with the greasable zirk in hopes I can keep them from freezing up in the sleeve in the future.
What a job. Sawzall, grinder and lots of whacks form the 3# hammer.
Cut out my frozen lower control arm bolts and the arms themselves. New LCA's and ball joints in. I put moog cam adjuster bolts with the greasable zirk in hopes I can keep them from freezing up in the sleeve in the future.
What a job. Sawzall, grinder and lots of whacks form the 3# hammer.
Ratubbs
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Sweet so I'll send you mine and it'll be done in a jiffy sounds like [emoji12]
Thanks for the info btw
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bassmacka
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No only did I install a switch panel with volt meter, usb charging, but I also made it remote activated via an app using bluetooth.
https://imgur.com/91lIox6
https://imgur.com/91lIox6
I have a couple roof rack trays, but don't want to lift the mountain bike up. I can't see spending $$ on a hitch rack, so I busted out the welder and scrap metal. This gets bolted on through the hitch ball bolt and the standard roof tray will bolt to this. Kinda janky but cheap and easy. Just needs a couple mounting holes for the tray and a coat of paint.
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rear spare tire carrier...
I'm still a noob on the forum, so I can't start a thread, but I put this tire carrier together and thought I'd share it. I still need to drill a new hold in the steel box that goes into the receiver, as the stock hole makes it stick out further than I care for. Will be looking into new wheels and tires in the near future, so the spare is pretty janky, but working for now.. :dancin: Built this a little over a year ago for my previous vehicle (toyota sienna van) and it worked well, so thought I'd see how it works on the 4runner...
I'm still a noob on the forum, so I can't start a thread, but I put this tire carrier together and thought I'd share it. I still need to drill a new hold in the steel box that goes into the receiver, as the stock hole makes it stick out further than I care for. Will be looking into new wheels and tires in the near future, so the spare is pretty janky, but working for now.. :dancin: Built this a little over a year ago for my previous vehicle (toyota sienna van) and it worked well, so thought I'd see how it works on the 4runner...
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Brutalguyracing
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AwesomeI'm still a noob on the forum, so I can't start a thread, but I put this tire carrier together and thought I'd share it. I still need to drill a new hold in the steel box that goes into the receiver, as the stock hole makes it stick out further than I care for. Will be looking into new wheels and tires in the near future, so the spare is pretty janky, but working for now.. :dancin: Built this a little over a year ago for my previous vehicle (toyota sienna van) and it worked well, so thought I'd see how it works on the 4runner...
Any details on construction
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