Flemster's 2000 SR5 Sport

Yes, it is my blinker because my Switchback halos are not super obvious at night with my headlights on. Its some led strip stuff from amazon advertised for motorcycles.

So you're saying that the switchbacks is only cool during the day and prolly not all that needed?
 
New stuffs.
Got a new set of Treadwright Guard Dogs in 285/75r16.
The used set I was running was getting a little scary, dry rotted and cracking, they were almost 7 years old so time to upgrade though the tread depth was fine.
Excited to see how many miles they last. For reference, I put them on at 194,5xx miles. Going to try and rotate with every oil change.

Mounted up on the wheels.
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Truck on the lift and shots of the brakes in some light.
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Brian "You call that droop, thats stupid"
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Tires on, getting them balanced Friday, didn't have time today.
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Have you had your rear shocks mounted back to the factory location for a while now? Noticed it on the picture and didn't know you had moved them back. Does it limit any travel?
 
Have you had your rear shocks mounted back to the factory location for a while now? Noticed it on the picture and didn't know you had moved them back. Does it limit any travel?

Been in stock location for almost a year, I actually get more articulation in the stock location than in the outboard spot. Granted I did switch shocks. Overall less of a headache IMO. To each their own
 
Well it was the another weekend, so.... Another advenutre!

I took a really fun short trip to Breckenridge. I left Fort Collins at 4pm with Nick ( [MENTION=95801]iRide4Runner[/MENTION] ) on Saturday, met up with Austin and Drew around 5:30. We made it to camp on Georgia Pass around 9pm and had a fun night around the fire catching up. Then in the morning we went up the Peak 10 Trail where we were greeted with some snow. Also spoke with a ranger for a while as she played with Huck the pup!
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Nick's gorgeous 5th gen
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Moments before this it was snowing, and moments after it started again.
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I was happening to wonder how you wired your orange "raptor lights" on grille into the car or even what you do have them wired to. A seperate switch, or corner lights maybe?
 
I was happening to wonder how you wired your orange "raptor lights" on grille into the car or even what you do have them wired to. A seperate switch, or corner lights maybe?
They used to be wired to corner lights, but I have since unwired them. Got sick of having to replace them constantly.
 
Alex. (and crew)
Your videos have gotten really really damn good. I know I've told ya before....
but I watched "Episode 2" last night and figured I should tell you again.

Keep it up!
 
Alex. (and crew)
Your videos have gotten really really damn good. I know I've told ya before....
but I watched "Episode 2" last night and figured I should tell you again.

Keep it up!
Thank you Kyle, Gotta get you and your rig in one here soon. Hopefully at Rock Therapy :)
 
Im still lazy as shit and have not finished the write ups for the Telluride trip.... Ill do it eventually. But here is Episode two and day two of the trip.
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Also here is the most recent trip. Went up Rollinsville Pass on Saturday night, Found some snow and camped in the snow in 20° weather which was LOVELY. But honestly wasn't bad at all. Stayed warm all night. The next day we ran Kingston Peak up over to Idaho Springs.

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Till next time folks :)
 
Video!

"Season"
Edit from wheeling in Montezuma
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Im two weekends behind on posts but here we go!

Ran Deer Creek and Saints John over a cold weekend. This is where the "Seasons" Edit in a prior post is from. Cool Stuffs
Here are pictures.
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Gas Tank Replacement

Gas Tank Replacment
I bailed on the F-150 tank swap after chatting with [MENTION=118730]AssBurns[/MENTION] seemed like way more work than its worth and honestly, a little driveshaft rubbage never hurt anybody. Hoping that the new tank that isn't bent to hell doesn't rub! Lil Skips Tank skid apparently has no rubbing issues and I assume mine did because of the way it sat on my old tank.

SOOOO Here it is, Easy peasy.
I got info from the following thread.
Fuel Tank Removal Step-By-Step
This write up by [MENTION=60147]the great him[/MENTION] was super helpful for the few things that tripped me up.

"New tank" Used one from Yota Jim's junkyard in great shape with a little sanding and some black paint.
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Pulled the Lil Skips gas tank skid. Been doing a hell of job protecting what was left of my original tank.
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The old tank coming out
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The old tank looks like a raisin
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Hardest part of removal was disconnecting everything. Especially the wiring harness. Took a lot more then expected to disconnect even with the clip released. Everything else was a breeze. Be prepared for fuel to go everywhere when you disconnect the fuel line. We let it drain for like 5 minutes as we enjoyed some IPA. Honestly was way less messy then expected though.
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New tank went it super easy, double check everything is connected and tight. We didn't and some fuel went flying upon start up. Tightened up a line and all was well.
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Filling up the new tank from the old one (had to break of the cap on the filler hose and it worked like a funnel). No wasting precious fuel around here.
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All said and done it took like 3 hours but would have taken like an hour if we werent messing around the whole time.
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Thanks for the help [MENTION=95801]iRide4Runner[/MENTION] and [MENTION=144428]RockyMtnPhoto[/MENTION]
 
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