cjacob316
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Oh it's not hidden - but rather plastered all over the house and garage - I'm just not a fan of vehicle stickers in general.
Me either, but I at least keep one to two for my school on the back glass.
Oh it's not hidden - but rather plastered all over the house and garage - I'm just not a fan of vehicle stickers in general.
Don't hate on the Frogs :lalala: Someone has to be the Big 12 savior :trophy:
I'm also somewhat of an Aggie since the wife went there.
Hold on hold on hold on, you have been in the Big 12 for a couple of years and now your the savior???? lol It was good to get your football team after we lost a few schools in the Big 12 down sizing project (thanks UT for your great TV deal and screwing the rest of the Big 12) but your BB team needs a bit of help!
PS: RCJH- 11 Big 12 rings in a row!
Oh it's not hidden - but rather plastered all over the house and garage - I'm just not a fan of vehicle stickers in general.
From your personal collection no doubt.
Someone else who thinks like me!
Lol what did I start. But by the way first thing I ordered for the 4Runner was my A&M engineering sticker.Nope, I got it just for you. You're welcome, btw.
Our BB sucks, and it was a joke - Calm down everyone. I could care less about basketball, however.
I grounded everything at the rear of the rack, and then ran power for the front light bar down the weather stripping on the driver's side front windshield and then power for the rear lights down the other side.
[MENTION=101352]harkco[/MENTION], did you pull the weather stripping out, insert the wire, and reinstall, or did you run the wire down the channel in the weatherstripping? I mounted my lights this weekend and am ready to start running wires to my fuse/relay box, but don't want to screw up the weatherstripping if it's not able to be removed nd re-inserted? Thanks
I grounded everything at the rear of the rack, and then ran power for the front light bar down the weather stripping on the driver's side front windshield and then power for the rear lights down the other side.
[MENTION=101352]harkco[/MENTION], did you pull the weather stripping out, insert the wire, and reinstall, or did you run the wire down the channel in the weatherstripping? I mounted my lights this weekend and am ready to start running wires to my fuse/relay box, but don't want to screw up the weatherstripping if it's not able to be removed nd re-inserted? Thanks
[MENTION=111345]Texas777[/MENTION] - I didn't pull it out completely - just peeled it back and then used a flat head screwdriver to gently push into the channel within the stripping. Hope that helps!
Oh, and how much did that custom rack-top toolbox set you back? That looks great!
Love your build! I have perusing the thread, gave me some great ideas for my upcoming build. It's gonna be a bit, but I'm gathering ideas...
3 Questions:
1. Are you having any issues with the ICON lift and KDSS? I read another thread where a guy was having an issue with something on the KDSS hitting. Just curious.
2. Along the same line, what is the total height of your T4R with the Gobi rack installed?
3. Any issues with those 285 Duratracs on the stock 7" TE rim?
Thanks!