4RunnerAquasport
Senior Member
Wish I had the skills....
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Inv4drZm
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Got the drill adapters in, available to purchase on my website. Designed specifically for Toyota truck and SUV jacks. Purple anodized 7075 Aluminum.
Toyota Jack Speed Adjuster
– Full Metal Designs
Toyota Jack Speed Adjuster
– Full Metal Designs
Inv4drZm
Senior Member
You can now buy my skids and sliders via SendCutSend Marketplace shipped to your door!
Links are listed on my website: Full Metal Designs
Links are listed on my website: Full Metal Designs
rickoliver
Junior Member
That is amazing! Also.. applicable to a ton of other manufacturers, too. You should sell on Amazon.
Inv4drZm
Senior Member
You mean for the drill adapters? I'm currently looking into amazon but need to order some more inventory beforehand.
I previously looked into it and thought only really Toyota uses that style of bottle jack.
Ram HD, Super Duty's, and GM trucks use a similar style but slightly different judging by pics. Would be worth me ordering a used jack and trying though.
Edit: just ordered 4 used jacks from various mfgs to verify fitment.
Inv4drZm
Senior Member
Did coolant in the 5.7 I don't think it has ever been done before and I want the headgasket to last forever. 30k mi but a 2019.
Did 4x4 service as well. From what I was quoted by the dealer I save almost $500 doing all this myself.
Installed one of my external transmission cooler kits too, 2019-2021 trucks didn't come with a cooler of any sort from the factory.
Paint bracket black or leave it...
Did 4x4 service as well. From what I was quoted by the dealer I save almost $500 doing all this myself.
Installed one of my external transmission cooler kits too, 2019-2021 trucks didn't come with a cooler of any sort from the factory.
Paint bracket black or leave it...
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4RunnerAquasport
Senior Member
Hailed here last week, just not as severe. We get some baseball size every 10 to 15 years. Sucks. When I was a kid, we used ice cubes on my Dad's Simca. It made the dimples recess a little to where it looked a little less like a painted golf ball.
AuSeeker
Elite Member
People said it wouldn't work :dance:
Yes the OEM jack does appear to be tall enough...BUT it certainly looks very unsafe!!! :jaw:
4RunnerAquasport
Senior Member
Bumper Looks great Mason!
I'd like a similar one for my T100. I wonder if something designed for a 1st gen Tundra would work. The bed size in the T100 is deceptive. Dimensions are about the same as a 1st gen, it just appears smaller for some reason.
I'd like a similar one for my T100. I wonder if something designed for a 1st gen Tundra would work. The bed size in the T100 is deceptive. Dimensions are about the same as a 1st gen, it just appears smaller for some reason.
Inv4drZm
Senior Member
From the looks I always thought they shared the same bedsides and front fenders so it stands to reason they are the same dimensionally or at least close enough. Whether or not the frame rail bolts are the same I have no clue though.
I'm working on designing a 1st gen Tundra rear bumper but rear bumpers I've found out are much harder to design correctly than front bumpers. Extra weight so install is harder, and mounting is weird and needs to hug around the body not just butt up to it.
