itsdchz
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When I ordered it, they took a long time on the phone to verify they had a kit. With the Bilstein's on national back order, I think many places are having fulfillment issues.
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When I ordered it, they took a long time on the phone to verify they had a kit. With the Bilstein's on national back order, I think many places are having fulfillment issues.
Any body have the part number of the OEM usb/aux panel? Adding another one into the glove box shouldn't be difficult.
itsdchz
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I ordered new badges from my dealer and painted them with duplicolor spray, let them dry and replaced. I made sure to blue tape around the existing 4Runner emblems in order to have the new letters fit in the same area. There are markings once the letters are removed to help line up, but having the perimeter defined helped a lot.
Nice, thanks for the tips. Do you still have the part numbers for each emblem?
itsdchz
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Part #'s
Emblem Back door: 75432-06030
Emblem- Luggage Compartment- 4Runner Letters: 75431-35050
Wis4
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Do you have the part #?
itsdchz
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Thank you for this. I got them today.
Did you do anything to prep these emblems before painting them? Alcohol, primer, etc? Also, what Duplicolor paint did you use? I'm guessing some type of Satin Black? Thanks again for your info.
Mike
itsdchz
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Duplicolor flexible bumper coating in black. Used the Duplicolor clear plastic primer promoter first, about 3 coats medium. Then 7-8 light coats of the paint at different angles for the lettering.
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Great looking truck my friend. You mentioned in your mod list "airlift 1000 - helper springs". Do you have both or do you meant that you have helper springs in the form of airlift 1000's?
Just curious because I tend to load a lot of gear (Thule cargo on top, dogs in the back, hitch carrier) when I go camping and the last thing I want is for it to sag. I know you have Toytec springs in the rear and that adds a lot of support, but how well do your bags help out?
I'm looking to do something with the rear of the TRDP btw. I'm thinking the 1.5 SAW's and Airlift 1000 is the way to go. Thoughts? Thanks in advance!
Just curious because I tend to load a lot of gear (Thule cargo on top, dogs in the back, hitch carrier) when I go camping and the last thing I want is for it to sag. I know you have Toytec springs in the rear and that adds a lot of support, but how well do your bags help out?
I'm looking to do something with the rear of the TRDP btw. I'm thinking the 1.5 SAW's and Airlift 1000 is the way to go. Thoughts? Thanks in advance!
Magnetic4R
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Coming along nicely!
I'm really considering about adding the TRD Pro skid plate. I'm wondering if it will work on my limited or if my bumper will cover/block it since the bumper sits lower.
I'm really considering about adding the TRD Pro skid plate. I'm wondering if it will work on my limited or if my bumper will cover/block it since the bumper sits lower.
itsdchz
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Airbags only. I tow a 2800lb RPod travel trailer and this helps out tremendously with the ride, sway, and rear sag. With the springs only the bag drops a little on bumps and while leveling out after bumps. The springs and spring rate definitely help a lot, but the added benefit of the 1000s are well worth it!
itsdchz
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The lower piece that goes from the bottom valance to your OEM skid will be removed with I think 6 bolts and one press in clip. You could modify it and cut it to fit the skid plate, but not worth the hassle.
Thanks for the compliment!
itsdchz
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Thats the one. Airlift states they have not tested it to work on 14-15s, however, as we know, nothing changed. This is why they do not list it as fitting those years.
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