NoOneBetter's build/photo thread.

For me, I won't be ordering CH4x4 switches in the future and will stick to AOB. Though, I'll use the CH4x4 one that I have. The material and feel of the button click is better with the AOB. Also, in case you didn't notice, I have my CH4x4 switch sticking out further than the rest of the switches because if you push the switch all the way into to mounting hole, the mounting frame around the switch slightly blocks the travel of the switch to the point where you can no longer turn on (click) the switch. I wrapped the switch with electrical tape to make it tight and prevent it from accidentally moving further into the mounting hole. Also there are more switch openings available. I think there are at least 3 more available for me after installing these 2. The wiring is also longer with the AOB switch.
 
Finished installing my front facing camera today.


Back of the navigation with all the connections hooked up.


Front emblem removed.


This is what the back of the emblem looks like.


Used a dremel for the cutout for the camera.


Fits perfectly!


Back of the emblem with the camera inserted.


Had to cut some of the grill out to fit the camera.


Camera wiring going into the engine bay.




Grommet going through to the firewall that I routed my camera wires through.


Finished product.


My switch setup with the source selector switch installed. I'm thinking of cleaning this up later on and having 2 or even a single 3 position switch.


rear camera.


front camera.
 
Could've sworn I've seen you cruise nearby where I work in downtown SJ once.. I was stoked. Clean ride man

Too bad I didn't have my Runner this past winter! Hoping to do some snow camping/boarding next year. (always counting down until winter)
 
Could've sworn I've seen you cruise nearby where I work in downtown SJ once.. I was stoked. Clean ride man

Too bad I didn't have my Runner this past winter! Hoping to do some snow camping/boarding next year. (always counting down until winter)

haha yea it could have been me. I do go to downtown SJ every so often. And thanks, your ride is looking pretty good too. Came back from the dead. I'm already looking forward to next winter. I'm sure you'll have a blast in the 4Runner.
 
They threw in a hat!? Awesome!

Really interested to see what the 4Runner looks like with the new set up. When does the install take place?
I'll be installing it this weekend. :biggrin1:

Nice. It will be good to see a OME kit in the Bay Area. How high of a lift will this give you?
Should give me 3" of lift :cool: The max amount before needing to do other mods to keep the suspensions geometry in check.

How is the ride.. My SR5 2016 is kinda rough on bumps.. When breaking, it nosedives a lot..
Haven't installed it yet but hoping for it to be much firmer than stock.
 
I think you may want to look into UCAs to keep the suspension geometry in check at 3".

Yea I was on the fence about UCAs for the near term and I know I may not be able to get perfect alignment specs. I'll be upgrading those for sure in the future but plenty of folks are running the same amount of lift with stock UCAs. I should be able to hold out until a deal or group buy comes up for UCAs lol. :pray2:
 
Just finished installing the lift! Took me exactly 6 hours! Gotta give credit to these threads, they were invaluable:

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/154230-how-lift-installation-kdss-equipped-vehicles.html

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/86370-sp8ball%92s-mod-thread-stealing-other-poster%92s-ideas-since-mid-2010-a-2.html#post754964

http://www.sleeoffroad.com/installation/2010-4Runner-suspension-instructions.pdf

Took some random pics during the install:

My scraped up skid plate lol


stock suspension in and out




Comparison of the OME fronts vs OEM.


Trim Packer spacer installed on the passenger side.


Front passenger side in


LOL check out that lean with only the passenger front installed


Onto the rears. Heres the oem shock already out on the driver side.


OME vs OEM


OME spring and shocks in



AAAND the finished product










Measurements from floor to fender are:
DF 38.63"
PF 38.5"
DR 39.5"
PR 39.5"
 
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Mind me asking how you got the camera feed for the front camera onto the screen? Is that part of the override dongle?
 
Its part of the source selector dongle. You also need the override dongle to use it.



Got it. I should have read a little more. Found the other thread where he's selling them. Cool deal!

I had been thinking of having a multiple GoPro setup with cameras around the truck feeding to an iPad. Of course, it would be cost prohibitive - but cool!




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Just finished up getting my truck aligned. As expected, caster is off but everything else is good. Truck drives straight and true.



 

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