sandcrawler
Senior Member
Sorry I'm hitting you will all these questions, I just love your rig to much!
it's only natural that jango would swoon over the storm trooper, am i right?! :naughty:I recommend you name it the Storm Trooper. :thumb3:
Sorry I'm hitting you will all these questions, I just love your rig to much!
it's only natural that jango would swoon over the storm trooper, am i right?! :naughty:I recommend you name it the Storm Trooper. :thumb3:
it's only natural that jango would swoon over the storm trooper, am i right?! :naughty:
bilstein 5100, front set to 2nd setting which is 1.75 and rear with daystar 1.5 spacers. moved the front fender liner forward and I have no rubbing issues.
thanks jangoforhire, I didn't buy any brackets for the front. you do not need any brackets for the back. everything bolts on, TE to sr5. no additional brackets were needed. there are two metal bracket that hold the bottom part of the front bumper, you can modify the stock to fit the TE bumper or you can bend it with your hand to move it out of the way. it's for additional support but the bumper will stay on fine without it. I bent mine out of the way for the meantime. I have travelled 1000 miles and slight off road without that bracket and it's holding up pretty good. i'll try to get a photo of it.
So basically follow the repair manual, unbolt the old parts, and bolt the new ones back on.
I think I'm gonna do this...
they look good, nice work. any problems with either projector? My driver side one isn't as crisp as my passenger side one, but it wasn't bad enough for me to abort the job and request a replacement from TRS.
Everytime I see these pics I wish Toyota made a white TE 4Runner.
Thanks harper7 for the help! I had been planning this for some time and it's finally done. I must say this conversion has totally changed the look of my 4runner.
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