Rear Recovery Points
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stay_tuned
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would they fit a 3rd gen tacoma?
Inv4drZm
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I don't think anyone has tried them on a new Tacoma.
The bolt spacing is 1.38", or 35mm from center to center. If you want to check yourself.
I would assume Toyota would use the same bolts but for 3rd, 4th, and 5th gen 4Runners its an M12 bolt if you want to verify that too.
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Inv4drZm
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Here's a link to my brother's thread.
david05111
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Two questions:
1) Any chance the new batch is going to be ready in the next month? I have a big trip coming up toward the end of April and would love to get a set of these and get them installed.
2) What kind of lateral load can these handle? I have no doubt they can handle a recovery from directly behind the vehicle, but what if it has to have a slight lateral component. Can these handle that?
1) Any chance the new batch is going to be ready in the next month? I have a big trip coming up toward the end of April and would love to get a set of these and get them installed.
2) What kind of lateral load can these handle? I have no doubt they can handle a recovery from directly behind the vehicle, but what if it has to have a slight lateral component. Can these handle that?
Inv4drZm
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We haven't had any issues with strength. These are ridiculously beefy 1/2" steel with M12 grade 10.9 bolts. It'll hold up to any angle of pull. If anything the frame is the weak point IMO.
We should receive them in about a month, and shipping is fast, so it depends on how fast the shop can get them fabricated.
david05111
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Thanks. Going to try and decide one way or another in the next day or so. I want a set, but the lead time is really a problem for me unfortunately. I don't know if I can wait that long on them.
Macallan
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Interested in two
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I'm in for 2
Inv4drZm
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Since you're a new member I can't PM you. I think you can contact the admin to allow that. Or get up to 10 or 15 posts.
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silversurfer525
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I'm in for a set. Messaged you. Tia
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Inv4drZm
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We're fresh out of recovery points for this batch, but we still have a number of people interested so we might do another sooner rather than later.
Thanks everybody! Reply below if you are interested in the next round, or see this thread.
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/for-sale-t4r-items/260892-rear-recovery-point-sale-$90-per-pair-kansas-12.html
Thanks everybody! Reply below if you are interested in the next round, or see this thread.
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/for-sale-t4r-items/260892-rear-recovery-point-sale-$90-per-pair-kansas-12.html
oljedi11950
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Good sh*^ stuff guys ! Thanks
I'd like a pair!
EDIT (4 months later - I am slow!):
I received my Recovery Points, and debated how to finish them. Like many, I've painted my Hooks etc over the years, but road-spray and time always take their toll :-(
This time around, I opted to have a local zinc-plating company clean and barrel-plate my Recovery Points, then enhance protection with trivalent chromium top-coat. They look kinda flashy :-O but my main concern is weather-durability.
EDIT (4 months later - I am slow!):
I received my Recovery Points, and debated how to finish them. Like many, I've painted my Hooks etc over the years, but road-spray and time always take their toll :-(
This time around, I opted to have a local zinc-plating company clean and barrel-plate my Recovery Points, then enhance protection with trivalent chromium top-coat. They look kinda flashy :-O but my main concern is weather-durability.
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Sgranelli11
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Looks great, good job
