Antman
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Thanks- I've been off the mod bug for a bit with a recent move and garage mod. All setup for my next mod - airbags for rear springs!
You will love them!
Thanks- I've been off the mod bug for a bit with a recent move and garage mod. All setup for my next mod - airbags for rear springs!
Maybe Ill just sum up all the bit and pieces and go all out on the trailer. I look at a rooftop tent for the 4R, but this trailer is an all in one deal without taking load space on the ride.
Definitely on the short list!
Chaser Trailer
More info for exp portal
behind-you-adventure-trailers-chaser
Added to the list-
I like the awnings a few members have been adding. I found this one - though a bit pricey is does give some coverage and ease of use.
Eezi-Awn Bat 270 Degree Awning, Right Hand Side
Ok, another project down. Plastidipped the wheels today. A little trial and error but they turned out pretty good.
I sprayed the rims down with diluted Simple Green, washed, wiped down with paper towels. I used DipUrCar.com's cleaning solution as a final go over before spraying. I dont know if that was necessary as I have had luck with just cleaning with Simple Green, but, cant hurt.
There are a couple flaws here and there but overall I am happy with the end result. I might try cleaning up the flaws with diluted paint thinner to smooth down area and then repainting (project for a later date/when necessary).
Here is the process from start to finish (ended up spraying five coats),
I noticed you didn't mask off your tires. How did you remove the plasti-dip overspray from them?
Hi I want to order the type 1 switch but the website doesn't ship to usa. How did you guys order before?
You will have to email them direct. I did my own buy and then setup a group buy for assorted items from them. The process is a leap of faith, but I never had a problem and the items arrived quick and were quality.Hi I want to order the type 1 switch but the website doesn't ship to usa. How did you guys order before?
I have been searching for a little while looking at different solutions for powering the myriad of different power devices the family carries with them when we travel (cellphones, handheld gaming, ipods, etc.). I had wires running all over the place.
I had considered running a couple extra 12 volt outlets but decided what I really needed was more usb ports. The one and only USB is dedicated to the ipod which is velcro'd in the glove compartment. So a couple more USB's should (and did) do the trick.
So, I went searching. There were a couple posts/sites online of folks building their own USB's (no thanks). I finally found an a company by the name of "iSimple" that makes the USB I was looking for. One that was made as a car kit.
I thought of all the locations to install and settled on the on the back of the center console and the area above the "aux" plug under the stereo. The install went well. I think I will get a couple more of these and run them to the 3rd row seating area.
I posted a couple pics to show.
What did you tap into to power the USBs? I'm looking to do this exact same thing. Thanks in advance!
Oh yes, I've been off the thread for quite some time. A job transfer/move has been occupying my time. Im now in Baton Rouge, LA.Love the build. Any updates over the last half year?
Do you have a parts list for the lift that you did so cheap or what that just the install?
Great build thread love the Red. My old Tacoma was red and I decided to go with the Red and black theme. There are a bunch of 4Runner and Tacoma guys in and around Baton Rouge. Check out the Cajun Yotas Facebook group in my signature.