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Did the interior hi-lift mod per the great write up on this site. Works great doesnt effect leg room greatly, no rattles, and protected from the elements year round
And per tacomaworld.com I got another sweet sticker and by that I mean another few horses. Also tagged my rear window from when we visited Breckenridge
And per tacomaworld.com I got another sweet sticker and by that I mean another few horses. Also tagged my rear window from when we visited Breckenridge
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Ha this guy does great work and was very quick with delivery, and what can I say always fun to get a package from Hawaii:driving:
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Today I met up with some local Taco owners from TacomaWorld. Worked a little, talked, and compared a lot more. Seeing these vehicles gave me a bunch of ideas and really makes me want to finally do a Satoshi grille and bake my lights
The line up of mostly everyone from the small meet up
The line up of mostly everyone from the small meet up
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Its still doing great. Hasn't worn off and definitely love the look compared to the chrome. I put mine on in the summer to make sure it would adhere as best as possible and did several coats. No complaints. Also nice color choice on your truck.
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Fortunately No! Only in the driveway to test it out and lift up the front end.
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Yes that was my reason as the winters here are just as horrible. Thanks to [MENTION=36029]Pritchnakoff[/MENTION] for the idea and posting his writeup, post#197
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/137319-easy-weekend-mods-14.html#post1381719
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Thank you for the link, I have to do this project soon!
I have the same lift and am getting my Shrockworks bumper in next month (thanks to a deer encounter with my stock one). Did the bumper lower your front any? If it did not, I may consider getting a winch as well.
Also, did those FJ wheels push out your stance any over the stock 4Runner wheels you replaced. I have a sneaking suspicion the new bumper will make me wanna get bigger tires and I may get new rims at the same time. Your ride looks sweet!
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Nope, I pulled the lift out of the shipping box and didn't even adjust them and put them on the vehicle, it took them about a day of driving to settle. After installing the bumper a while later it still sat even all the way across. I will try to get a picture as I too am thinking about a winch as well. . .I would reccom the ENGO synthetic. I'll see if I can get a picture later today of my stance. As for the fj wheels, yes they did push the offset a little. Nothing drastic, but definitely noticeable.
Sweet man. Thanks for the info. No worries on the pics unless you really want to. I am thinking the 8k Ramsey winch but saw that the are Bulldog and Smittybuilt ones for$300 less. It would be purely for self-rescue and I may never use it. I don't wheel at all but do drive in remote areas for work.
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Yeah that is the reason I suggested Engo. One of the few that even Warn couldn't do the stall test.
Also here is a side profile pic showing the normalcy of the lift and bumper combined
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Thanks, that's means a lot.
