Kashoggio
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I posted the link.., look up a few postsLink me bro!!! I have been hunting down all classifieds apps and haven't found sh$t !
This looks good enough for me!
[MENTION=138919]Kashoggio[/MENTION]
I posted the link.., look up a few postsLink me bro!!! I have been hunting down all classifieds apps and haven't found sh$t !
This looks good enough for me!
[MENTION=138919]Kashoggio[/MENTION]
I posted the link.., look up a few postsFrom all that looked at the thickness of this box is the same as the alu box. Like I said I have never seen a alu box up close but this feels pretty good for me. Enders does make another series box called the "Vancouver" series which looks identical to alubox
OK - I did a lot of research and hope that I made the right decisions. Marlin and his team just sent me my new JBA UCA's to be installed with the BP-51 suspension that came from ToyTec. I am trying to set up a new Overlanding rig for trail use and mild crawling and will be installing these components this week. As both these items (UCA and BP-51) seem to be in the minority of items selected for our T4R's throughout this and other forums, I would be happy to answer questions and give feedback to anyone interested in how these components work to improve the ride and off-road abilities of an already great 4-wheel drive.
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Just installed my 4runner mountain stickers. very happy with the final result.
thank you jupiteronearth.co
Also vinyl wrapped my back bumper. slowly getting there!
This and that ! 11 bags of 30Kilos of polymer sand. Love my airbags 1000 !
Tomorrow I hope to finish the grass in the backThank god there is beer after a hard days work .....
All this alone solo fo dolo ! Body is tired but happy and saved more than 10k from the submissions i made :/
Where the heck did you get Celebration Ale in the middle of July? :cheers:
Just installed my 4runner mountain stickers. very happy with the final result.
thank you jupiteronearth.co
Also vinyl wrapped my back bumper. slowly getting there!
Last Thursday morning I started out on my annual Nevada/Mojave trip, camping and exploring old mines, ghost towns and other abandoned places. I visited some sites I'd never seen before, as well as some old favorites. Also did a LOT of flying with my Mavic Pro drone -- I think I shot about two hours of video! I got back Tuesday evening, 2239 miles later.
Since last year's trip, I've added the MetalTech front bumper, RCI skids, and a lift (King shocks and springs). This was in addition to the sliders and rack I'd put on previously. Really made a difference! The front end clearance is SO much better now than when it was stock, the skids took a beating and held up fine, and the new suspension preformed well both on and off the road. Oh, and the 4Runner can really move! Several times I was cruising along at 90mph, sometimes faster, and the ride was incredibly smooth.
Wednesday I hosed off all the caked on mud and gravel, including the undercarriage, then took it in to the carwash.
Besides the videos, I also shot a lot of photos. Unfortunately it's going to take me a while to sort and edit everything and get it all posted to my website, so for now I don't have anything to post here yet. I'll put up at least a few pics as soon as I can
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Debadged the C-pillars. I've only owned it for 5 days and every time I look at it, I want to lift it. Just need to decide what I want. Tint is next.
Removing the running boards will give it a much better "lifted" look for the interim.