RichinRidgewood
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Knocked out the Morimoto XB LED install- both headlights and fogs. I can finally see at night, and they don’t look so bad either..![]()
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Looks great.
Knocked out the Morimoto XB LED install- both headlights and fogs. I can finally see at night, and they don’t look so bad either..![]()
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My lovely wife will be driving it off the lot. Bought her a new 2019 SR5. How did this stay on the lot?I have seen this thread over at the 3rd gen & 4th gen forums on here and thought it was a cool idea.
So let me be the first:
Took the runner & the kids to Home Depot to load up with some do-it-yourself closet systems.
Anybody else?
Rinsed off the ridiculous amount of salt that was on my truck. Trying to prevent another victim falling to the curse of the Rust Belt.
Joined the club finally. Upgraded the dash speakers with Infinity REF-3032s. The part that saved my sanity: I disconnected the originals and jumped to pins to allow me to keep the door speakers function and button everything up while I then made my own harnesses at my leisure (which equaled about two weeks of putting it off)... I did NOT sand down the covers because I feel like I got them in there low enough.
You need to remove the OEM capacitors on the OEM plugs. Leaving them there is seriously degrading your sound. You should remove the cones on the bottom of the OEM grills to allow more should through the grill.
Installed: Pro style grille, plasti-dipped the emblams and front and back valances black, plasti-dipped the grill "Toyota" and back "4Runner" white. Installed the bezel lights. Excited how it all turned out. (sorry for the dark picture, the only one i was able to take after a long day of projects).