What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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Ray Dunakin
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I took my 4Runner to the "no touch" car wash today. I was pleased to confirm that my magnetically-attached Trail badges stayed safely in place.
Jhalko
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You carry a lot of food apparently. :cheers:
TK-422
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I really like it so far. Even with the stuff on top no wind noise. I just drove about 150 miles and didn't hear it at all. Yes Prinsu.
CC4R
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Swapped out my spare with a more appropriately sized one - yet will still fit under the vehicle.
How do you like the Toyo's?
Installed lift, wheels, and tires today.
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where did you get the lift installed? I'm at USAFA.
Thanks!
Bvinson88
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At my shop. I have a tech that loves installing lifts.
Kire4Runner
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New tires and suspension going on
Got my AT KO2's in 275/70/17s from Tire Rack (their GA warehouse is in the next town over). Also (in passenger seat) are front and rear Bilstein 5100s with a 1.5 Daystar rear spacer for leveling. The whole setup is going on this morning!
Got my AT KO2's in 275/70/17s from Tire Rack (their GA warehouse is in the next town over). Also (in passenger seat) are front and rear Bilstein 5100s with a 1.5 Daystar rear spacer for leveling. The whole setup is going on this morning!
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Simpleman74
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nice. Running the same setup but getting ready to scrap the spacers for SAW coils
travelintony
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You know what is about to happen [emoji1362]
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Liquidmantis
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Finally installed my diff breather relocation kit. I have the ARB kit and was trying to figure out how best to tie to the e-locker breather. I ended up using a few inches of 5/16" fuel line hose as a coupling sleeve as the existing e-locker hose and the new ARB plastic tubing have near identical OD, just a few thou under 5/16". I used a wrap or two of electrical tape to get a good fit then hose clamped it down for added measure. I then routed the lines over the fuel tank, through its hanginng brackets, then on top of the drivers side heat shield and along the brake lines. For the filter I did a temporary install with some double-sided tape on the driver's side fender so that I can move it depending on some of my other under-hood goodies.
The kit came with just enough tubing for both, and I left slack for current travel and some "room to grow" slack above the fuel tank in case I need a bit more when I lift.
The kit came with just enough tubing for both, and I left slack for current travel and some "room to grow" slack above the fuel tank in case I need a bit more when I lift.
Liquidmantis
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You're going to strap that box to that bike and drive it down to me! Right on!
Seattle206
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I haven't tested them yet, just stopped the rubbing a few weeks back. Road performance is normal - more heat gun, trimming, and body mount choppin' than I wanted to do to make them fit. But they are in there
yotantexas
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Moved my light bar. Started loading up my roof rack with goodies.
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You need to get one of these racks in white.
blacksheep4
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Prepped for an overnight with my dog for Memorial Day. Headed to John Day River tomorrow to try to teach myself to fly fish, bringing my spincasters for when I get pissed and need a break from the fly rod haha. Next project is to find a solution to laying multiple rods across the roof rack. Want something better than bungee chords that will allow the handles to maybe snap into something and then use a bungee just towards the end of the rods to keep them down
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offroadmark85
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Took a trip to mammoth mountain this weekend for my friends bachelors party, mini wheeling and lots of drinking and fishing
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