DannyLlama
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Brought this little guy home 
First car ride home in a 4R
First car ride home in a 4R
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What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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mikey's2010SR5
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Brought this little guy home
So you brought a pad lock home in the 4Runner? And a sentence that says "Content protected by Owner."?
How did he or she take it?
:lol:
mikey's2010SR5
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I can tell you already, from looking at this picture, YOU NEED SPACERS!
It looks weird with those skinny tires sucked in the wheel well like that, just doesn't look right.
Please share your impressions, that tire size may not be as tough looking but it is very functional.
FactoryRide
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Got to wrap my hood today. Has a pretty good bit of wrinkles, but I'm debating having it LineEXed or having a buddy of mine who does wraps professionally do it, or try it again.
The 3M stuff is really easy to work with as stated, but I feel like the wrinkles were directly related to starting at one side and working across and over the hood. I think it might have been easier to start in the middle. We had debated it, but since there was no slit in the middle of the backing we decided to try it that way.
Heres a crappy cell phone picture
The 3M stuff is really easy to work with as stated, but I feel like the wrinkles were directly related to starting at one side and working across and over the hood. I think it might have been easier to start in the middle. We had debated it, but since there was no slit in the middle of the backing we decided to try it that way.
Heres a crappy cell phone picture
20034RunnerV84x2
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Got to wrap my hood today. Has a pretty good bit of wrinkles, but I'm debating having it LineEXed or having a buddy of mine who does wraps professionally do it, or try it again.
The 3M stuff is really easy to work with as stated, but I feel like the wrinkles were directly related to starting at one side and working across and over the hood. I think it might have been easier to start in the middle. We had debated it, but since there was no slit in the middle of the backing we decided to try it that way.
Heres a crappy cell phone picture
Looks great :bluejump:
FactoryRide
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Thanks man!!
DannyLlama
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Ducmonsta
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or working on my own t4r!:guitar3:
I love them so far. They are pretty quiet for a mud terrain. I have had the Firestone MT's and Duratrac's and the BFG's are quieter so far. I don't know how much my mileage has suffered yet. Power loss is noticable, but not as bad as I had expected.
They are great off road. I was a pit official at the Vegas to Reno off road race this weekend and there was a spot about a mile from my pit that the trophy trucks had turned into a two or three foot deep uphill silt bed. The class 10 buggies kept getting stuck there and I ended up pulling three of them out of the silt. The tires dug through the silt and I was actually high centered, but the truck just kept moving.
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Brought this little guy home
Congrats! I haven't had Esther in the 4Runner yet. We've been driving the wheels off the Prius and letting the 4Runner rest in the garage.
Qjake
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Then today I got half of my BudBuilt sliders installed, left side. First I had to remove the rest of the XREAS that I left behind when I did the lift. I also cut the rocker on that side which is what took the most time. I'm not too impressed with my trim job so i'm going to order the trail rockers and fender over moldings tomorrow.
Tomorrow the right side :boink:
Tomorrow the right side :boink:
DannyLlama
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Congrats Qjak!!! Doesn't look all that bad, the cut I mean. Sliders look good
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