What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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Alex T4R
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Loaded the pup for a short two day camping trip.
Maybe i missed it, but what happen with your other doberman, btw pup is absolutly beautiful.
toyotatech84
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Who did the work for you? Or did you do it yourself?
Bourbonator
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Returned to my truck after three days to find scratches from the front passenger door to the taillight.
KCcarguy
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Yep. DIY. Took about 10hrs start to finish. Here's another angle showing metallic better
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Ducmonsta
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That gets a serious dislike! Went through that a couple of months ago. Sorry to hear that man.
Ducmonsta
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Any write ups? I'd love to hear the details.
eddiebx
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Dude that is just is plain awesome! VERY nice color choice, almost like a matte mag grey :naughty:
sandcrawler
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super cool. dripping with class! :bravo:
G8RB8_12SR5
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Had an Icon Stage 2 suspension lift installed as well as a set of XD 17x9s.
Finally! nice to finally see these wheels on a Black 4R non TE, I've been going back and forth on these for a while. Then the Stealth SR8s came out, so probably going that route, but good see this. Thanks for posting.
What manufacturer makes those slider. I like them. Do they work well as a step also? The Mrs. wants me to add some kind of nerfs. Nfabs maybe. I want sliders.
jrandom
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What manufacturer makes those slider. I like them. Do they work well as a step also? The Mrs. wants me to add some kind of nerfs. Nfabs maybe. I want sliders.
They are Shrockworks, tell them you want a step slider when you place your order. IIRC you can get full or partial tread plate too. All of us have partial so far. They do work as a step and actually better than I thought they would. LOL I actually got them for my dog so he could jump in the car easier, I didn't want an expensive, ugly, fragile, POS either. The step isn't huge mind you but is easy to use. They bump out about even with stock wheels and sit about an inch below the rocker trim if that helps give you an idea.
Some more pics at these links:
[MENTION=75328]DannyLlama[/MENTION] - http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...d-new-shoes-new-beginnings-4.html#post1559658
and
[MENTION=66624]KCcarguy[/MENTION] - http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ou-do-your-5th-gen-today-174.html#post1516645
sandcrawler
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your 4Runner looks schweet with those 255/80 KM2s, [MENTION=77604]SEP[/MENTION]. they as squirrelly in winter driving conditions as i imagine them to be? or did you have them siped?What did I do to my 5th Gen? I got his little brother FJ, Iceberg 6MT.
This happened last month, I've been busy enjoying both of them since. Can't wait to bring them both to Moab/Colorado with the family. =)
SEP
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[MENTION=29376]sandcrawler[/MENTION] Thanks man! When I first got them, the lugs had some sharp edges which really helped them with winter driving but this year was tough, with most of the lugs have been rounded off, they were very slippery and got really loud. I didn't have them siped, but I would imagine it would help.
I am actually replacing them with 285 Destinations AT for on road driving. But still going to use the skinny km2s for off road.
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