What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

Being you know very little about trim..(and less about trucks)....I'm willing to come down and put some crown molding up in that modular you live in,( you're almost like a son to me...just not very bright) because your wife is a great person..….


I'm sorry....

silly me [MENTION=48772]Jesse1983[/MENTION]....












it's a double wide......my bad
 
Ran out of gas On the freeway

I was on my way to lunch on the 5 southbound Frwy and I was running really low on gas and didn't have my wallet on me. I had the truck on cruise control going speed limit and all of a sudden the dash lights went on and I started decreasing in speed and had no more power on the pedal

I had enough rolling speed to exit right away and luckily for me, there was a gas station right off the exit... I had to push the 4runner maybe 25ft into the gas station and had my girlfriend meet me to fill up my tank. I filled up half way and had to put a little throttle when starting it back up but all else was fine, didn't have any further problems.

It was a pretty scary experience, but with how things ended up, it could've been a lot worse
 
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Finally got everything to get my sliders on and mounted. What an ordeal but they're in place. I still need to pick up some grade 8 hardware to replace the standard stuff that was included.

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Originally Posted by Jesse1983
If you have any left over you should trim around that fender mole.


[MENTION=48772]Jesse1983[/MENTION] :lmao:
 
^nice tires...

Switched out the continentals with coopers,

Looks like I need a lift now since they run a tad bigger and rubs alot more.
 

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Pretty flexible, but they do have a slight memory to them. I can bend them back all the way until they touch the vehicle without much force, but they would be slightly bent that way afterwards. Easy enough, just bend them on the opposite direction to return to normal. They're like a really thin cutting board material. Probably 2mm thick.
 
Installed RallyArmor universal flaps. $25 and an hour and a half.

Universal Basic Plus? I assume attached with some screws? Or did you do something more sophisticated? I'm still looking for a solution for the front mud flap since this looks much thinner than OEM and shouldn't rub
 
^^^Is there a way to dislike a comment. I actually don't think those look too bad and the poster was just sharing what he did. No need for the rude comment.
 
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Installed RCI Metalworks skid plates and Budbuilt rock sliders. Pretty smooth installation. It's a one banana job for this wrench monkey.

More Beef ‎
 

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^^^Is there a way to dislike a comment. I actually don't think those look too bad and the poster was just sharing what he did. No need for the rude comment.

I was asking questions to get legitimate answers. Not sure how it was a "rude comment"....
 
Universal Basic Plus? I assume attached with some screws? Or did you do something more sophisticated? I'm still looking for a solution for the front mud flap since this looks much thinner than OEM and shouldn't rub

They attach with the factory inner fender screws. Had them on one of my other vehicles before. Install is simple, but getting them to match side to side can be rough (no great reference points).
 
Universal Basic Plus? I assume attached with some screws? Or did you do something more sophisticated? I'm still looking for a solution for the front mud flap since this looks much thinner than OEM and shouldn't rub

Yes, these are the Rally Armor Universal Basic Plus flaps. I used most of the same mounting points as described in the factory 2011 mud flap install pdf. In the front I drilled one extra hole (per side) for a little more stability. I used some factory hardware and push-clips and other hardware was new. I went to Advanced Auto and purchased some short and long #10 speed clips and screws (or u-clips or whatever you call them) which are what also come in the factory kit. After that I took a piece of paper and poked a pen through the various holes that I was going to re-use and made a template. Then I aligned the flap, leveled it, and transferred and taped the paper template on to the flap so I could drill my holes. After all was mounted I took them off and trimmed what I didn't need from the flap. Then I took the drilled and trimmed flap and used as a template and mirrored it on to the other sides flap. The right side took 2min to install after all the work on the left.

I'll take some pics of the mounting soon and try and do a how-to.
 
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I did my rear breather mod with the revised location in jack compartment. Needed to be prepared for a bit of water for the Georgia SE meet up.
 
I was asking questions to get legitimate answers. Not sure how it was a "rude comment"....

The post I was responding to was later deleted by its author. I was not referring to yours. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
 
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