What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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cbielat
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Come try it on!
Just take a heat gun (could probably get desired effect with a blowdryer) and heat up the problem area until the plastic wheel well is pliable. Use something to hold it in the spot you want and spray some cold water on it to harden it up again (it's hard to tell where I did it in the pic so I circled where I was rubbing). Also just trimmed the bumper a little with a box cutter. Wheel if fully turned to the left.
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kylieojensen
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Awesome! Thank you do much.
2015 SR5 Premium, 3 in Toytec Boss Lift, 20 in Pro Comp Rims, 33 in Toyo Open Country MT, 2 JL W7 12 in subs, 2 JL BD 1000 watt amps,
the4Rdan
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Got t-boned about 6 weeks ago in the '15. Had my kids in the vehicle at the time. The truck did its job, which was great, but switching for peace of mind on the whole thing.
kylieojensen
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Glad everyone was safe. Enjoy your new 16!
2015 SR5 Premium, 3 in Toytec Boss Lift, 20 in Pro Comp Rims, 33 in Toyo Open Country MT, 2 JL W7 12 in subs, 2 JL BD 1000 watt amps,
OregonTrailRunner
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mattleegee
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15k oil change complete!
carlomagne
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Hmm that's an odd interval. Do you change every 15k or every 5 and this is number 3?
the4Rdan
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Thanks! Loving the silver!
Forest RnR
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Best way to see a bear if you ask me, cool pic!
Karzir
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That is a great gun. I love mine. Of course I love all my Sigs, but the 320 is my favorite.....at least until I can get a Legion P229
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c-dub716
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Saw a Legion in a shop yesterday... pretty freakin slick. Picked up a MPX:thumb3:
Overland Kwest
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SoCal_Trail
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jimster716
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Installed the salexorganizers.com glove box organizer that I got from Amazon.com. No more clutter.
RysiuM
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Finally sold my old (long hated and removed 3 months ago) Duelers till now taking space in my shed. Used 4Runner to bring home a new lawn mower, so that space in my shed is very needed. This criagslist sale paid for two tanks of gas 
BTW after 3 months of driving in new "shoes" I am very pleased with BFG KO2 (stock size C-rated). Not because of look but ride comfort is awesome.
BTW after 3 months of driving in new "shoes" I am very pleased with BFG KO2 (stock size C-rated). Not because of look but ride comfort is awesome.
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slynchrva
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This weekend's project (weather permitting):
Just installed those last weekend. Good luck with the stick nuts...they can be a real b***h!
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Ron4RNevada
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Out in the boonies again
160616 – Trek 309 – Fairview Peak, Highland Mine and Smith Creek Valley.
Left before 7:30 and headed east through Fallon; over Sand Springs Pass; over Drumm Summit and turned south up to the saddle south of Fairview Peak. The saddle is about 6500 feet elevation; the top of the peak is at 8303 feet elevation. I had thought about driving to the top before but was usually stopped by snow. The road to the top is quite steep and composed of very loose talus and is maybe two miles long. This time it looks doable. By the way: quite a few antelope around.
Immediately the road is puckery. It climbs at about 25% and you are kicking out lots of rocks. The A-trac gets involved quite a bit. At about 7500 feet I spot a utility trucks inching its way down. I stop and begin backing down the mountain. Perhaps 50 yards down I find a wide spot at a switchback and turn around and head back down. When I get back down to the saddle I pull out of the way hoping he’ll stop for a minute. No luck he just goes on by. By now I’ve had enough adrenaline pumping so decide not to try again.
I head back down to the main road and head east again past Middlegate and Eastgate. At the Buffalo Canyon turn I head south again. The Buffalo Canyon evidently had a good rain a few days ago. There are a lot of washouts to cross. The road generally crosses Buffalo Creek many times to the summit at about 6800 feet.
From the summit I turn to the north-west and check out a couple of old mines and cabins. For the next dozen miles I’m spending a lot of time searching for the correct track. The tracks are quite overgrown form non use. Eventually I reach the ranches along highway 722 (Lander County). From there I take 722 and 50 back to Fernley. The days trek has been a bit over 200 miles with perhaps 30 in low range.
Antelope family
Fairview saddle
From the road climbing up Fairview
from across the valley looking at Fairview Peak
south end of Fairview - you can just see the road near the crest
Highland mine - shack
Smith Creek Valley - the trails get a bit hard to locate.
160616 – Trek 309 – Fairview Peak, Highland Mine and Smith Creek Valley.
Left before 7:30 and headed east through Fallon; over Sand Springs Pass; over Drumm Summit and turned south up to the saddle south of Fairview Peak. The saddle is about 6500 feet elevation; the top of the peak is at 8303 feet elevation. I had thought about driving to the top before but was usually stopped by snow. The road to the top is quite steep and composed of very loose talus and is maybe two miles long. This time it looks doable. By the way: quite a few antelope around.
Immediately the road is puckery. It climbs at about 25% and you are kicking out lots of rocks. The A-trac gets involved quite a bit. At about 7500 feet I spot a utility trucks inching its way down. I stop and begin backing down the mountain. Perhaps 50 yards down I find a wide spot at a switchback and turn around and head back down. When I get back down to the saddle I pull out of the way hoping he’ll stop for a minute. No luck he just goes on by. By now I’ve had enough adrenaline pumping so decide not to try again.
I head back down to the main road and head east again past Middlegate and Eastgate. At the Buffalo Canyon turn I head south again. The Buffalo Canyon evidently had a good rain a few days ago. There are a lot of washouts to cross. The road generally crosses Buffalo Creek many times to the summit at about 6800 feet.
From the summit I turn to the north-west and check out a couple of old mines and cabins. For the next dozen miles I’m spending a lot of time searching for the correct track. The tracks are quite overgrown form non use. Eventually I reach the ranches along highway 722 (Lander County). From there I take 722 and 50 back to Fernley. The days trek has been a bit over 200 miles with perhaps 30 in low range.
Antelope family
Fairview saddle
From the road climbing up Fairview
from across the valley looking at Fairview Peak
south end of Fairview - you can just see the road near the crest
Highland mine - shack
Smith Creek Valley - the trails get a bit hard to locate.
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