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

Made an appointment to have my MetalTech front bumper installed, along with some King coil overs. Still on the fence as to whether I should put on stronger springs too.



My 2 cents.
I have SSO's hybrid front bumper with winch...about 150lbs together. Had King coilovers installed. The coilovers came with 550lb springs. Had those for about six months, but was experiencing too much sag /droop for my liking. Spoke with brian at King and decided on 650lb springs. Dont have specific measurements, but it appears lifted front end up about 3/4" with less preload on shocks.

This is a significantly better set up for me.


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I got my 2016 Trail Premium 3 days ago, and have spent the last 2 days in the Anza Borrego Desert, offroading and camping in the wilderness.
 
2017 OEM All Weather Liners on 2013 Trail to replace terrible OEM all weather Mats:
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Put some clips together of the 4runner. I was chasing my wife on the raptor and she was still pulling on me. I need to get better at editing and taking my time because I get frustrated as hell. I trimmed the video which killed quality and fps and combined it all with the GoPro studio software. It did well until the sharp turn and the woops. :fishing::fish2:

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2017 OEM All Weather Liners on 2013 Trail to replace terrible OEM all weather Mats:
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Woah those look pretty nice! They now have a lip similar to the aftermarket ones. Mind me asking how much for the front and rear set?
 
Toyota dealer sells them as a set of front and back all in one box. They want $150 but ask for 20% off and they may grant it. I paid $130. These fit nicely and material is softer than original flat mats.
 
Toyota dealer sells them as a set of front and back all in one box. They want $150 but ask for 20% off and they may grant it. I paid $130. These fit nicely and material is softer than original flat mats.

Check the online Toyota parts stores too. They sell them for around $100. Got my dealer to honor the online price in store and paid $102.
 
Christmas in AZ

Vulture Mountains, Central AZ yesterday with my Son Ryan. R + D with the Gaia and the Dual XGPS. Nothing new on here but still pretty cool stuff. 1st time I really tested it on the trails, pretty accurate.
 

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I too just picked up the Toyota rubber floor liners to replace the completely worthless all weather mats. Very nice quality, fit great and much cheaper than the WeatherTechs
 
2017 OEM All Weather Liners on 2013 Trail to replace terrible OEM all weather Mats:

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I saw these! They're are actually pretty damn nice. I guess Toyota finally realized how much money they were losing to WeatherTech and Husky with their last "all weather" mat design.
 
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Thanks for the help. Toyota of Knoxville agreed to let them go for $109 but I ended up getting them from Amazon for $98.75 shipped. I've been on the fence looking at the Husky Weatherbeaters and am glad I waited
 
A lot of LED, RIGID INDUSTRIES

I first install one LED bar under the grill, but then I got addicted to the LED and just got carried away
 

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Installed my fire extinguisher in the back of the truck today. Used the plastic cover of the tools/jack compartment to install the mount. I saw a lot of people were having issues with the weight of the extinguisher pulling the cover off, so I put the mount low enough so the weight of the extinguisher sits on the lip on the floor and the door just holds it in place.

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Installed my fire extinguisher in the back of the truck today. Used the plastic cover of the tools/jack compartment to install the mount. I saw a lot of people were having issues with the weight of the extinguisher pulling the cover off, so I put the mount low enough so the weight of the extinguisher sits on the lip on the floor and the door just holds it in place.

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It will fall off easily there. Just a matter of time.
 

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