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Easiest & most reasonably priced mod to date! Thank you [MENTION=165249]delaWeb[/MENTION]
Little feature makes a big difference over the husky badges!
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Anytime brother! :rockon:
Easiest & most reasonably priced mod to date! Thank you [MENTION=165249]delaWeb[/MENTION]
Little feature makes a big difference over the husky badges!
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They look nice, where do you get them? I hate that Husky logo every time I open my door.
They look nice, where do you get them? I hate that Husky logo every time I open my door.
I only have the TRD Off Road ones left.
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So, I spent yesterday at Rausch Creek Offroad Park in north central PA. Had a fun day but put a bit too much abuse on my OEM (2016 Trail) running boards.
So today, I ordered new rock sliders from Southern Style Offroad. Margen at SSO could not have been more helpful. I'm told 3-4 weeks until they ship. Can't wait. I gotta say that the T4R Trail is so capable with only minor modifications. I expect to stop for a while with the only significant vehicle mods being wheels, AT tires and now the sliders.
AND...I received my Ellis Precision shift knobs from a group buy back in March. They look fantastic. I am excited to install them tonight.
These are similar, but mine have a TRD logo on the shifter head.
It's already one of my favorite weeks this year!
Megaweapon got the 15k service done today.
Do you have more pics of this 3bar setup? and can it be mounted in front of the sunroof?
Have you found the Baseline Towers to be solid/secure during heavy crosswinds? I have been using the crossbar set up from my 3rd gen (Q-Towers) above the doors to haul my outrigger canoes. The clips are an exact fit with only the pads being a very slight question as to fit. The only time the bar has moved is when experiencing heavy head/crosswinds (35+ mph) at interstate speeds. However, if the Baseline towers are a better fit, I might spring for the newer equipment. Maybe I'll take my current set up to REI to compare.
It is very frustrating when you can't transfer existing rack equipment between vehicles, which seems to be the case more often than not lately. :mad2:
Time for some sliders
That's one reason I didn't want a Limited, 20" wheels on a 4WD 4Runner is asking for destroyed tires and bent rims.My wheels and tires arrived today and I managed to get them installed. Method Racing Standard wheels with BFG KO2's in 265/70-17. So much better than the pizza cutter 20's the Limited's come with.
My wife's 2016 Limited in Blizzard White has the same wheels but with Duratracs. I will not be putting the Duratracs back on it once they wear out as they have gotten very noisy.
Thanks for the pics. Do you have a moon roof? I'm interested in your Yakima front rack, but I want to install it so that the bar does not go over my moon roof. I'd like to install it between the windshield and the moon roof. A close up picture from behind the front rack would be useful. Thanks.Here's a couple--I can take more if you need. These aren't very close up. The instructions on Yakima's site indicate measuring back about 10" from the top edge of the windshield for the tower placement, but I think that is flexible.
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They seem super stable. This set up is designed specifically for the 4Runner and the pads are contoured for and fit perfectly into the roof channels. The new stuff comes with a torque wrench to get tightening the system down pat. Just tighten until the driver clicks. I have yet to strap our canoe up there but have hauled SUPs with no problems. I'd like to get an outrigger canoe! Got hooked on that in Hawaii.
Time for some sliders
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