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

Gave the runner some love after 4040 mile road trip

Wrapped up a 4000+ mile 9 day roar trip to the Oregon coast.
Finally got the time to clean up and detail the inside.
 
Got the Gobi rack on yesterday and went out to Mt. Hood this morning

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Added an ARB diff breather:

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I just recently swapped out the Icon 2'' rear springs for the Toytec Superflex HD spings.

I got an additional inch of lift in the rear (unloaded), and additonal weight/load capacity. I can now load it up fully without getting into a reverse rake situation (and blinding people with my HID's).

They also ride better unloaded than I was expecting, so I'm happy with the change.

My height #'s before (unloaded):
Front: 23.375
Rear: 23.75

After:
Front: 23.375
Rear: 24.75

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Took the wife and kiddos out to explore and we found a fire lookout on the map, so we headed that direction.

Luckily it was staffed today and we were able to go up into the cabin portion and the Ranger explained everything to the kids.

Again, pleased with the 4Runner. Aired down to about 20PSI after a few hundred yards on the road, and that made the ride so much better.

View from the top:


Some wildlife along the road:


Airing down, and then back up:


 
A year's worth of hits

Temporarily took off my skid plate, because I was curious about how it's doing and how effective it has been. Plus I've got a new can of metallic blue rattlecan. I found two bolts missing: one from the skid plate, the other from the plastic piece in front of it.

So here's another view of the first year in my new 5th gen:
 

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Kind of scratched the paint this morning....................................

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...runner-%96-4runner-wins%85%85%85%85-sort.html

Oh man bummer, saw your post, glad everyone is okay. Bright side if you wanted a plate bumper...

I found two bolts missing: one from the skid plate, the other from the plastic piece in front of it.

ToyotaCare oil change perhaps?



Got back from a quick visit to the big blue lake in the sky, seemed a good time to lube/oil/filter, and finally mounted that fire extinguisher.
 
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Oh man bummer, saw your post, apart from the deer glad everyone is okay. Bright side if you wanted a plate bumper...



ToyotaCare oil change perhaps?



Got back from a quick visit to the big blue lake in the sky, seemed a good time to lube/oil/filter, and finally mounted that fire extinguisher.

Thanks jrandom! Looking into all options for sure.
 

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