Looks good! Is that the 76" or 84" Pioneer?
I am new, so I know this may not be the place to ask this question but I hope someone has an answer. I just bought my wife a 2018 Blue TRD PRO 4Runner. My question is about the skid plate. The skid plate on her TRD Pro has raised red TRD on it which is not like the pictures we have seen for the 2018. Is this common for Toyota to put 2019 parts on 2018 vehicles? By no means is this a complaint just a question. Thank you in advance.
I am new, so I know this may not be the place to ask this question but I hope someone has an answer. I just bought my wife a 2018 Blue TRD PRO 4Runner. My question is about the skid plate. The skid plate on her TRD Pro has raised red TRD on it which is not like the pictures we have seen for the 2018. Is this common for Toyota to put 2019 parts on 2018 vehicles? By no means is this a complaint just a question. Thank you in advance.
I installed a 2019 skid on my ride a month ago and looks like this. The letters aren't stick on and have holes cut in plate in the middle of the letters which have a press and lock design with the letters.
I painted my roof rails black and I was amazed at how much it added to the look. I think yours have benefit from it as well. Great looking rig though!Here is mine with some mods done finally :reddance: very happy with how it turned out just 1 more thing to do Antmans independent fog Mod :ybrick:
I painted my roof rails black and I was amazed at how much it added to the look. I think yours have benefit from it as well. Great looking rig though!
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Not really, but I did it after only owning the truck for about a month LOL. If I were to do it today I would clean it with a Degreaser and then wipe it down with rubbing alcohol to prep for paint. You don't need to put a primer or sand, this Krylon will stick to anything. A year later and the paint is holding up perfectly.I meant to ask you this before... did you do any prep work before you painted your rails?
Just got my set of 285/70/17 Falkens installed to get the final look I was going for! Not all installed today, but I put on Bilstein 5100s all around with a daystar rear spacer for 2.5/1.5 of lift and a few other assorted little mods to give it a more rugged "stock" look. Thankfully I only have found some minor rubbing on the inner fender liner at full lock in reverse from spirited street driving, so I will have to trim that up asap... I know there will be more trimming needed when at full articulation off-roading, but I will cross that bridge when I have to :shrug:
Also, what are peoples opinions on the TRD logo in the lower grill like in my photo? A little part of me thinks its a bit tacky and over-the-top, but at the same time I think its a cool addition :loco:
If I keep it, I will swap out the TRD license plate holder to the back plate to avoid three TRD logos on the front.
Just got my set of 285/70/17 Falkens installed to get the final look I was going for! Not all installed today, but I put on Bilstein 5100s all around with a daystar rear spacer for 2.5/1.5 of lift and a few other assorted little mods to give it a more rugged "stock" look. Thankfully I only have found some minor rubbing on the inner fender liner at full lock in reverse from spirited street driving, so I will have to trim that up asap... I know there will be more trimming needed when at full articulation off-roading, but I will cross that bridge when I have to :shrug:
Also, what are peoples opinions on the TRD logo in the lower grill like in my photo? A little part of me thinks its a bit tacky and over-the-top, but at the same time I think its a cool addition :loco:
If I keep it, I will swap out the TRD license plate holder to the back plate to avoid three TRD logos on the front.
Also, what are peoples opinions on the TRD logo in the lower grill like in my photo? A little part of me thinks its a bit tacky and over-the-top, but at the same time I think its a cool addition :loco:
Not really, but I did it after only owning the truck for about a month LOL. If I were to do it today I would clean it with a Degreaser and then wipe it down with rubbing alcohol to prep for paint. You don't need to put a primer or sand, this Krylon will stick to anything. A year later and the paint is holding up perfectly.
My plastic caps were already black, so I didn't have to paint those, but this Krylon should do fine on those as well.