srsrogerissrs
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I don't really know the exact weight, I would guess the bumper itself is anywhere between 170-200 pounds if you get the swingout.
What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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I don't really know the exact weight, I would guess the bumper itself is anywhere between 170-200 pounds if you get the swingout.
Bodie the Dog
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sn_85
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Finally managed to source some OEM connectors and rewire my rear view camera for my shrockworks rear bumper
Link to the oem connector?
srsrogerissrs
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This is for the connector going into the camera
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B076P4M1SG?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
This goes into the harness in the hatch.
Connector Lexus Mazda Scion Toyota Keyless Entry Antenna Luggage Compartment | eBay
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Texas_Ranger
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DannyLlama
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I know right... I haven't found the right RTT.. I need one for four, and the one i really like (ikamper) will render the rest of my rack useless, it extends all around :/
Front runner mounts, i have a front runner rack
Ray Dunakin
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Anza Borrego last weekend!
Great shot of the iguana!
5th gen Nomad
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Nice! Just finished my false floor today. Removed the third row. What amps are you going to run?
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EddieV4runnin
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Thank you, I really want the Shrockworks rear bumper without the swing out.
Looks good. You should leave it for awhile. You live in mission valley somewhere? Or maybe the parking garages all look the same haha. I know your car doesn't fit in those compact spaces lol.
Whttxtrail
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Airlift
Decided that today was the day for installing the airbags. I’ve read many posts on the way others have cut the rubber spring stops and decided to throw in my version. Use a pair of pvc cutters and make the install a little simpler.
All in all it wasn’t too bad although it did take three cold beers afterward to make it all better. There is a 3/4” lift at 30 psi which should work out well with the rv.
Decided that today was the day for installing the airbags. I’ve read many posts on the way others have cut the rubber spring stops and decided to throw in my version. Use a pair of pvc cutters and make the install a little simpler.
All in all it wasn’t too bad although it did take three cold beers afterward to make it all better. There is a 3/4” lift at 30 psi which should work out well with the rv.
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Bayou_Pro
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Decent choice of beer.:thumb::cheers:
mrblah
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Yeah, I'm going to leave the color for now. I love the color, I don't like the glitter, lol.
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mrblah
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damn it, if i knew about pvc cutters when I was installing mine, I would probably cursed a whole lot less.
WhiteRunner10
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Finally got some nice weather today. Got my new grill installed, turned out nice.
Waiting on the roof rack delete parts.
Man I love this truck!
Did something very similar a few weeks back. I went back and forth for a while about grill choices. I also put in TE headlights to swap out my busted up OEM ones and painted the chrome black.
Amazing how a few small changes can really make a car look less dated. Clear headlight lenses go a long way to making a font end "fresh".
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Brimonahan
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utctscanr75
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Busy last couple of days. Installed skid plate/inserts and Bora 1” wheel spacers.
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