Jemplyr77
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Blacked out the chrome on Monday and got my rack installed Friday. I'm donewith doing anything else for a while.
What did you use to black it out?
Blacked out the chrome on Monday and got my rack installed Friday. I'm donewith doing anything else for a while.
Actually, I had it installed by a local shop (ACC USA), took about 3 hours (they did a fantastic job by the way). Mounted the new switch in that vacant switch area just left and down from the radio (reserving those 4 vacant switch locations to the left of the steering wheel for future lighting mods). Mounting the camera up front, be sure to cut the "white" wire loop for a positive image, otherwise it will be a mirror image in front of you. Used this kit, but a different camera (white), to match my vehicle application: Anytime Backup Camera
What did you use to black it out?
I like the look but they're going to take some getting used when getting in and out..jury is still out as to whether the wife likes them..
I had it wrapped.
Went camping/fly fishing all weekend on the Arkansas and Taylor Rivers, set up camp just west of Buena Vista, drove over Tincup Pass from St Elmo to Tincup, saw lots of wildlife. Another solid Colorado weekend.
Went camping/fly fishing all weekend on the Arkansas and Taylor Rivers, set up camp just west of Buena Vista, drove over Tincup Pass from St Elmo to Tincup, saw lots of wildlife. Another solid Colorado weekend.
So I ended up tying some string to a bolt and pulled the bolt up the inside of the hood pieces to get it sticking through the hole into the pyramid shaped forms in the underside insulation
This is my 1st post on here since I just purchased my 1st 4Runner about a month ago. I have owned Jeep Wranglers for 20 years and decided I wanted something a little nicer but keeping the off-road capability. I've heard nothing but great things about 4Runners and took the leap. I couldn't be happier! I love this truck and see myself being a hard-core fan. Of course I had to customize a little so, the past weekend I blacked out the letters, added a TRD front end and painted my wheels. All of the things I did were ideas I got from browsing this forum over the last few weeks. I was able to complete all of the mods by using recommendations and tips from the great people on here. So, THANK YOU TO ALL who have put their processes on here! I still have a few things left to do like have the roof rails powder coated and add steps. New tires and Toytec 3" lift will probably have to happen early 2020. We'll see. So far I'm loving this truck though.
two washes (one being a wax stripper), clay, paint correction, glaze and wax. two more coats next weekend. scrubbed the engine and replaced the shift knob
very nice! looking to strip and clay mine soon. it really makes them pop.