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

...Howdy, Folks!...:cowboy:

...Last winter I took a slickery hike up to one of my favorite falls here in SW-Montana...Ousel-Falls in Big-Sky, MT....

...I try to go there 4-5 times a year to experience the various seasons and how it changes the looks and flow and sound of the falls....

...Anyway...it took months to complete this...as I wanted to use a specific piece of music and was waiting for permission..which was ultimately denied...:ohwell:


...So, here is the link to it below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7VS-ml5kac&feature=em-lsp


ps:...You can decide whether it is better late--or too early...

....or (c) none of the above...:noidea:

..as we got our first winter-storm of the season today!...:smow:

...Also...the actual video is only 4:40 minutes long....NOT 18?!...


..Thanks for checkin it out!.........Cheers!...:cheers:....:cowboy:


Very nice. The music works well with the video.
 
Just got home from Discount Tire. Replaced my OEM Dunlops with Wildpeaks after 43K miles on the old tires. Much more prepared for the upcoming winter.

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Built a simple sleeping platform

I have a '10 with the third row which doesn't fold flat. I have a camping trip coming up so I took out the second row and built a flat platform. I also trimmed up a folding mattress to fit.

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Has some storage under the front.

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...Howdy, Folks!...:cowboy:

...Last winter I took a slickery hike up to one of my favorite falls here in SW-Montana...Ousel-Falls in Big-Sky, MT....

...I try to go there 4-5 times a year to experience the various seasons and how it changes the looks and flow and sound of the falls....

...Anyway...it took months to complete this...as I wanted to use a specific piece of music and was waiting for permission..which was ultimately denied...:ohwell:


...So, here is the link to it below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7VS-ml5kac&feature=em-lsp

Very nice! I especially liked the bits where the waterfall could be seen through patches of clear ice.
 

....Be Careful using those!....I got them as well.....but the door-jam is really high up on the trucks, and if ya slip off one of these...it gonna hurt bad!...

...They ARE solid....but I did not feel that secure standing on it...seems like it would be easy to lose your balance or footing on one?....

....Lemme know how ya like them once you have used them a few times, OK?....Thanks!.......Cheers!......:cheers:.........:cowboy:
 
Very nice! I especially liked the bits where the waterfall could be seen through patches of clear ice.

...Thanks, Ray!....

...Yeah...THAT was what really fascinated me, as well...

...It was like a window of ice...and the waterfall was still flowing pretty strongly behind it!....Ya don't see that every day!...:artist:

...The sound of the muffled water was very relaxing to me...made me mostly forget it was only 10 degrees.....LOL!.....:smow:

...Cheers!...:cheers:......:cowboy:
 
I have a '10 with the third row which doesn't fold flat. I have a camping trip coming up so I took out the second row and built a flat platform. I also trimmed up a folding mattress to fit.

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Has some storage under the front.

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Looks good! I have a very similar folding mattress that I also trimmed to fit. I've been very happy with it so far.
 
Long day under the hood. Still have to run the green screen wire loom into the cab, but that will have to wait another day or two.

Very nice setup, I waited like 10 months for the Bantam to come back into stock and finally caved and bout the SE instead, wish I would have waited a bit longer for the Bantam
 
Long day under the hood. Still have to run the green screen wire loom into the cab, but that will have to wait another day or two.


OK, I'll bite, what are the benefits of the URD MAF Sensor Calibrator...
there website doesn't even mention what the gains are on a stock 4Runner

"Here is a typical example of how effective the URD MAF Sensor Calibrator can be. This is a dyno chart from a totally stock 2005 Tacoma X-Runner. As you can see there was a hidden 15 Rear Wheel Horse Power (RWHP) just waiting to be unleashed. Results from totally stock vehicles typically yield 8-15+ RWHP. We even found 15 RWHP on a totally stock Camry."

Interested.
 
OK, I'll bite, what are the benefits of the URD MAF Sensor Calibrator...
there website doesn't even mention what the gains are on a stock 4Runner

"Here is a typical example of how effective the URD MAF Sensor Calibrator can be. This is a dyno chart from a totally stock 2005 Tacoma X-Runner. As you can see there was a hidden 15 Rear Wheel Horse Power (RWHP) just waiting to be unleashed. Results from totally stock vehicles typically yield 8-15+ RWHP. We even found 15 RWHP on a totally stock Camry."

Interested.

I am interested as well. I didnt know they made a rear wheel drive Camry!
 
Made this over the last few days and brought it home last night. These will be for sale in the near future if anyone is interested. They will all be different, all one of the kind. Just depends on what I have available to make them out of. All parts are used other than the air filters so they have their own characteristics. Once welded together, the lamp is given 2 shots of clean and will include an LED bulb. They will be in the $125 - $250.00 range depending on size and options. Special requests are welcome and I will do what I can to work with them.
 

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