Correct. Nothing done to rear.
What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!
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Irishperil
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patkelly4370
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Did the "inner fender mod".
The 285/70r17 Toyos were just touching the inner fender. Moved them 1-1½". Should be no contact now.
Next will be the "left A pillar handle" mod. Parts are ordered.
Big plans. Baby steps. No tattoos, lol.
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The 285/70r17 Toyos were just touching the inner fender. Moved them 1-1½". Should be no contact now.
Next will be the "left A pillar handle" mod. Parts are ordered.
Big plans. Baby steps. No tattoos, lol.
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PretzelCann0n
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2020 ORP - Just bought her the other night.
Need to get wheels/tires with a quickness. Probably black TRD PRO wheels with 265 Ridge Grapplers. I'd rather 275's but I don't want the extra weight in E loads, and I don't really want to trust 285's on the 7" wheels.
ForRun
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Is there a build thread? :girl:
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Congrats! Go with Falken WildPeak AT 275/70/17 in C load. I’m running those bad boys. It’s like one toe in the water and one toe on pavement. I can tell you personally they are good in rain, snow, dirt and mud. And they look great!
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PretzelCann0n
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Thanks!! Wow, even in C load those are 57 lbs while the 265's in E load are 52 lbs.
https://www.falkentire.com/tires/light-truck-suv-cuv-tires/wildpeaka/t3w-tire
Installed Rago Molle Console/Bridge
Like title says I installed the Rago Console and Bridge. Nice easy install just like their install video. I like the idea of being able to remove the bridge and clutter of the CB/gps/phone and tablet with only 4 screws. Everything seems nice and solid so far. I haven't done any long distance drives yet but I don't think it's going to interfere with legroom while driving and I'm 6'3" 260lbs.
Like title says I installed the Rago Console and Bridge. Nice easy install just like their install video. I like the idea of being able to remove the bridge and clutter of the CB/gps/phone and tablet with only 4 screws. Everything seems nice and solid so far. I haven't done any long distance drives yet but I don't think it's going to interfere with legroom while driving and I'm 6'3" 260lbs.
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ryguytheman
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Re-finished the wind faring on my rack, also painted and put the old chrome badging to use.
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ColoradoToyota
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Looks good!
Rhino11
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Finished up the bumper
Finally got this thing painted and on the Runner yesterday. Will need to touch up the paint in a few areas and get some lights in there, but I am very happy with how it turned out. I also have some black trim waiting for me at advanced auto to put over my cut. Can't wait to put it to use.
Finally got this thing painted and on the Runner yesterday. Will need to touch up the paint in a few areas and get some lights in there, but I am very happy with how it turned out. I also have some black trim waiting for me at advanced auto to put over my cut. Can't wait to put it to use.
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mynameistory
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The sport and pro (both fog and auxiliary high beam patterns) are SAE compliant. The pro is twice the brightness, but the beam pattern is still tight (it does not glare upwards into oncoming traffic).
I have the SS3 pro fogs in yellow and they are excellent. I expect that they will be class leading once they are tested here: The LED SAE J583 Fog Pod & Fog Light Review | Tacoma World
I also have a set of SS3 pro driving lights that I will wire in with the high beam circuit. These too are SAE compliant and street legal, though they must operate the same way as high beams do (and never intentionally into oncoming traffic).
Riverfisher
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Added some removable rear hatch lighting!
Nebo Leo-Lights mounted with a wire harness clamp and a Velcro strip. While the default position lights up the cargo space, the main LED and spot articulate so I can use it for camping, doffing waders, etc.
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Nebo Leo-Lights mounted with a wire harness clamp and a Velcro strip. While the default position lights up the cargo space, the main LED and spot articulate so I can use it for camping, doffing waders, etc.
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Riverfisher
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Added some removable rear hatch lighting!
Nebo Leo-Lights mounted with a wire harness clamp and a Velcro strip. While the default position lights up the cargo space, the main LED and spot articulate so I can use it for camping, doffing waders, etc.
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I've been waiting for pics. Looks awesome Rhino11! I'm putting mine together for my 18' ORP this weekend. Did you run into any problems getting it together?
Btwillia's Garage
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Added Shrockworks Rock Sliders. Loving them! Posted a YouTube video under my channel Btwillia's Garage of the install.
Rhino11
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Thank you! It was fun. Not many problems. For sure need two sets of hands for most of it. There was an area in step 4 where I had a little issue. There’s a metal plate that I had to notch out slightly to get the bumper to sit nice and tight. It shows how it looks in the instructions, but does not mention cutting it. Here’s a picture of the cut I made.
Edit: sorry it’s sideways. My phone always posts weird.
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Endor-Runner
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Installed my ARB drawers last night/this morning. Install took a bit longer than expected. During a hardware store run I had to stop by the pub. Cant decide if im going to have the plywood sprayed with linex or covered in carpet. So far I like the drawers they are extremely high quality and I could not make them rattle or squeak. Also detailed the runner it was about time.
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