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

34's!!! :love:

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Pick up from the shop fell through today cause they shut down the second half of the week to test all of the employees for covid-19 but they'll be up and running again Monday. New hood is on, new headlights, impact bar, all paint work is done just needs to be put back together and get a nice full detail after. Don't remember who commented updating the grill on my previous post, but as you can see I was already on it :biggrin1:

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I've had these interior LED lights in for over 10 months now and they have been great.
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I go offroading a lot (See my blog) and these LED assemblies have withstood the shake-rattle-&-roll quite well.

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I also installed Meso Vled puddle pods last year and they have been a huge improvement over the OEM filament bulbs.
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Now I am considering the OEM LED foglight upgrade for my next project
 
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Installed the ARB2000 awning and put it to use. I like it.
 

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I also installed Meso Vled puddle pods last year and they have been a huge improvement over the OEM filament bulbs.
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Now I am considering the OEM LED foglight upgrade for my next project

I also have the MESO puddle pods, they work great. I wish MESO would start getting the factory to make more of his products for the 4Runner. He’s been out of stock for almost a year for most of the items.
 
Looking at your Flickr photos, that was a hell of a snowbound predicament he got into. What was he trying to do?

It was an icy curve that would suck you down to the driver side. His first attempt he didn't get very far and I pulled him out. He figured with more speed he could ride the curve and get through. He got 95% of the way there when his rear end got sucked down. We spent almost 3 hours trying to get him out but since it was all ice none of use could get traction and he was dug too deep. 3 hours later we managed to get him out.


Yeah, wheeling in ice and snow can be very tricky. Easy to side slip into something you don't intend to!

Ice definitely sucks! There wasn't much but certain parts of the mountains weren't getting enough sun and had snow patches. That was the worst we found on the day.
 
Went down to the Skookumchuck River and made a grilled turkey & cheese sandwich while listening to the audiobook of First Blood by David Morrell. Tried to hike a little with the dog but it had just finished raining and the trails were muddy as hell.

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Went down to the Skookumchuck River and made a grilled turkey & cheese sandwich while listening to the audiobook of First Blood by David Morrell. Tried to hike a little with the dog but it had just finished raining and the trails were muddy as hell.

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Well it was a good thing you had that monster fire extinguisher ready for any cooking flare ups! ;):
 

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