What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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Little primer action
 
I found the last bit of mud on this mountain and played in it with another 4runner then went and found "crawler camp" which was pretty weak but still more than a stock runner can do. But I was still able to abuse my new transmission
 
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Bought her a hi-lift jack at the scrap yard today for $9.15 (25 cents per pound).
Paint, handle and rebuild kit...should be good as new.
 
Whacked my first deer last night with my ARB.

20-30 MPH, small doe, NO damage. Just some hair and blood. :dance:

Been wanting to whack one in a small way for forever.
 
Turned off the stupid DRL's, removed the floorboards that came on it, and swapped in a 1806 Scion stereo with the cable.
 
that's one helluva turnaround! what shop?

I forgot what it's called. Some shop in lilburn, ga. But my friend told me about him so I went by and showed him shrockworks front and rear bumpers and he said he can do them for half the price of shrockworks. So I'm getting them put on next week!
 
Got rid of some crappy Cooper tires today and paid the big bucks for a set of Michelin LTX/MS2 tires. I used to run with the Michelin years ago but couldn't afford them last time. The difference between the two is night and day. The ride on these Michelin tires is soooo much better.

The center wheel caps have been in terrible shape for years. Had the tire store keep them off so I can repaint them.

Next on the list are new coils and shocks.
 

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Did all 4 shocks with only a minimal amount of cursing and some assorted woodworking tools to compress the springs. Things are like rockets when the clamps lose grip!
 
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