What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?
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Schargedtaco
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samwalters
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Tinted my 3rd brake with some vht. Wished I used 2000 grit instead of 600 haha but I think it turned out alright. Plan is to get led tails and tint those. Also washed a waxed!
Jaketino
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merlin12
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ya, just factory, i had cleaned the rust off and then wanted to add some color to my ride
TRDHighlander
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Installed these,
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a diff drop, valve cover gaskets, plugs, wires, trd throttle body gasket, cleaned maf, cleaned iac, new k&n air filter, rear axle bearings, rear axle seals, royal purple fluids in everything they make it for, and all new rear brakes with speed bleeders.
Ordered speed bleeders for the front too but forgot that the tundra caliper bleed screws are smaller.
All in all she rides like a million bucks and I stole a few mpg back.:reddance:
<a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/lpoirieriv/13396928573" title="1394157720045 by lpoirieriv, on Flickr"><img src="https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3671/13396928573_c0425d42e2.jpg" width="500" height="281" alt="1394157720045"></a>
a diff drop, valve cover gaskets, plugs, wires, trd throttle body gasket, cleaned maf, cleaned iac, new k&n air filter, rear axle bearings, rear axle seals, royal purple fluids in everything they make it for, and all new rear brakes with speed bleeders.
Ordered speed bleeders for the front too but forgot that the tundra caliper bleed screws are smaller.
All in all she rides like a million bucks and I stole a few mpg back.:reddance:
extrmsob293
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Hella 4000 HID conversion
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RedManWalking
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First post to this forum! This place motivated me enough to change up the look of my 4Runner.
Got some 16" 4th gen rims on in place of the old school 15" Enkeis from 1999. Tried to get my Tundra Bilsteins on order and there is a nationwide shortage until the end of April!! Oh the humanity!
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busmup808
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Hey Redman. Those rims are 17" rims
pluton
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Routine stuff:
Lubed the propeller shafts and joints; Removed the front "skid plates" and cleaned them of caked mud and oil change spooge; discovered that if you remove the rearmost of the two front skids first, it's easier; eyeballed where to run my near-future rear diff breather hose; Jacked up the front and checked the various ball joints--found steering-axis play on the driver's side.
Lubed the propeller shafts and joints; Removed the front "skid plates" and cleaned them of caked mud and oil change spooge; discovered that if you remove the rearmost of the two front skids first, it's easier; eyeballed where to run my near-future rear diff breather hose; Jacked up the front and checked the various ball joints--found steering-axis play on the driver's side.
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