What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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Sunday i ordered my OME lift kit for Toytec:bravo:. But the rear OME shocks are back order for 1-2 weeks:shrug:. Oh well guess I wikk have to wait for those.
 
Both of my screws had been stripped at some point in the past, but I was able to get one loose enough to work.

I had just enough room to get the cord most of the way under, except for a little bit. Pretty much unnoticeable.

If you can get a little bit of play between the panel and the body, you can slowly work it under.

One of my phillips heads stripped too. I ended up drilling off the head, and once the handle came off there was enough of a nub to grab on with a pair of vice grips and spin off. Then I got some bolts at the hardware store and they went in easy as pie. You could probably get away with new phillips or allen head screws as I think the problem was the loctite on the factory screws that turned to concrete.

[MENTION=113822]LookAtThatDog[/MENTION] I installed an Alpine bluetooth deck and I've been told my bluetooth sounds crystal clear. My mic is mounted next to the sunglass/garage opener holder. I also installed new weather stripping on my driver door (which is so tight I have to slam the door to get it to latch) so that may help.
 
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One of my phillips heads stripped too. I ended up drilling off the head, and once the handle came off there was enough of a nub to grab on with a pair of vice grips and spin off. Then I got some bolts at the hardware store and they went in easy as pie. You could probably get away with new phillips or allen head screws as I think the problem was the loctite on the factory screws that turned to concrete.

Ok thanks for the info. I contemplated doing this exact thing, but #1 it was a little late at night for powertools in the basement right below where family was sleeping and #2 I was worried there wouldn't be enough nub to grip on to once the heads of screws were drilled off. Thanks, I may try this.
 
Put some new and much needed mud flaps on today :thumb:

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Runner looks sick! where did you get the mudflaps for the front, im also in need of a pair, Thanks!

Thanks buddy, another member turned me on to these and just installed them yesterday. These are NOT an exact fit right out of the box and require a little trimmimg with a Dremel or even better was a sharp, heavy utility knife. Once trimmed properly these things fit almost perfectly and look original not like a do-it-yourself job at all and the price can't be beat.

I just put them on and they feel sturdy as a rock but I can't testify for their durability or long term performance. In addition to the screws I used the super HD 3M double sided tape anywhere that made contact and they don't budge at all. I hope they hold up for a while at least and I'll be a happy camper - the 33's throw mud like crazy.

http://www.amazon.com/Highland-1105100-Black-Splash-Guard/dp/B000B6AF7G/ref=au_as_r?ie=UTF8&Make=Toyota%7C76&Model=4Runner%7C1005&Year=2000%7C2000&n=15684181&s=automotive&vehicleId=2&vehicleType=automotive

Edit: I believe these will only fit the wider Sport flares, regular flares may require a different P/N. Also just noticed Limited Lifetime Warranty which is cool I guess.
 
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Thanks buddy, another member turned me on to these and just installed them yesterday. These are NOT an exact fit right out of the box and require a little trimmimg with a Dremel or even better was a sharp, heavy utility knife. Once trimmed properly these things fit almost perfectly and look original not like a do-it-yourself job at all and the price can't be beat.

I just put them on and they feel sturdy as a rock but I can't testify for their durability or long term performance. In addition to the screws I used the super HD 3M double sided tape anywhere that made contact and they don't budge at all. I hope they hold up for a while at least and I'll be a happy camper - the 33's throw mud like crazy.

http://www.amazon.com/Highland-1105100-Black-Splash-Guard/dp/B000B6AF7G/ref=au_as_r?ie=UTF8&Make=Toyota%7C76&Model=4Runner%7C1005&Year=2000%7C2000&n=15684181&s=automotive&vehicleId=2&vehicleType=automotive

Edit: I believe these will only fit the wider Sport flares, regular flares may require a different P/N. Also just noticed Limited Lifetime Warranty which is cool I guess.

Thanks for all the info, just took my running boards off and already see little scratches from some minor off roading. Gonna check out some junkyards for mudflaps but if no luckk there im for sure gonna try the ones that you have. Thanks again!
 
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started dynamatting the interior and installing new black carpet in my recently purchased 99 Limited
 
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Installed landcruiser shocks in the rear. Liking them so far but haven't gotten to test the flex with my OME 891s kinda scared to without extended bumpstops
 
Mounted my shovel mounts onto my rooftop rola rack on my lunch break today.
 

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While the Rotopax spare tire mount was designed for a jeep, if you off-set it a bit, it stays on 2 lugs and is still pinned down by the wheel (it's just not level) still an awesome setup for White Rim. .. I have 2 2 gallon rotopax fuel cans on the way
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While the Rotopax spare tire mount was designed for a jeep, if you off-set it a bit, it stays on 2 lugs and is still pinned down by the wheel (it's just not level) still an awesome setup for White Rim. .. I have 2 2 gallon rotopax fuel cans on the way
~Scott ForgeOverland

Is that rear bumper from Savage Offroad? Good looking runner!!!
 
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