What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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Completed a new Retrofit and wrote up a DIY.

BrianSD_42 's Morimoto Mini D2S 3.0 Panorama Halo Retrofit DIY Journey


Yes these are for sale. $700 + shipping ($50 more than last time because of the halos). The price is firm.

The thread is a DIY and is not a classified hence why I don't mention the sale or price.

Assembling and painting these took over 10 hours but I had Netflix playing the background! It is kind of like working on small models. Not that difficult but time consuming. I've still got more work to do, I need to add the breathing tubes and seal up the electrical connectors with silicone.


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Come check them out -----> http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-g...s-3-0-panorama-halo-retrofit-diy-journey.html
 

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PIAA 510's to Existing Fog Lights

PIAA 510 Lights to Existing Fog Light Wiring

It was time for me to connect my PIAA 510's to my existing Fog Light wiring. These lights came with (ordered them) my Shrockworks bumper and also included a "nice" wiring harness.

I wasn't too fond of the connector or the harness considering the harsh environment the lights and wiring would be in. I could have used your typical male/female connectors (crimp and shrink wrap) but instead I wanted to use a waterproof tin-plated corrosion resistant positive/negative trailer style connector.

Materials Needed

  1. Heatshrink Butt Connectors 16-14 I went with marine grade for the following reasons:
    • Heat activated adhesive lining provides imperious seal to salt water, oil and acids
    • Shrinks to form a water tight seal and vibrations/strain relief
  2. Hopkins 2-prong extension Tin-Plated corrosion resistant
  3. One piece of Heat Shrink

Total cost approximately - $10
The pictures are self-explanatory.
Stow the loose wire any way you want. I prefer to clamp it down.
 

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Light check after bumper install, all good!

-LS460-R Bixenon Retrofit (D2S: Morimoto 5Five DSP ballasts, MotoControl Bixenon: H4/9003 harness , Osram Xenarc 66240 CBI bulbs, Morimoto XB LED 100mm white angel eyes)
-Rigid Industries 91061 SR-Series White 10” Driving LED Light Bar in Hood Scoop
-VLED 194 5K White (180 lumen) corner LEDs
-PIAA 580 driving lamps with DDM tuning 55W HID, 5500K retrofit on top of bumper
-PIAA LP 530 LED Fog lights in bumper
-VLED 5K Type 2 Dual Color Changing White HV Amber Switchback 42 High Power LED Turn Signal Bulbs 1157 2057
 
Finished up my TB/water pump job. At 175k she's got new idlers, tensioner, crank seal, water pump, thermostat, timing belt, drive belts, radiator, radiator hoses, and radiator cap. She's good to go for a while and I'm super happy with how it runs, it's quieter now and it runs about 20* cooler thanks to the thermostat being upside down from the last timing belt change done under the previous owner, at a Toyota dealer...

When I did my daughters timing belt I left the radiator in also and when I was trying to break the harmonic balancer bolt the socket broke and I knocked the upper hose connection off. $200.00 worth of oh shit, be careful.

Yeah I had a replacement radiator ready, but first thing in the morning after I got my new cooler mount ties I pulled the radiator.

Wait for the Christmas sales and group buy...

I hadn't even thought about this... My wallet might hate me depending on those sales haha
 
Used it. Damn it rubs hard at the firewall. Also the rear bumper. I think a body lift AND some trimming will be necessary but it wheels really well.
 

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