What did you do with your 4runner today?

Before and After . . . .quick easy mod for the week.
 

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Removed front sway bar. All the changing of lifts, shocks, lr ucas, and even sway bar relocators, and the right side still rubs with stock tires. THERE OUT OF HERE. Now it feels like I have stock suspention in the turns, glad there heavyies.
 
Removed front sway bar. All the changing of lifts, shocks, lr ucas, and even sway bar relocators, and the right side still rubs with stock tires. THERE OUT OF HERE. Now it feels like I have stock suspention in the turns, glad there heavyies.
Give me aheads up n about 100 mi.please might do this myself !
 
I was considering removing the front sway bar as well because I dropped my skid today. Didn't feel up to it because it was cold so I left it on. I'm on the road all the time so I don't want to have so much sway
 
So my T4R cool factor just went up a notch. simple yet effective.
 

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I had my HVAC out yesterday when I was attempting my aftermarket HU install so could it be just something with the connection when I re-installed it?

It's possible.... The bulb could have come loose.... Worth a check before buying a replacement....
 
I had my HVAC out yesterday when I was attempting my aftermarket HU install so could it be just something with the connection when I re-installed it?

It was probably about to burn out, and all the moving/etc just knocked it out. The good news is that they are easy to replace. There's a DIY either here or on the Toyota120 website, with part numbers and everything.
 

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