stanleybb50
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Clips would be great! V6 or V8?
What did you do with your 4runner today?
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Clips would be great! V6 or V8?
CrimsonCountry
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No kidding, I've def had my fair share of tires. Now that I've got the MT thing out of my system, the ATs were a no-brainer with me driving more. Plus, I found someone willing to pay enough for me to basically swap them out. As requested...
WillK
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The best I could do for tonight. Cell phone audio, plus being in the garage just don't do it justice.
It sounds nice. Subtle, but there when you get on it.
V8 4Runner with Magnaflow 22" muffler - YouTube
Casper421
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Sold the STTs, picked up a set of AT IIs...much better for my use.
Nice! Are they still 285/70's?
gshadow325
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working on these today......
should be honking by tomorrow afternoon
here's the thread if anyone is interested
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-g...4runner-hornblasters-install-look-inside.html
should be honking by tomorrow afternoon
here's the thread if anyone is interested
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-g...4runner-hornblasters-install-look-inside.html
CrimsonCountry
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Thanks man. Yea, I decided to stick with 33s. They look great in person btw, even the P-rated version (which mine are).
riceandpho
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you will notice a big improvement with oem grade bulbs. just like the ones in the civic. also are you going to do the led swap on the visor? i have some to send you if u want.Finally got around to installing my Osram CBI bulbs. These suckers are said to be the best out there. We'll see. As we all know, replacing drivers side bulb, it's best to just remove the battery.
Also, my sun visor came in a while ago, I finally got some time to replace mine. Aaaaaaghhh, silent operation at last!! (the originals were squeaking everytime you open/shut them, very annoying)
CBI bulb on top, Morimoto 3Five bulbs on the bottom (nothing wrong with it, just wanted an upgrade)
stanleybb50
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Finally got around to installing my Osram CBI bulbs. These suckers are said to be the best out there. We'll see. As we all know, replacing drivers side bulb, it's best to just remove the battery.
Also, my sun visor came in a while ago, I finally got some time to replace mine. Aaaaaaghhh, silent operation at last!! (the originals were squeaking everytime you open/shut them, very annoying)
CBI bulb on top, Morimoto 3Five bulbs on the bottom (nothing wrong with it, just wanted an upgrade)
Hold up, you replaced the visors cause they squeaked when you opened/closed them? Wouldn't grease or silicone spray been easier/cheaper? Or just dealing with a little squeakage? Lol
LTDSC
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cleaned throttle body and MAF, both were pretty nasty.
Also later today many times after i had cleaned the throttle body, i went to start it, flicked it and it started then died. It started right after. I was caught off guard by it because its never done it, but also hasnt done it since. Im chalking it up as still relearning.
Also later today many times after i had cleaned the throttle body, i went to start it, flicked it and it started then died. It started right after. I was caught off guard by it because its never done it, but also hasnt done it since. Im chalking it up as still relearning.
CookieRoe
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Wow Tom thanks! BUT, I'm keeping the inside lights stock. I most likely will install LEDs for ambient light by the footwells. Just have to figure out what wattage to use (for resistors). I might put together a "build thread" on all the stuff I did to my truck. I just have to stop being lazy, hahaha.
I tried, didn't do anything. I made a mess. I recently had a big sale on fleabay on an item that wasn't mine, so I had "pennies from heaven" in my paypal account. Visor was severly pissing me off, so I decided the price of the visor was worth the price of my sanity, hahahaaha. I tried to live with it, but adjusting the visor would constantly wake up my baby daughter so they were pretty much doomed. When opening/closing them fast or slow, they would squeak. Expensive: yes. Worth it: To me, yes.
HHIRunner
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Had to leave it at home while we went to the mountains in Western NC for the week. Just so everyone knows, don't try to ascend a steep gravel driveway in a Venza. You won't make it. And to think if we had brought the runner as I suggested all along we wouldn't be waiting fort parents in the f150 and I would be able to do some light wheeling during the week
Ghostrunnerr
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bye bye resonator !
momo.75
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After waiting 3+ months for my Method NVs to arrive, picked them up yesterday in yet another driving rain storm, and finally installed today !!!
I am pretty psyched, to say the least
Happy Friday !
Those look great! Welcome to the Method fam!
28.
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Did the 12v charger inlets on my passenger front and back door. Only did these 2 since its just me, my wife, and our daughter. Got the idea from this thread and it worked great...
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/140810-diy-12volt-socket-outlet-your-door-panels.html
Pics..
Basic stuff I used...
2 bolts holding door in place. One is behind the door handle and the other behind the door latch..
Drilled hole.. Be careful as to not let the drill ride on you when you start..
Installed.. front passenger
and working..
rear passenger working..
They sell various types of 12v inlets. I got these because I absolutely need them with a lid.. These are actually meant to be used on motorcycles. Got them on EBAY..
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/140810-diy-12volt-socket-outlet-your-door-panels.html
Pics..
Basic stuff I used...
2 bolts holding door in place. One is behind the door handle and the other behind the door latch..
Drilled hole.. Be careful as to not let the drill ride on you when you start..
Installed.. front passenger
and working..
rear passenger working..
They sell various types of 12v inlets. I got these because I absolutely need them with a lid.. These are actually meant to be used on motorcycles. Got them on EBAY..
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