HHIRunner
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Exactly. I'm just going to go somewhere else + call their manager tomorrow
What did you do with your 4runner today?
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Exactly. I'm just going to go somewhere else + call their manager tomorrow
HHIRunner
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Ahh early summer morning practices I remember those like they were yesterday. Well actually last summer. What's your PR man?
wnelax04sr5
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if you dont mind my asking what was your pr? i did xc for 4 years in hs
AZ07Runner
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Just ordered air, cabin, oil filters. Gaskets for drain/fill plugs for both diffs and trans case. Wheel locks and wiper blades.
rebelbowtie
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There is a subframe that holds the front axle assembly, most other IFS vehicles have full drop lift kits that move this down. I believe that's what he was talking about.
przm
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I strapped my hexayurt to the roof and took it to a music festival.
If you've never heard of a hexayurt, check out http://hexayurt.com, it's an open source sustainable housing project built with lightweight insulation panels, but lots of people build them for burning man (what I built mine for two years ago). It's 166 sq ft on the inside once it's all set up and breaks down to a 4' x 8' x 1' footprint. They cost about $300-500 to build, and then $30 to set up each time (just requires a roll of bidirectional filament tape). They stay relatively cool inside, and stay pretty insulated from sound and dust. Sure beats a tent!
If you've never heard of a hexayurt, check out http://hexayurt.com, it's an open source sustainable housing project built with lightweight insulation panels, but lots of people build them for burning man (what I built mine for two years ago). It's 166 sq ft on the inside once it's all set up and breaks down to a 4' x 8' x 1' footprint. They cost about $300-500 to build, and then $30 to set up each time (just requires a roll of bidirectional filament tape). They stay relatively cool inside, and stay pretty insulated from sound and dust. Sure beats a tent!
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momo.75
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I strapped my hexayurt to the roof and took it to a music festival.
If you've never heard of a hexayurt, check out http://hexayurt.org, it's an open source sustainable housing project built with lightweight insulation panels, but lots of people build them for burning man (what I built mine for two years ago). It's 166 sq ft on the inside once it's all set up and breaks down to a 4' x 8' x 1' footprint. They cost about $300-500 to build, and then $30 to set up each time (just requires a roll of bidirectional filament tape). They stay relatively cool inside, and stay pretty insulated from sound and dust. Sure beats a tent!
That is really cool! http://hexayurt.com/
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HHIRunner
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I strapped my hexayurt to the roof and took it to a music festival.
If you've never heard of a hexayurt, check out http://hexayurt.org, it's an open source sustainable housing project built with lightweight insulation panels, but lots of people build them for burning man (what I built mine for two years ago). It's 166 sq ft on the inside once it's all set up and breaks down to a 4' x 8' x 1' footprint. They cost about $300-500 to build, and then $30 to set up each time (just requires a roll of bidirectional filament tape). They stay relatively cool inside, and stay pretty insulated from sound and dust. Sure beats a tent!
My uncle lives in one of those in my Aunts back yard
gaterose
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:wow::jaw::lmao:
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Being self employed as a sub-hauler for trucking companies, and they don't have hardly any work this year ( along with other companies ). Had to drive my 08 to the main office and quit.
This makes 3 companies this year. On a good note, will be driving my 4r tomorrow to a friends company that's been bugging me to come over to him, to submit my business liscense info to him. Start work on monday, yah, moving scrap metal now.
This makes 3 companies this year. On a good note, will be driving my 4r tomorrow to a friends company that's been bugging me to come over to him, to submit my business liscense info to him. Start work on monday, yah, moving scrap metal now.
mrpanic7
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Sorry bout that working on getting that actual video file from my sister so I can upload on YouTube.
A10MileHusker
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Thanks man. Ya I will eventually. I have a lot coming up and so I donno about time. Keep an eye for them in my build page!
coreyray7
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Nothing with mine, finished this for [MENTION=86767]kman79[/MENTION] and thought I'd share it.
Finally done with the list of '06-09 grilles, maybe I'll give the '03-05 a try now...
Looks good!!! Should be getting mine from the guy that you made that one for Wednesday.
momo.75
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Nothing with mine, finished this for [MENTION=86767]kman79[/MENTION] and thought I'd share it.
Finally done with the list of '06-09 grilles, maybe I'll give the '03-05 a try now...
Now that is a professional job!...:clap2:
CrimsonCountry
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Nothing with mine, finished this for [MENTION=86767]kman79[/MENTION] and thought I'd share it.
Finally done with the list of '06-09 grilles, maybe I'll give the '03-05 a try now...
That looks great. I'm thinking about doing mine this weekend if I can find enough time. I've been spending all my free time on the Epic 29er but had a bad crash last weekend and am now without my front wheel. Ha. So for now, more time for mods! BTW, what mesh did you use? I haven't decided on a more open mesh like that one or a dense mesh like HOJeepster used on his.
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