What did you do with your 4runner today?

Finished playing with [MENTION=50507]CookieRoe[/MENTION]'s gauges
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Never knew a man could love a pink color scheme as much as he does. I'm sure he'll post tons of pics with his new pink background lights and purple needles :)

Edit: the polarizer film has a protective film on it, the screen isn't broken/discolored

that looks like how i used to party in the late 80's
 
Have you thought about Picking up one of the Daystar isolators? Oh and try to keep the line hidden. UV kills synthetic lines. The isolated installs behind the hook and there is no vibration and helps keep everything clean.

[MENTION=86678]ebg18t[/MENTION] Thanks for the suggestion. That was a pic before I had everything buttoned up. This is what it looks like now. I plan on getting a Factor 55 flatlink thimble to use with a shackle instead of the "hook" style that came with the winch.

 
arranged the purchase of some BBS wheels off of the FJ forum. Now I need to decide if they are going to go on the 4Runner or on the wife's FJ.
 
Finished playing with [MENTION=50507]CookieRoe[/MENTION]'s gauges

Never knew a man could love a pink color scheme as much as he does. I'm sure he'll post tons of pics with his new pink background lights and purple needles :)

Edit: the polarizer film has a protective film on it, the screen isn't broken/discolored

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LMAO

A little Tony Montana action....

Yes, [MENTION=63211]emelianenkov[/MENTION] , if my guages/HVAC come back pink and sh*t, this will be my reaction:

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Alex, that 12V mod with reverse polarity is the SHeEeatt

VERY CLEAN!!!!!!!! Thanks again !

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Foam cell struts. Performance load springs. hopefully I achieve the ride height I'm after, as well as ride quality. Rebound is definitely stiffer than the bound on these shocks. We shall see. Once I get the rears in I will do a write up. Who knows I may even start a build thread.
 
Did a few 12v mods this weekend. Finally did it on mine, what a difference!!!
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And I did the 12v mod and reverse polarization on this one for [MENTION=50507]CookieRoe[/MENTION]
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Hey... Wait that's my avatar! Find your own pictures brah!

so did you do the 12v mod like what i did? tap the 12v + lead of the led to an acc source and ground the - led to chassis ?
 
And the offset Hawse Fairlead was bolted on.
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Note: ARB Bumpers require an Offset Hawse Fairlead if you run Synthetic line. A regular roller style Fairlead can be re-drilled.
 
so did you do the 12v mod like what i did? tap the 12v + lead of the led to an acc source and ground the - led to chassis ?

Sort of. He tapped the + lead of the LED to an ACC source (red/yellow stripe wire) and soldered the - lead of the LED to the negative part of the HVAC light socket (in theory to retain dimming).
 
Had to get a new battery yesterday. Wanted to help a buddy grab some stuff from Ikea. Hoped in turned the key and think it blew a cell. Only had 9v at the store.
 
so did you do the 12v mod like what i did? tap the 12v + lead of the led to an acc source and ground the - led to chassis ?



Sort of. He tapped the + lead of the LED to an ACC source (red/yellow stripe wire) and soldered the - lead of the LED to the negative part of the HVAC light socket (in theory to retain dimming).


To add to what Ed said, I ALSO made it much more streamlined so that there's no wiring to be tapped or anything. It's alllll self contained :)
 

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