What did you do with your 4runner today?

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Swapped out my blown 3.5" Infinity Coaxials from my front door tweeter locations. My friends talked me into not using bass blockers, and I never got around to hooking up my highs amp with crossovers, so I blew these, and replaced them with a new set, and used bass blockers this time.
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Did a couple things this weekend...
Whipped up a hitch mount tire carrier in preparation of a trip. It'll have to do till I can build a rear bumper/tire carrier.

Finally painted and mounted up my RCI skids

And last but not least, replaced my right front hub that was on its way out.
 

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Put on some Spidertraxx spacers on the rear. Over the weekend I put these on though. Only 8 broken bolts. Had to get some other hardware and spacers to make it fit.
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Last weekend I got my truck stuck in a mud hole. Its one of those holes that looks JUST like all the other 12" deep mud holes.... but is about 30" instead.

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I believe the plugs in the floorboard on the passenger side allowed muddy water in.

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I thought it was going to be a easy clean up. But when I pulled up the carpet....

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And this isn't just plain ole muddy water. It's funky ass muddy water. My truck smells like a swamp. So for about two hours last night I was cleaning the Jute with a carpet cleaner my wife has. It sprays water then you vacuum it back out. I'm amazed how much fluid that Jute can hold. I used a watered down bleach mixture with a spray bottle and then vacuumed that up too, hopefully that will stop anything funky from growing under there.

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Anyhow, after letting a fan blow on it for a few hours it was 98% dry, so I put it all back together.

Cleaned these too... as best as I could...

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Moral of the story, no more mud for this guy. I'm taking the dry road.
 
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picked up an 07 overhead console with homelink buttons and OEM mic for a great deal to go with my e7009. i will be installing red LEDs into the e7009 tonight.

just need a few plugs, but after that i'll have an OEM e7009 nav with red buttons, handsfree phone setup and a backup camera for under $100 after i flip all my old stuff!!
 

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