Billynath1988
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Helped work on my buddies 5th gen after work,at work
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What did you do with your 4runner today?
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CAMELPRO
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I wonder what that's like.
out:I'm betting it's nicer than my driveway and Autozone jack stands.....
Billynath1988
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I wonder what that's like.
I'm betting it's nicer than my driveway and Autozone jack stands.....
First time I got to do that myself, hes in the 5th gen forum side, idk how to tag people I never tried lol.
Imagine a Toyota dealer shop, after hours, empty, Quiet, clean, with lifts.. some tools.. No pressure...
An amazing privilege, extremely relaxing way to work on your truck
dkyleb
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...on a newer vehicle, that's pretty much the same as yours... With no rust, no frozen bolts...
CAMELPRO
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I can only imagine. :thumb:
andy2008
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Well not in my 4 runner thank god but my wife had my second son this morning at 301 am.
First born just because
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CONGRATS!!! Hope momma little man doing well nothing better!!
Beater
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Disclaimer: I have NOT (yet) done the satoshi mod to my T4R, but I plan to use the product used in this custom grille modfication from another forum (Audizine, LINK: DIY: RS4 Grille to DTM Bumper)
Again, it doesn't apply directly to us, but from what I gather, I plan to use the same products and methods as found in that thread for when I experiment with the satoshi mod. It might give you some ideas... :typing:
Again, it doesn't apply directly to us, but from what I gather, I plan to use the same products and methods as found in that thread for when I experiment with the satoshi mod. It might give you some ideas... :typing:
working on my satoshi grill and trying to find out how im going to do the next step. dont know if i should bond the fill plastic in the photo to the back side and fill the front with bondo or if i should cut the fill piece and put it in the gap. dont really want to work with fiberglass if i dont have to
Oneluv13T4R
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I wonder what that's like.
I'm betting it's nicer than my driveway and Autozone jack stands.....
Yeah no kidding,
That would be amazing you could get so much more done with less energy being wasted.
calvinv8sr5
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Well finally added my leds in the front.
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Yup. That's a pic of my GPS.
DanielMaat89
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Took advantage of the slow week at work and the nice weather
Winch is on
Accessory Wiring is in
Did an oil change
Fixed the front end pop
Winch is on
Accessory Wiring is in
Did an oil change
Fixed the front end pop
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SteelStacks
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Finally got my 5100's installed with a small lift and found out I need new cv boots. Damn it! How long can I drive around before getting them fixed. I can't get it in to the shop until next week.
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tc05runner
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It should be fine, just torn right ?
Mine have been for months now....even with a few thousand miles and nothing has happened or been hurt by them being torn c
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Mine have been for months now....even with a few thousand miles and nothing has happened or been hurt by them being torn c
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BioHAzard050
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Where are they torn? If its a clean break right at the skinny end of the boot, you can move in one fold and put a hose clamp in between the folds. The Warrior has a boot torn like that and my redneck engineered fix has held for about 10k miles.
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