What did you do with your 4runner today?

Finally ordered a DA polisher and detailing supplies. I've never done this before but I've got some pinstripes that just aren't cool anymore.
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Let me know how it goes, I'm in the same boat! And I have bad swirl marks :(
 
Let me know how it goes, I'm in the same boat! And I have bad swirl marks :(



Same boat. Removed 90% of the aggressive blemishes with a rotary polisher but need to go back in with a DA and a finer pad to remove swirls. So close though.


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Anyone know who's rig is pictured below? I've seen a couple pictures before, but cant recall ...

I would be interested to know where they ran their wiring....
That's keak. He's banned from here, but if you use Instagram you can find him and he'll respond. He's on Toyota 120 as well.

Sent from the drivers seat of my 05 4runner.
 
That's keak. He's banned from here, but if you use Instagram you can find him and he'll respond. He's on Toyota 120 as well.

Sent from the drivers seat of my 05 4runner.
How'd he manage to get himself banned? His rig is sick and I've been all over this forum hoping for a build thread of it

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Yeah... I haven't settled on it yet. I'm looking for the "cleanest" way to do it... I've read it can be done going down the A pillar. But I haven't looked closely enough at it yet. If you have any ideas (and pictures!) - would love to hear/see 'em.

I ran my wiring down the driver's side A-pillar and put a strip of electrical tape over the wire to hide it and keep it in place. It's worked great and looks great too for the last 3 years...no one would be the wiser unless they were told...
 
Got to try my hand at plasti dip. This stuff is sweet! Will finish the rest of the emblems with more light!
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Just placed some orders!
From Toytec:
1/4" thick spacer x2
OME 885's
OME Trim Spacer
SPC Cam Bolt Kit x2
SPC New UCA Ball joints

From Amazon:
KYB SM5640 top hat x2
Moog lbj x1- did one roughly 6 months ago
Moog LCA bushings
 
Tested my new turn signal in preparation for an upcoming mod and ordered a new fog light harness
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Cleaned it ( still need to clean underneath)
Before
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After
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How'd he manage to get himself banned? His rig is sick and I've been all over this forum hoping for a build thread of it

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Because just like his build his posts were usually haphazardly thrown together and when confronted/questioned or attempted reasoning took place he would just go into shut down mode and go crazy. . . .the internets are a hard place for some. :keyboard:
 
Because just like his build his posts were usually haphazardly thrown together and when confronted/questioned or attempted reasoning took place he would just go into shut down mode and go crazy. . . .the internets are a hard place for some. :keyboard:
Ahh I see, makes sense.

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I ran my wiring down the driver's side A-pillar and put a strip of electrical tape over the wire to hide it and keep it in place. It's worked great and looks great too for the last 3 years...no one would be the wiser unless they were told...

Thanks - that's good to know. Did you try to put it under the window molding at all... or just next to it, covered by tape? Any pictures?
 
I didn't try under the window molding as I didn't want any issues with factory sealants failing...Here's a photo, but you really can't even tell there's something there as it's hidden by the black outline the window already has (if you zoom in I suppose it can be noticed better up towards the top):



 

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