kcdehart
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Where's that at? I'm around Harrisonburg and go up to Flagpole Knob/surrounding trails pretty often
What did you do with your 4runner today?
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flipflopnfly
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Added ToyTec’s extended rear brakes lines. Does that look about right?
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Looks good to me. I ziptied two layers of wire loom on the lines since I thought there might be some rubbing. The extended lines are nice to have. I removed the rear swaybar when I installed the airbags and the only thing holding the rear axle from full droop was the OEM brakelines. Rear swaybar removed gets about 3" more droop.
jsmith21
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Jackkill1
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Tacoma wheels & rear shocks, front shocks/coils.
Had state inspection this week. I had them throw on the wheels and shocks and coils I picked up on Craiglist, they're off a 2016 Tacoma with 500 miles on the wheels and suspension. I'm at 195k miles. The shocks and coil overs on the front picked the front up enough that my running boards are level. Got some new Yokahama tires. I'm an SR5, V8.
Had state inspection this week. I had them throw on the wheels and shocks and coils I picked up on Craiglist, they're off a 2016 Tacoma with 500 miles on the wheels and suspension. I'm at 195k miles. The shocks and coil overs on the front picked the front up enough that my running boards are level. Got some new Yokahama tires. I'm an SR5, V8.
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RDOOGZ89
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Jefferson ntl forrest. 30 min west of Waynesboro.
laufer
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Installed dual USB charger ports in switch hole
Put in these instead:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/232440019842
The USB ports are connected to a full-time 12V circuit (based on JA's mod). Each USB port, without load, draws about 30mA current, which is more than I would like, so I'll have to keep an eye on the battery. Unsoldering the indicator LEDs reduced this by only 1mA.
Took out these, which are no longer needed after the rear coil conversion...will think of some way to repurpose them...A couple of weeks ago, my trusted mechanic installed the driver side half axle I had ordered from CVJ Axles in Denver. [...]
Then I installed the Salex Vehicle OCD center console organizer. [...]
The good news is that they just came out with a center console tray for the 4th-gen, which I also ordered.
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B0773SLKD3
Put in these instead:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/232440019842
The USB ports are connected to a full-time 12V circuit (based on JA's mod). Each USB port, without load, draws about 30mA current, which is more than I would like, so I'll have to keep an eye on the battery. Unsoldering the indicator LEDs reduced this by only 1mA.
wadle5
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After putting BajaDesigns on the wife's daily driver earlier this week and these brackets today, my wife says I have a light problem. She may be right. Pardon the crappy cell pics but hopefully will have the ditch lights wired up by next weekend.
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modernrockbro
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Nice bumper addition Inv4drZm. Love the wrap-around beneath the headlights. What brand is that bumper?
Inv4drZm
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I made it myself, more pics in my build thread link is in my signature below.
YetiX
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Yesterday, I installed my Icon 2.0" with reservoir rear shocks, replaced my splash guards with ones from Rad Rubber Design and "finished" my on-board tool drawer. Might need to do a build thread...
The rear Icons. They feel pretty similar to my Bilstein 5100's in my limited road testing so far, I was hoping they might be a bit softer initially. We'll see. I really need to get them off road but it may be a couple of weeks ...
The Rad Rubber Designs splash guards feel like they're twice a beefy as the stock ones and come with replacement hardware. Very nice.
I tried to put the tools I'll use the most to the front. Still need to add a few more tools, like some screw drivers, sparkplug socket, hex key wrenches, and a small box of spare fuses and some wire.
The rear Icons. They feel pretty similar to my Bilstein 5100's in my limited road testing so far, I was hoping they might be a bit softer initially. We'll see. I really need to get them off road but it may be a couple of weeks ...
The Rad Rubber Designs splash guards feel like they're twice a beefy as the stock ones and come with replacement hardware. Very nice.
I tried to put the tools I'll use the most to the front. Still need to add a few more tools, like some screw drivers, sparkplug socket, hex key wrenches, and a small box of spare fuses and some wire.
kingofthehill
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Raid_Runner
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kcdehart
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RDOOGZ89
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Keep an eye on the offroading thread. I set up a meet up on there, might do another one in the future.
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