tmarton05
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I pushed mine a little bit, then had to push them a tad more once I got my wheels/tires on. I went with the wildpeaks as well and love them!
Awesome! Seem like the consensus is they are amazing tires
I pushed mine a little bit, then had to push them a tad more once I got my wheels/tires on. I went with the wildpeaks as well and love them!
Oil change and pushed the front fender liners forward in anticipation for installing an OME lift and Falken Wildpeaks this weekend :biggrin1:
You’ll love them! What size are you going with?
I have a limited with the 18" wheels so I went with the LT265/70R18 they are touch under 33"
Almost finished with all the welding on my Coastal Off-Road rear bumper. Admittedly, it was a pretty ambitious project seeing how I've literally never welded a thing before yesterday. Lots of hours of YouTube and I'm feeling pretty damn good. Sure, some of the welds were a little ugly but they are strong. That's what an angle grinder and flap wheel are for anyways. I did lay down some good looking welds on the inside that surprised me, so I've got that going for me.
I've only had to grind in a couple spots so far due to fitment issues, and that's entirely on me. Some of these plates are quite heavy to hold with one hand and tack with the other. I bought one of those handy welding magnets, and it's been useful on more than a few pieces. There's some spots it just can't be used though.
Tomorrow I'll finish the welding, and make sure the inside of the bumper that won't be accessible once the last piece is welded on gets a good coating of paint to protect from any rust in the future.
I need to do the swing arm as well. I'm a bit nervous as far as getting everything lined up, but there's a good amount of room for adjustment. I will be meticulous and take my time, it usually serves me well.
All in all, it's been a really fun experience and I'm getting a sweet bumper out of it. With the group buy price, it's almost $2,000 less than going with a CBI. I'll be posting pics once I'm all finished!
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Ive never used the radio because i have an aftermarket bluetooth adapter. Its left on AUX and I just use the steering wheel controls. I wanted a screen for the radio but couldn't justify 500-800 for a Double Din with Apple Play. I wanted the abilities to use my offline terrain maps as i Use the 4runner for hunting and going out to places with no signal. My solution was purchasing a Used Ipad Mini 3 with cellular capability for $175 and custom making a solid mount. I looked at every option for Ipad mounting and none of them seemed good to me. The vent/CD/ Magnet options were all too unstable for when I go offroad. The Ram mounts and window mounts were solid but took up passenger room or window space. This was my solution. You do have to permanently alter the center trim piece but I keep vehicles until 250k+ so this wont change the value at that point. I am beyond pleased with the outcome. The Ipad is removable and the USB is hard wired to the factory fuses. So now I have a complete Navigation/ Music setup as well as an Ipad I can take when I get to my Destination. Let me know if this interests anyone and Il try to list the parts used. This this is SOLID and does not budge.
Put the Rad Rubber splash guards on. Spent more time pulling the old push tabs out than I did installing. My previous guards were completely gone. View attachment 336784
Installed the OME lift yesterday
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Tires getting mounted on Tuesday!!
Got my new tires mounted today LT265/70/R18 Falken Wildpeak AT3Ws
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