What did you do with your 4runner today?

Finished mounting my custom carbon fiber snorkel (3 weeks of sanding and fabricating lol)

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Damn that is nice!!
 
I decided I wanted to gain a few Foot Pounds of Torque, as well as gain a few xtra Miles Per Gallon
By
Installing TRD decals
I saw someone’s build thread on this site that did it and I liked it, thanks for the inspiration.
 

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Link? And have you dyno it yet??
Got the decals via Amazon InCreation was the seller. $25 for the pair

INCreation Company Fits Tundra Tacoma Truck Body Side Bed Decal, x2 Matte Black Vinyl Stickers TRD Off Road 4x4 Mountains, Custom auto Graphics, Racing Development Design Amazon.com: INCreation Company Fits Tundra Tacoma Truck Body Side Bed Decal, x2 Matte Black Vinyl Stickers TRD Off Road 4x4 Mountains, Custom auto Graphics, Racing Development Design : Automotive

Got the ones with the mountains above but I thought that looked busy so I cut that off before installing.

No Dino yet. But it’s a strong running V8.
 

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Went to work and took home a load of unwanted wood panels.

Thanks to the 4R. I wouldn't have been able to do it if that was my old Sonata.
 
190,000

Went and did a little exploring around the mountains & lakes of Central Oregon, and while out turned the odo over 190,000.
Still looking and running great.
 

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[MENTION=533196]GBagwell[/MENTION], does your Limited have the larger 338mm front brake rotors like Sport Editions do, and do you run wheel spacers? I'm considering those wheels but have seen conflicting information about whether they fit SE's with the larger rotor. I have SpiderTrax spacers and am trying to sort out once and for all whether those wheels will work on my '07 Sport. TIA.
 
[MENTION=533196]GBagwell[/MENTION], does your Limited have the larger 338mm front brake rotors like Sport Editions do, and do you run wheel spacers? I'm considering those wheels but have seen conflicting information about whether they fit SE's with the larger rotor. I have SpiderTrax spacers and am trying to sort out once and for all whether those wheels will work on my '07 Sport. TIA.

[MENTION=114846]Bluesky 07[/MENTION] No my 03 Limited does not run the larger rotors. I just replaced the rotors for the first time last year and had to research that. And I’m not running the spacers. But I do like the look of the wheels, and I’m a fan of the OEM construction and strength of them.
Didn’t hurt that I got them at a great price from a local tire dealer
. They were trade-ins when someone else recently upgraded there new vehicle.
 

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Old lady clipped my 2003 limited with the steel bumper on her son's Nissan frontier as she was pulling into the parking stall next to us. Thankfully she left a note.. Should hopefully have some insurance money coming our way soon.
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Made a cargo liner out of 40mm plastic that I got from my boss. This material is from a series of layers (14) that line the hazardous waste landfill where I work. I wanted something light, durable, easy to clean and remove but also covers the cargo area and seat backs when they’re laid down. I also made a couple pieces (not shown) the protect the sides of the wheel wells.
 

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Finally took the time to install the Blais Bros Taco diff breather kit courtesy of [MENTION=109843]montijo505[/MENTION]. Kit has everything you need and takes maybe 10 minutes to install. Thanks man!

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Took the 4Runner out for a wet camping trip.
Now working to get P0986& P0771 codes fixed.
The trans electrical plug is shot.
 

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Finally took the time to install the Blais Bros Taco diff breather kit courtesy of [MENTION=109843]montijo505[/MENTION]. Kit has everything you need and takes maybe 10 minutes to install. Thanks man!

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Glad you got it installed, now just need to install mine lol


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Swapped out the rear window seal. Had no idea it was supposed to have two wipers on there… hoping this was the cause of moisture getting in and not something else

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If you wanna go a step further, removing the interior panel and peeking inside the tailgate for any old trim seal that might've broken off might prove worthwhile. I had that happen with mine and while they didn't block the drain holes located on both side and center, it was glad to have it cleaned out and know it drains better. Plus you can check out the situation of everything else inside
 

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