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Dont lie, you did that so you could admire your mop while working on the truck?
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Nooooooooooo
. Doesn't everybody polish their skiplates?
. Doesn't everybody polish their skiplates?
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UmmmmmNooooooooooo
It is a sweet mop!
Man. I feel screwed. Mine aren't billet
They're special. You have sandbag buying them for 3 years and eventually they will change lol
Can you put mine on?
Dude! Its three 10mm bolts and done and your done.
I know, I’m pathetic. So, can you do it?
Well I'm an alcoholic so guess I'll do it for a sixer lol
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Excellent!
My drivers side inner CV boot blew out and slung grease everywhere. I talked to the dealer and it should be fixed tomorrow under warranty. If they give me any business because of the lift or gears I'll just install the SDHQ upgrade boots so win win ?
Wow. That's an awesome dealer
They've always treated me well. They always have a few of the dealer lifted tacos/ 4runners so I think they are pretty mod friendly.
The boot rubber is still very supple so I dont think CV angle is an issue. The tear is right where the boot clamp is placed, it's seems like the clamp was too tight causing the boot damage. Hard to explain but the boot is pinched in near the clamp.
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Not how I wanted to spend a 108 degree June day ? dealer wouldn't do it. Interesting story actually...If I had more miles on the truck and was under my extended warranty instead of the toyota 60k powertrain warranty they would've replaced it. I can tell the whole story later but dont have the energy for it.....
Tiny hole big headache
The joints were still in like new condition. No obvious abnormalities or wear.
All rebuilt with the SDHQ boots. The quality and feel of the race style boots definitely surpasses the OEM boots.
With that, the front diff oil was also changed. The nitro gears are holding nicely. The royal purple oil I drained out was still purple and no fragmentation on the drainplug.
Tiny hole big headache
The joints were still in like new condition. No obvious abnormalities or wear.
All rebuilt with the SDHQ boots. The quality and feel of the race style boots definitely surpasses the OEM boots.
With that, the front diff oil was also changed. The nitro gears are holding nicely. The royal purple oil I drained out was still purple and no fragmentation on the drainplug.
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I got the the RCI rear bumper installed. Looks really good and the hidden hitch adds more clearance!
BAMF CMC plates!
I'll hopefully get around to 17" wheels and bigger tires some time after I recieve the SSO high clearance kit for the front bumper. That way I can make coil over adjustments, CMC and alignment in one motion.
I'll hopefully get around to 17" wheels and bigger tires some time after I recieve the SSO high clearance kit for the front bumper. That way I can make coil over adjustments, CMC and alignment in one motion.
Banger!
Cool pics, thanks for sharing
Buying stupid shit I don't need 
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Nice!! I also buys lots of stupid shit I dont need
It's the most fun kind of shit to buy!!!
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Yup. Last week I had to buy a new ac unit for the house. That isnt fun shit to buy. Really cramping my style
Those things are not cheap either. AC is more important than running water in this City!
Made some room for skinny 35s. I chopped the cab mounts back to the big hole and completely flattened the pinch weld. Finished it up with a heavy coat of rubberized under coating and black spray paint.
I'm tempted to just have the new tires mounted but still holding out for the bumper.
I'm tempted to just have the new tires mounted but still holding out for the bumper.
Great pics, ty for sharing
I went ahead and had the tires mounted up. They look BIG compared to the previous setup. I like it! So far so good as far as fitment. No frame, UCA, or other rubbing. I did have to trim and hammer a small piece off the bottom of the fender flare that I missed before.
Suprisingly to me these tires balanced very well and the ride id very smooth and quite for an offroad tire. (I'll update because even Super Swampers ride pretty good when they are brand new).
Suprisingly to me these tires balanced very well and the ride id very smooth and quite for an offroad tire. (I'll update because even Super Swampers ride pretty good when they are brand new).
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looks so good dude! Good hangin out with you yesterday.