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Nice. My 40% delete should be here hopefully this week
Nice! I'm having some minor issues with fitment on the 40% back panel. The OEM back subwoofer panel is interfering, not sure if it was a change in design by Toyota, or what. I reached out the GG yesterday.
I'd recommend, if you are planning on removing the seat-belts, picking up a 7/16-20 set screw (or some RTV). The lap-belt retention bolt, goes through to the outside of the cab, so when removed, you now have a place for dust, moisture, etc. to enter the vehicle under the RSD platform.
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Hmm interesting. I’ll check that out when I’m doing the install. I have plenty of rtv and a bolt is an easy fit. I might even just leave the seat belt incase I need to put the seat back in. Thank for the heads up
nice color combo... just curious, how much clearance do you have on your back window?? Looks like you are living dangerously there
I have right about an inch between the tire the sliding glass. Here is a test fit pic with the front tie downs just sitting in place, not installed yet.
DavidLReid
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Love the idea...but you just made getting your traction boards out in a recovery scenario really challenging. Also with bed flex that tire is going to get really really close to that window! Build is looking great so far, love the new ideas
Thanks man, I have fun working on it. The tire is real easy to move in order to get to the boards. I also have a second mounting point on the Prinsu for the boards using some galvanized gate hinges. They can be run on the rack when for rides, I just don't like them on the rack full time. I also don't like the pins sticking straight up, so thats why the hinges worked for me. I will keep an eye on how close it gets to the back glass. I have a ride on July the 3rd, I plan to watch how it moves. The angle of the tire can be tweaked to provide more clearance. Also, will be monitoring how the strap holds up to the elements. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. Here is a link to the gate hinges install for the Prinsu incase you were curious. Thanks again.Love the idea...but you just made getting your traction boards out in a recovery scenario really challenging. Also with bed flex that tire is going to get really really close to that window! Build is looking great so far, love the new ideas
Maybe cover that set screw with some silicone to prevent corrosion?
Went adventuring for a week, in the U.P. of Michigan.
The UP is one my favorite places to explore! Checkout the XPDN2 trip we just did with Milestar Tires in the UP on youtube; 4 days, 19 rigs, 500+ off-road miles!
I ended up adding some protection to it, luckily, I live in a fairly dry climate.
Well, after a few hundred miles, I could hear air rushing into the cab at speed and could feel the higher temps in the RSD panels. I realized I missed some seatbelt holes. So last night I removed the RSD lower panels, found the two holes I missed, removed the two previous set screws I installed from below, soaked four set screws in some CRC 3-36, put a blob of RTV down the holes and installed the setscrews from the inside.
If all seat-belts are removed, there are FOUR holes that need filling. I missed two.
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Finished up running the air lines for the lockers and wiring/ install of the OEM style Toyota switches for the overhead console.
Original link: https://youtu.be/snhGjtQz0uQ
Anything cool?
It's all cool! LOL My local is gettin ammo back on the shelves...gettin some of those dirty black guns back in stock....22LR ammo back in stock at a decent price.....Glocks in stock......I was lovin' it!
Decals and fender chopping.
Patrickz
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Replaced front grill with a chrome billet grill. Son says it looks like a guys truck now... Also added a bug deflector and a MBRP muffler but did re-paint it with high heat bk color. And a month ago added a nice little tool box.
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Installed the Morimoto License Plate Lights and Morimoto XB Mirror Turn Signals.
Removed the MESO's.
Original link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJkynuSdCxE
Did some adjusting on the switch panel I 3D printed. Have to get new screws.
Want to find a better solution for switch illumination. The terminal block is sort of clunky. Maybe I'll make something like a single point terminal. Don't really want to do a 5 to 1 splice.
Ordered a new Driving Light switch because it was a different shape. Hope the new one will match.
Removed the MESO's.
Did some adjusting on the switch panel I 3D printed. Have to get new screws.
Want to find a better solution for switch illumination. The terminal block is sort of clunky. Maybe I'll make something like a single point terminal. Don't really want to do a 5 to 1 splice.
Ordered a new Driving Light switch because it was a different shape. Hope the new one will match.
My three legged companion was slipping on the door sill moulding and needed a bit of extra traction getting into her crate, so I added a bit of grip tape to the door sill moulding. We will see how the adhesive holds after the summer turns to winter. I had only planned on adding the tape to the drivers side, however, mistakes were made and I forgot to flip my pattern, so I ended up with a set for the passenger side...
Made a pattern with a lumber crayon.
Traced the pattern onto the back of the grip tape.
Cut the shape out of the grip tape, only to discover I forgot to invert it.... Cut out a second set...
Applied the grip tape to the sill moulding...
Popped the moulding back in, all done!
Made a pattern with a lumber crayon.
Traced the pattern onto the back of the grip tape.
Cut the shape out of the grip tape, only to discover I forgot to invert it.... Cut out a second set...
Applied the grip tape to the sill moulding...
Popped the moulding back in, all done!