What have you done to your 5th Gen 4Runner today?

Yup. My ugly garage door caused it. It scratched so bad because i was lifting heavy stuffs on and off.

 

It’s a vicious cycle, but a nice lawn is cool. I mow my front yard twice, to get the, golf course plaid thing going. I buy the generic cheap stuff, it’s probably all the same,IMO. Pfizer is a local company to me, employees lots of people in town, great company

 

Took the running boards off and washed it, yesterday

 

Looks beautiful. You're gonna love the Baja Boss. Have had them on a few months. They're fantastic.

 

Used to do our Good Friday trip. Break fast then to Green Dragon We're not cooking this year. The Grand daughter doesn't like ham, so we're going to the Yellow House for Easter Sunday meal. My wife went there last year W/her sister because I was in Fl. for mom's service. She liked so much said let's go there this year we can get ham Grand daughter can get Filet.

 

Drove the SR5P to work.....filled up with etro and drove home!

 

Yep vicious cycle for sure. I remember when Pfizer bought that Co. They had 2 Embrear's running a shuttle back & forth to Mi & Conn. for a short time.

 

Winged it on frame mounting some hi-intensity rock crawler lights. It worked out well. Had new drillbits.
I’ll test beam after dark.

 

If you do a lot of metal drilling get Boelube. I have both White & Pink. Use the pink the most, Really helps in the drilling & saves bits too. After you start drilling push how bit back into lube, repeat.https://www.yardstore.com/drilling-...elube/boelube-solid-lubricant-1-6-oz-70200-13

 

we should probably talk about what you think sushi is. LOL

 

Canadians are weird.

 

Mounted the C4 bumper... And took it back off. Need to tweak the vertical hood latch bracket that Magnuson provided (need to toss the garage and find the stock one). Need to fab mounts to hang the in flow intercooler hose under the radiator support (instead of in front). Next is relocation of the pump. Starting to understand why i couldn't find a reference for a C4 lo-pro with winch and SC.

 

Hah! More accurately, “food I bought at a restaurant with a Japanese name”

 

From Maine & do NOT eat Sea food/fish, That's bait for me! Love to fish, anything worth keeping give away! & as Far as the other part of this subject

 

Got my JL Stealthbox for my 4Runner today, ordered it from https://www.crutchfield.com/ took about a week to get it.
Waiting on my DSP to come in before powering it up, also need to run wire to my door speakers and Tweeters from the crossover.

 

Just some easy stuff today. Tire balance and alignment

 

shhhh, im working on it. Mums the word!!

 

285s always look so good on these. One day I’ll make the jump.

 

Update for anyone curious:

Not a dramatic change, less than putting the fronts on. I can tell the rear doesn’t dip as much stepping on it nor when cornering so it’s a welcome one nonetheless. Feels a touch more level rolling down the road.

My SO does not notice a difference however.

Not sure about handling yet but it’s probably a net benefit. I don’t regret it but I wouldn’t suggest anyone rush to go toss them on if they’re already satisfied with the stock rear shocks.

I’d replace them with the same if/when the time comes unless the factory ones are hella cheap.

However do note that one shock was definitely weeping, maybe not quite blown. Haven’t gotten off-road time yet.

 

yeah they do!

 

Nice! You got tons of travel! Are you still running sway bars?

 

Removed the front sway bar. Still have the rear.

 

Removed the rusty, crusty nerf bars. In doing so two of the bolts broke off and left half of them inside the bolt holes. Any suggestions on how to remove the rusted-in bolt ends?

 

A good set of extractors and patience and you will have them out in no time with no damage to the threads.

 

These work great.

 

Appreciate it!

 

completed rear lights

 

Fit 20 pounds of crap in a 5 pound bag. I would recommend not doing this with a C4 lo-pro (winch w/ supercharger). It all fits, but she's tight. It looks like the recessed fairlead takes up some much needed room (about 1"). Need to make the power connections and cut the bumper cover.

 

4 times... mounted the bumper 4 times getting everything to fit. All those leg days, deadlifting is paying off.

 

Like packing floats on a S76 or POS AW139!