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Man does that bumper look good!! got to love those Ironman4x4 bumpers!!Bumper on. Skids mounted (so beefy) and headlights polished. Also, made an “essential” trip to Home Depot. Those are 8’ 2x4s
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Bumper is an Ironman 4x4:
Premium Off Road Bumper Suited For 2008-11 Toyota 200 Series Land Cruiser / Lexus LX570
Ironman 4x4 America offers off-road parts, accessories, and equipment for the off-roading enthusiast. Check out our website for more information.ironman4x4america.com
Thanks for the kind words, y’all. More to come soon.
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Bumper is an Ironman 4x4:
Premium Off Road Bumper Suited For 2008-11 Toyota 200 Series Land Cruiser / Lexus LX570
Ironman 4x4 America offers off-road parts, accessories, and equipment for the off-roading enthusiast. Check out our website for more information.ironman4x4america.com
Thanks for the kind words, y’all. More to come soon.
Sorry I can't tell did you install Premium or Classic Ironman?
Looks fantastic by the way, about to pull a trigger.
One man job possible?
Those cuts look really clean. What tool did you use? I'll be installing Slee rock sliders on my LX 570 this week and need to make the same cuts.Removed lower door trim and chrome. Was just held on with double side tape, no holes. This seems to be model year dependent. Also added Land Cruiser door moldings to remove chrome and cut out the running boards (more cutting to come )
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Nice build. Curious what the AHC sensor extension brackets and new ‘normal’ setting do to your alignment, and in ‘H’ how it impacts your drivetrain angles?
Those cuts look really clean. What tool did you use? I'll be installing Slee rock sliders on my LX 570 this week and need to make the same cuts.
Very strong work! I would love to get together on the trail sometime to see this machine put in work. I am local to you (Marietta) and would also like to see those drawers in person as I have started a drawer build myself and think I would benefit from seeing yours, they look great!
smitty
Same here!I'm in for getting out there. Would love to see that beast in action. Nice work Prime!
Those cuts look really clean. What tool did you use?
I installed a set of Slee sliders on our LX570 a couple of weekends ago? What cuts are you making? Believe that @Prime bought the Land Cruiser rocker panels so no cutting is required to install the sliders. If you haven't done the install already I'm happy to give you some tips from my experience; parts of the install can be a real pain.
I am curious of the same thing. I pushed this idea off because of how adjusting sensors within factory parameters affected it, and thought more adjustment would mean even worse handling/turning radius. Even then, for me extra clearance with worse turning angles is still better than less clearance with better turning angles, but worse departure angles. My bike rack is barely getting stuck when I enter a ditch, on the way out.
OP, can you chime in on this? You don’t seem to have any issues which really makes me want to revisit this idea. I would do it with 33s still so I don’t need to regear, but extra clearance to help clear my bike rack would be great! Did you have to add more fluid to the system since you are raising it past factory parameters? I would love to see a post just on this part! It would be very much appreciated.
And I am absolutely in love with the build by the way.
Very strong work! I would love to get together on the trail sometime to see this machine put in work. I am local to you (Marietta) and would also like to see those drawers in person as I have started a drawer build myself and think I would benefit from seeing yours, they look great!
smitty
I'm in for getting out there. Would love to see that beast in action. Nice work Prime!
Same here!