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Here are a few pics of the bumper / winch install. https://imgur.com/a/zRpYsHw

Yeah that's not a bad idea to get under it. I have to Fluid Film this weekend anyway so good timing 👍

Not sure if this helps as a base point of reference, but factory wheels are: Wheel Dimensions: 18" x 7.5" (sans the premium 19") Offset: +25mm (Offset is same for either 18" or 19" wheels) Bolt Pattern: 6x139.7mm (6x5.5 inches) Center Bore...

Just a heads up if you encounter any issues with senors not working: If I remember correctly there is a specific orientation (clocked) position for the parking sensors. My bumpers had a small "key" cut with the round hole for the parking sensor...

Thanks for the great info all. I got the bumper and winch installed today. The bumper was a bit of a chore. Took me and a buddy most of the day to get it done. Then I spent another hour or so wiring up the light bar and the winch. Not the...

Yeah, but "red" recovery hooks poking out the front look sooo sexy! :D

The factory front recovery points are fine. I have never heard of one failing that wasn't rusted badly.

Considering the short block would probably need to be shipped either from Australia or Japan to Europe that would be a very pricey option although I like that solution the most since the engine was already rebored once so I don't like the idea of...

A possible long term fix may be to address its two primary failure modes: mechanical piston fatigue and thermal over-fueling. The single best long-term solution is to rebuild or replace the engine using ceramic-coated, updated-design pistons...

Highly recommend an awning if you will be spending a lot of time at the beach. Makes for a much more comfortable visit on a hot and sunny day.

Thank you for the recommendations. I have nearly everything mentioned in the Roam box on the roof rack. I do have some traction boards up there as well. I don’t think they are maxtrax brand though. I also have a hitch mounted recovery point...

So far, looks very good AND capable! A couple of things you may consider adding for beach camping: MaxTrax traction boards Recovery hooks on the both front and rear. Maybe a receiver with a D-ring for the rear and for the front something like...

Hello all. I'm a new GX460 owner. Picked up this 2019 earlier in the year as a project. I've done a few things to it so far. It has a Dobinson's lift, Method bead grip wheels, Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT tires, Garmin power switch, KC...

So bullet proof and bucket proof

I lost track of the post about the transmission cooler parts, so decided to post this here, too. Light green are the ones I confirmed you can buy direct from Toyota and save a pretty good amount of $$.

My driveway is long and steep, the rear door sucks LOL. Gravity is a real thing, and that door is heavy. I also tow a Polaris Ranger often and the door with a trailer tongue, and often a dog crate, is a real PITA. Almost 3 years with it and that...

The OEM part number for the Lexus GX460 engine cooling fan clutch nut is 90178-A0024. This is the standard flanged flange nut used by Toyota/Lexus to secure components along the cooling fan and pulley configuration for the 4.6L V8 engine.

I lost one nut holding on the fan clutch after a radiator replacement. Can’t seem to find a part # for the nuts. Does anyone have a detailed schematic that identifies them?

It it's a 14 mm wrench, it's a M10x.1.25 thread; if it's a 12 mm wrench, it's a M8x1.25 thread; and if it's a 10 mm wrench, it's a M6x1.00 thread. As mentioned above any hardware store will have nuts/bolts of these thread patterns for sale...

I installed the oups 800w charger, only because i already had the mega 1. the wifi function has never worked but here are sone pic's. it works and keeps the battery charged. next i want to get a roof 150w panel to keep it going when stopped for a...

About to tackle this once I get parts ordered. I might also just down the Lexus and tackle the valve covers, cam towers, timing cover, water pump, and anything else I can do while I’m in there. Was going to order today, but Black Friday is around...

Same here I just passed 8000 miles since I added the AT205 with zero issues since. I also just got back from a 8 day 2000 miles road trip I was in eastern TN the Smokey Mountians with 5 people and luggage in the truck. We crossed the mountians...

Update from me - 4000 miles and no codes, no odd behavior. Doing a drain and fill and completing the transmission cooler installation (factory) this week, then keeping on keeping on. I also pinned the thermostat a few weeks ago.

For firewood or anything laying across the trail (sans rock, dirt), I have this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PBYZ686?tag=ihco-20 with 100 ft of heavy AWG extension cord.

We are very invested in M18 tools at our place. Leaf blower, spot/flood light, vacuum, along with numerous wood snd metal working tools. Once you get good cordless tools (Milwaukee, Makita, or DeWalt as a 3rd) it's hard to go back. I do still...