dogdaysindurham

Not to concerned with the warranty. Its been in 4 times for a vibrating jack and they forgot to center my steering wheel after an alignment. I have a receipt for 0-20 from a previous oil change where the vehicle still vibrated. I would no...

Many have asked if I will make a rear bumper that matches the design and high clearance of my 80 series Cruisin bumper. Started the bumper this morning and hope to have a finished product soon. Rear crossmember does not need to be removed, but...

Renaissance Auto Care In Cary did a great job with my 2000 LC timing belt job. They were cool with me bringing a Aisin kit from @cruiseroutfit and a OEM thermostat. Finished the job in an afternoon and for a decent price. I sent a buddy of mine...

Exhaust is sounding better after a break-in period of varied driving. Drone is worst at 1800/rpm. Sounds awesome at WOT!

Update: installed the Revel Medallion exhaust on my 100 series. Worst part was removing the 25 year old rusted hardware from the exhaust flanges. Had to bust them off and of course the bolt extractor set I bought at harbor freight skipped the...

yes. we sell a cross bar kit to add extrusion cross bars across the top of your OEM rails. Can be done in any length, I think that's what you're after? Our wing brackets are a direct bolt-up, here's a pic:

There is a drone at around 2k rpm as it doesn’t have the second muffler like OEM which is tolerable. The build quality and welds are excellent.

I recommend the CSF all aluminum radiator

That is an interesting idea. I have only seen the rear window side molle panel kits (Ohana Rig Supply?) that work with OEM rack but not a drop in replacements for the factory crossbars...

Is anyone aware of a crossbar kit that utilizes existing OEM roof rails, like this one from LFD Offroad? Ruggedized Crossbar Kit - 4th Gen 4Runner -...

27mm is 90% stiffer than a 23mm AHC bar and 60% stiffer than a 24mm non AHC bar.

Picked up a gen 3.0 for $1000 all said and done. Going washie-washie on the mildew, mold, insects etc

Probably the most relaxing and rewarding job on the 100 so far. Would recommend anyone else that has a leaking heater core to take it on.

Finished my first ever Timing belt/WP service, replaced every tensioner, pully, fan bracket, radiator and most of the water hose. A BIG thank you to all you mudders who have detailed the process so well that even I got the courage to do it.

New cats and an ASFIR transmission skid this week after the cats were stolen…

Plastic gets old. Keep an eye on your plastic or it will do serious damage…. These are old fücking trucks….

With 2 LCs in the garage and 2 in the driveway, it was getting a little crowded. If I had a pole barn, I would have kept it. It would have been nice to take it past 500k

After 10,853 miles, 3 cracks in my windshield and two oil changes ,I just got back from my Alaska/Arctic circle trip that I took w/ my teenage daughter. These LC are a true testament to great engineering, I had zero issues on my trip. The trip...

So I’ve been putting off fixing my exhaust for over a year now. I’ve been running a flow master 40 series custom set up for like 7ish years, and the tail pipe had rusted completely off a while back and I was essentially just running the flow...

Used it to escape July 4 fireworks for the dog...who wouldn't stay in the picture. Not pictured: the 3" gash in the sidewall up front. :bang:

Cleaned up the engine bay.

Yesterday, I installed rear calipers, rotors, and pads. I also installed a new spare tire pulley as my original was chewed up from breaking the stupid factory wheel lock off of it

Last week I installed my Ohana Rig Supply Dash Panel and Hidden Panel.

3d printed a sleeve for my swing arm latch so that it can accept standard bike grips. The longer length of this makes things so much easier and prevents me from slamming my hands into the locking pin.

Built a loom for the TCC bumper lights. Spliced into the taillight instead of the trailer wiring. Now to repeat on the other side. Wiring is a lot more enjoyable when you have a tailgate to work on, not at a weird angle and have the right tools...