My kid got in there and pulled about $1 worth of change out. Also found 2 pearls and a diamond stud!
What have you done to your 100 Series this week? (52 Viewers)
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Completed my Redarc TowPro install. Pretty proud of the OEM switch look.
I also think I finally hit bedrock in what I'm going to take apart for cleaning. Next up is vacuum and shampoo!
I also think I finally hit bedrock in what I'm going to take apart for cleaning. Next up is vacuum and shampoo!
@TRAIL TAILOR Front diff drop installed. Best part is I didn't have to alter my ASFIR skid plate in any way. Used the Trail Tailor bolts supplied with the kit for the skid plate. Did not use the skid plate spacers.
aging fleet
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Such a good size for the stock 16" wheel, you can always add a 1" spacer if you want a bit less offset.
It looks like you are ready to have some fun off-roading or whatever you want to do. I did exactly the same thing with my TT drop diff and Asfir. No spacers. No regrets.
My skid plate takes a serious beating over rocks. Depending on how hard you are planning to wheel, the TT creeper skid works well.
I understand Jason just made up a few creeper skids for the 100 series. @TRAIL TAILOR
I know I need it for the occasional rock crawling I do. Not in the budget at the moment, but definitely on my future mods list. The mods never end haha.
A few weeks ago, I did a driveway 5 tire rotation before departing for a short trip. The Cooper MTP tires have roughly 8,000 miles on them so I took them to Discount Tire for their first balance. DT did a good road-force balancing job. Driving on the interstate is smoother now. It tracks in a straight line. Hopefully, the next 6 to 8 thousand miles will be as good as the first.
Why I Traded My 190,000-Mile E39 BMW M5 for a 190,000-Mile Lexus LX470
On a value basis, it probably isn't my best deal. But on a quality of life basis, it's a hall-of-famer.
Why I Traded My 190,000-Mile E39 BMW M5 for a 190,000-Mile Lexus LX470
On a value basis, it probably isn't my best deal. But on a quality of life basis, it's a hall-of-famer.www.roadandtrack.com
Before and after pics..trialling a mates wheelset with a different offset and while i love the look of the new wheels and tyres, they do stick out quite a lot meaning i will need flares, which i really wanted to avoid. But if i like them enough i guess i will go down that route. For legality reasons and also to avoid throwing stones up into the paintwork
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I installed my new Ironman 4X4 classic bumper, Warn Evo winch and SDHQ battery connections. I've owned my LC for close to a decade and these are the first major mods I've done for quite a while. The desire to get outside more his re-kindled my interest in the LC, and the members of the forum are an amazing resource for knowledge and insights. Thanks!
Those front seat lifters, which product are those on their site ? link would be nice. This would solve my low seat height !
We’ll I’m getting fast at hub work. After replacing RF steering knuckle and bearings I decided to replace the RF bearings with koyo/Toyota, assuming they were Timkens like I found on the left.
Got it apart and noticed that bearings have spun previously on this spindle too (it actually looks worse than the left one!)….did not notice this when I repacked them a month ago. So I buttoned everything back up and ordered another knuckle.
Makes it feel like less of a wallet blow to order the two knuckles separately, so I guess that’s the silver lining…..
Got it apart and noticed that bearings have spun previously on this spindle too (it actually looks worse than the left one!)….did not notice this when I repacked them a month ago. So I buttoned everything back up and ordered another knuckle.
Makes it feel like less of a wallet blow to order the two knuckles separately, so I guess that’s the silver lining…..
Wrapped up the latest weekend project. May never be completely “done” though.
Thanks for sharing. Definitely, something to keep an eye on.
Anderson Powerpole day. Wired up my Redarc BCDC to connect my Overland Solar Bugout 130 solar panel.
And cut into our new National Luna NL 50 fridge DC cord to put on a Powepole to connect to the dedicated fridge wiring that runs from the aux fuse panel to the back.
And cut into our new National Luna NL 50 fridge DC cord to put on a Powepole to connect to the dedicated fridge wiring that runs from the aux fuse panel to the back.
Love my Bugout 130! Curious if the BCDC gives you any read out on solar production?
Nitro Gear UCA this weekend. Hemming and hawing over front wheel bears, lower ball joints, etc. I don’t really want to have it aligned twice, but I can’t drive it as is for long. Guess I have some homework to do (front end study) while I wait for the transit company to figure out where my place of employment is to deliver my front bumper kit.
