baby steps

[busmup808]

JDM seats with aftermarket headrest monitors?

U r nutz if I'm going to take it off. My son would throw a fit. He's my baby and he's my boss. Besides, I didn't have it on when installation and he asked me where is his tv.

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[S.CarolinaFZJ80]

U r nutz if I'm going to take it off. My son would throw a fit. He's my baby and he's my boss. Besides, I didn't have it on when installation and he asked me where is his tv.

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Huh, I was just asking if they were JDM seats and aftermarket monitors. I think they look like good seats. I wouldn't mind getting some monitors for my son to watch too.
Mahalo

 

[busmup808]

Yes they are JDM seats and aftermarket dvd player for my 3yr old. I plan on making the cover plush to match the seats. Lol my mom is a seamstress. Shhhhh, don't say nothing.

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[S.CarolinaFZJ80]

Nice. That will look sweet with the rear seats matching.

 

[busmup808]

Nice. That will look sweet with the rear seats matching.

Your wish is my command!

I see people spending $200-$250 on JDM 2nd row seat recliners. I can't see myself spending so much on something that I can make myself. So awhile back, I read somebody that made his own. That person did a great job, but he used bolts to hold it together. I upped that and welded mines to assure that it wasn't going to break.

Reason for doing this mod is because my sons car seat doesn't glove the chair and when he sleeps I can recline the seat so he can sleep comfortable.

Wanna say Mahalos to Mike(swapping the rear seats with me), Nick(letting me use his welder), & Kyle(for welding it up).

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[busmup808]

I just did alot of maintenance on my truck this past weekend. The main job was the oil pan gasket. First, let me tell you it was a bitch just to get it off the block. My friend that's a mechanic from Toyota said to use heat to pry it off. Well, that would of worked if there wasn't oil on the lip of the block. I didn't want to deal with a fire. Long story short, it took me 1.5 hrs to take it apart. Took me a total of 5 hrs to clean, assembled, and double check everything in the front. Just made sure all the bushings and suspension parts were still in tack.

I also upgraded my front swaybar from my 94. Slee was actually the man that gave me the idea when i was ordering the swaybar extension and other parts. Slee said the newer bar is stronger and better than the 91/92 swaybar. The 91/92 has only 2 bolts holding each side, while the 93/97 has 4 bolts holding each side. So i drilled 2 more holes on each side. Swaybar is much thicker and heavier than the original one. My arms are shot from working on my creeper with my arms up for 5 hrs. Glad its done. Aloha

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[busmup808]

Just finished welding my winch plate. Wired it to the battery and connected to a OEM switch from a 4th gen runner for incab control. I was going to weld the plate to the ARB bumper, but undecided yet. I might go tube. Now my Lightforce XGTs don't fit. Sucks. I fit the winch between the lower bar at the tabs thinking I could fit the lights on, but negative. So I just cut it off

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[busmup808]

Oh here's the switch that I used for the incab winch controls. It's from a 4th gen runner.

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[veeLC]

It's funny when your from Hawaii and don't even bother looking for people, but your friends. When you make a transition to moving out of your comfort zone, you look every chance to see if there from our 'aina. Believe it or not, get choke locals ova hea. Choke functions and even get one hoo laulea. It's funny how we all come together when were from different islands. 1 big Ohana.

Rahjah dat...

 

[busmup808]

Installed this like a month ago but lovin every minute of it. Blue Seas fuse block and Edgestar 47 quart. Mahalos Mike!

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