No 70 series stuff. I'm actually at the point where I can no longer keep up with demand. I will probably not be developing any more products accept the last couple I already committed to. I will also start removing products that are not top sellers to help simplify things. I need to start cutting back. Can't keep this up and work full time with 3 kids. I need to find a balance and right now I'm WAY out of balance on my free time and time with family. The 4runner guys have already been cut down to two cup holder options and the 80 series cup holder line will be down to 2-3 options within the year. It's just too difficult to keep all of these options in stock at all times. Some day things may slow down and I will be able to get back into new products and bringing back all products but that just isn't the situation I'm in now.Do you have 70 series and other such odd to us gringos sorts of LandCruisers? You may need them if people from CA and SA start hitting on you. They have all the good options in various choices we never had a chance to try.
Cup holders
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Couldn't disagree more with recommending @musthave.
I'm still waiting on a cupholder after 7 months, with a whole lot of BS communication and.
Good God, at 7 months out, must be seeking the Holy Grail's original cup holders.
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nope not happening lol
Thats some good ole fashioned Southern Engineering.
Mine is a 4" pvc pipe with bottom glued, rat canned color to match. Fits all cup sizes, and the YETI sticker gives it a certain je ne sais quoi? Value, lots of value.
Mine is a 4" pvc pipe with bottom glued, rat canned color to match. Fits all cup sizes, and the YETI sticker gives it a certain je ne sais quoi? Value, lots of value.
Tuffy for the win...
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This looks good but I think I need to remove speaker and glove box there?
You can use the adhesive only IF you have the faux wood insert on your console. The adhesive will grab on perfectly. If the insert is missing then the adhesive wont make contact underneath. It will still make contact on the sides and some guys have glued a spacer under the cup holder to make up for the faux wood panel missing. A wooden ruler cut down to about 6" has been used numerous times. Some guys used the two screws on the side WITH the adhesive on the side and didn't bother with adhesive underneath and I have not heard of any issues with that approach. Install depends on what approach you prefer and how invasive you want to be. You have screws AND adhesive to pick the approach your most comfortable with.
Edit; If my response was confusing; just send me a PM/start a conversation with me and I can walk you through it with more details.
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Thanks, I guess I'll go with adhesive only option if I understood your post correctly.
I've all faux wood intact in car (if by faux wood you mean original wooden finish around dash and door trims)
Yes the OE wood inserts that go on the dash and doors. You don't need to use the screws if you have the wood trim. Just peel off all the backing and stick the cup holder on. Should be fine.
Instead of starting another cup holder thread I figured I would just add to this one. Apparently the Yeti coffee cup has become really popular and I get an email almost every day asking if my cup holders hold either the medium or large Yeti. The answer is yes to both. All of my 4Runner and 80 series cup holders hold both Yeti's with the inserts installed. It's a nice snug secure fit. When the inserts are removed then a Nalgene bottle will fit nice and snug. Here is a few pics of the front double with the large Yeti sitting in one side. The front double, front single, and rear double all use the same inserts. The square hole insert cup holder is a bit smaller diameter so the larger yeti doesn't fit all the way down into the hole. It wedges itself into the hole 1"-2" in. It can work but it's not a perfect fit and is REALLY snug. Just wanted to give a heads up on that.
Yeti + Red Bandana + Birkenstocks + Patagonia Coat + PBR + Surfboard bolted to Roof Rack of LC = Total Package, Dude!
I logged on to ih8mud this morning to look up something on gearing and stumbled on this thread and ended up buying three different kinds of cupholders for my Land Cruiser. Bhicks it looks like you have a really nice product. Look forward to getting it.