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Rotors are from a 200 series Landcruiser
Calipers are 5th gen 4runner
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Calipers are 5th gen 4runner
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Then came some chop time!
Radius snorkel
This is the long version, originally on the old rig that was installed after the arb style. So the long covers most of the holes. I would use the short on a fresh install
Simon made an adapter to use the oem filter housing. I love that's it's already a cyclone system and ejects dirt.
Chopping some breathing room into the shell
Seams are taped with ac ducting tape.
Radius snorkel
This is the long version, originally on the old rig that was installed after the arb style. So the long covers most of the holes. I would use the short on a fresh install
Simon made an adapter to use the oem filter housing. I love that's it's already a cyclone system and ejects dirt.
Chopping some breathing room into the shell
Seams are taped with ac ducting tape.
That game of beer darts was getting rowdy!
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Its a good time for sure, Morgan throws missles
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Added some nut huggers from @Delta VS
So I can worry less about them.
Glad these are available again
Fixed the torn holes in the splash guards with a grommet kit. Thanks for the idea Simon.
Got lazy and ordered a celsior steering wheel from Japan on ebay. It's Japan's version of a LS400 i think it's pretty cool. Matches my celsior visors. Color is not a perfect match.
I needed some speaker rings to space out the speakers a little to clear the window.
So I can worry less about them.
Glad these are available again
Fixed the torn holes in the splash guards with a grommet kit. Thanks for the idea Simon.
Got lazy and ordered a celsior steering wheel from Japan on ebay. It's Japan's version of a LS400 i think it's pretty cool. Matches my celsior visors. Color is not a perfect match.
I needed some speaker rings to space out the speakers a little to clear the window.
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Removed the rear heater assembly.
It was already blocked off in the front. So I just needed to pull the unit and save a little weight.
Block off plates make this easy, available from @Delta VS
The scheelman seats also meant that I didn't need to take the seat out.
I laser engraved the drive flange nuts
With the torque specs.
its in Nm because its shorter then ft lbs.
These looked nicer on fresh nuts
It was already blocked off in the front. So I just needed to pull the unit and save a little weight.
Block off plates make this easy, available from @Delta VS
The scheelman seats also meant that I didn't need to take the seat out.
I laser engraved the drive flange nuts
With the torque specs.
its in Nm because its shorter then ft lbs.
These looked nicer on fresh nuts
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Then a fist real trip was the Rubicon
Soup bowl .
I gave it a good try and didn't get it.
I think i needed to hit it harder, but i wanna crawl it.
Smashed a rear brake line at the dam
Terrible place for it really.
Wes on a good line.
Soup bowl .
I gave it a good try and didn't get it.
I think i needed to hit it harder, but i wanna crawl it.
Smashed a rear brake line at the dam
Terrible place for it really.
Wes on a good line.
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Lee after smashing that line I have it routed up and round out of harms way as seen in the picture. I also made a skid for the emergency brake cable after smashing the cable a few times.
About the soup bowl IMO it's all about the line not hitting it harder. I crawled it both times I tried it.
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One day I'll get soup bowl!
I do plan on moving the brake line.. I have another fix for the ebrake cable.
Do share
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In timeDo share
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Cables in the sunroof were not working anymore.
So i pulled it out
This is about 45lbs..
Replaced with a peice of acrylic as a plug.
I am still looking for the best way to seal it.
This gasket didn't work great.
Its now much quieter down the freeway. I added a solar panel above and removed alot of the suction at high speed.
So i pulled it out
This is about 45lbs..
Replaced with a peice of acrylic as a plug.
I am still looking for the best way to seal it.
This gasket didn't work great.
Its now much quieter down the freeway. I added a solar panel above and removed alot of the suction at high speed.
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Then I added the rear view mirror mount from @Delta VS to mount the fancy camera mirror to. Definitely helps with visibility.
Also cleaned up the ram mount and made a big for installing. Holes need to go through the liner to access existing threads in the body. Pretty sure this works on the older chassis too. Sent one out for testing.
This is where I have my ham radio, it has a speaker in the face.. which is nice
Also cleaned up the ram mount and made a big for installing. Holes need to go through the liner to access existing threads in the body. Pretty sure this works on the older chassis too. Sent one out for testing.
This is where I have my ham radio, it has a speaker in the face.. which is nice
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Mounted a Ram ball in the seat belt threads. Had to have a special part made. With that I added the @Delta VS phone charger. I need a place to have my phone at camp also charge while I sleep in the back.
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Also filled in the qpm with electronic and second battery
Ram mount for seat belt thread
Ram mount for seat belt thread. This mounts into the seatbelt mount to make this space usable for those who have removed the rear seats. Should work in any vehicle. The cover plate may not fit well if not a Landcruiser, we can make adjustments.
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Also filled in the qpm with electronic and second battery
Your setup looks great. Which mirror camera did you go with? I’d love to see better when backing !
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This one is
Its pretty nice having a rear view
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Installed a replacement panel cover for the rear. Works the same as oem just cooler.
Trying a lipo starter battery 40 ah..
Also put in this solar panel that nests perfectly into the @Delta VS roof rack this will keep the battery topped off while i run the fridge all day and night.
Finally got these bad boys made
Rear e locker plug gaurd, mine has been broken while out rock crawling. No more.
Trying a lipo starter battery 40 ah..
Also put in this solar panel that nests perfectly into the @Delta VS roof rack this will keep the battery topped off while i run the fridge all day and night.
Finally got these bad boys made
Rear e locker plug gaurd, mine has been broken while out rock crawling. No more.
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Couple of pictures of the prototype installed.
