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More pics
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Got some Corbeau Sport heated seats and painted the dash.
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A few more
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Had some time in the mountains with a few friends.
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Also went to a Toyota event in Malibu. Amazing weather and wife's first ride in Bacon Bits.
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Installed front and rear cameras which are amazingly useful. Once the side cameras get installed I will no longer have blind spots. But first I need to get the slider steps made to mount them to. Doggos smelling the bacon
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I am a little torn between White/Tan vs. Gray/White. For now I have comfy seats and A/C so I am happy. Planning on working more on the suspension and storage and see where it goes from there.
I love this build!
Any updates?
Any updates?
Did your local hose shop hae those bolt-ons for the drier and compressor ends?
I need to complete my AC set up.
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Built the driver side slider step using 2x6. Very chunky once I got it all together. A lot easier getting in and out.
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Rattle canned and lifted both tires off the ground to check for any movement.
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So they ended up cutting the ends off and made the tubing and soldered the ends back on. Been working great since.
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Silly dumpster trying to fit in
Looks beefy !
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Purchased the Rock Jock universal sway bars for the front and rear and started the long process of measure - cut - tack - cut - measure x 10. 80 series front tow rings fit perfectly around the tubing for the torsion rod.
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Mounted some new rubbers. 37" Yoko MT's. A lot quieter and lighter than the Toyos. However the Toyos definitely have a thicker side wall. Even at 5psi it wouldn't look deflated at all. I'm guessing since its not as heavy as your typical armored 80 would be.
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The front was definitely harder to get right since articulation and lock to lock turn radius had to be interference free.
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What is the thickness of the 2x6?
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Had a chance to test them out. I have to say this was one of those upgrades that I wish I did a long time ago. On road and off it was a huge difference in drivabilty. Especially going through winding roads in the mountains. It kept the body level and didn't feel like I was ready to tip over and go over the edge.
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