caz
Keystone Cruisers
A buddy has that sticker. I don't get it...
What Did You Do With Your 120 Today? (12 Viewers)
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caz
Keystone Cruisers
So if I put one on my truck, like 50 people in the country will get it?
@Ramathorn15 A buddy with a Lexus LX450 got it for me so probably bought it from you?
Trimmed bumpers Front & Rear
@Bluetribal was the purpose of trimming the bumpers to achieve better clearance? Improve departure angles? Just curious.
I'm thinking of just removing the rear mud flaps for now.
I'm thinking of just removing the rear mud flaps for now.
Yes for clearance, the corners were all messed up from rocks. And my upcoming Moab trip was the final push.
Plus I had to remove the rear mud flaps for the exhaust relocation.
Plus I had to remove the rear mud flaps for the exhaust relocation.
NICE!
I've thought that exact line for trimming the front and hadn't seen it done yet. Props man, looks good! Nice on rear too.
BTW, you're arriving at the end of a half marathon race weekend.
This weekend is a skinny tire road race and I think a 'winter thaw' Mt. Bike feat/thing....
And so the season is underway!
@Bluetribal can you show the exhaust side trimming? I saw how you routed and trimmed previously but I'm curious how you've further refined that now.
*EDIT* Also a profile. That looks good. Is front basically horizontal? I'd like to see how that line matches or parallels the bottom of door lip. Plus the rear looks like a good departure, or a good improvement from flap roll-off .
practical!
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@DRANGED
I basically just followed this line back behind the mud flap piece.
And I continued the line down to the corner just below the reflectors on the back.
There wasn’t much sense to cut too high in back because I run a stock hitch.
I also got some photos of what I did with the inner wheel well plastic since no one seems to provide that pic.
Passenger Side
Driver side
I basically just followed this line back behind the mud flap piece.
And I continued the line down to the corner just below the reflectors on the back.
There wasn’t much sense to cut too high in back because I run a stock hitch.
I also got some photos of what I did with the inner wheel well plastic since no one seems to provide that pic.
Passenger Side
Driver side
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tampacruiser95
Upgrades are coming.
The angle of picture is deceptive, there is tons of room between a shackle and the tire.
I did the same thing and I agree, not that loud.
That is some super quick turn around! I am loving the attention the GX is getting in the aftermarket, hopefully the demand increases.
On another note, I chopped the rear of the exhaust off and installed the other tow point. Contrary to what others have stated, there was a volume increase upon losing the rear resonator, but at speed it is hardly noticeable. The exhaust does sound mean in the garage now.
tampacruiser95
Upgrades are coming.
Removed the factory roof rack. Like the cleaner look a lot better.
caz
Keystone Cruisers
Does that mean you have decided to keep it?
tampacruiser95
Upgrades are coming.
Today... installed new hood struts and greased my driveshaft in an effort to fix the CLUNK.
Clunk is now gone during acceleration from a stop! And it has reduced by 50 percent during braking to a stop. Did I miss something on this? This was my first experience greasing a driveshaft...
Clunk is now gone during acceleration from a stop! And it has reduced by 50 percent during braking to a stop. Did I miss something on this? This was my first experience greasing a driveshaft...
Greasing the driveshaft is a short term fix
Looks like you have some sort of trim/from finisher where you cut-or are my eyes deceiving me. I’m thinking about trimming the boards on my 570 and was wondering what I could cover the imperfections/rough edges with.
@tbisaacs
Here is what I used from O’Reilly Auto Parts and one pack of 18’ door trim will be enough for both front and rear bumpers and I would assume both L & R Steps
This stuff is kind of a pain to install, best trick I found was to fold it backwards just before pushing it on. And don't expect to slide it once it's on because it has some sticky stuff inside to help keep it on.
Here is what I used from O’Reilly Auto Parts and one pack of 18’ door trim will be enough for both front and rear bumpers and I would assume both L & R Steps
This stuff is kind of a pain to install, best trick I found was to fold it backwards just before pushing it on. And don't expect to slide it once it's on because it has some sticky stuff inside to help keep it on.
Boom thanks!
