What Did You Do With Your 120 Today? (16 Viewers)
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is there a comprehensive list of ALL GXOR stuff?
I knoe about the limited rum rims (specs?) and the UCAs, and I thought you'd mentioned a LT slinky suspension... somewhere. is that dialed and finalized?
I can get some later, but once you remove the factory fog light housing you will see that you can just drill a hole and mount an aftermarket light. The bumper is sturdy enough and isn't flimsy in that location. I started this thread a while back which gave me the idea.
Aftermarket fogs on stock bumper
The factory fogs suck and I've spoiled myself with hid retrofits and aftermarket SAE compliant fog lights on my other vehicles. I remember seeing a photo of a GX470 with aftermarket cube lights fitted to the factory fog location, but I can't find it anymore. Has anyone else attempted this?
forum.ih8mud.com
Took my gx about 1000 miles to good old Daytona Beach Florida. If you are in the port orange area of Florida let me know!
Upgraded my headlamp bulbs with LEDs. Used SeaLight brand, did both low and hi-beams.
Install was very simple and straightforward. I elected to remove the battery for the drivers side bulbs.
They work well and are a definite improvement over my stock lamps.
A solid $80 upgrade.
Install was very simple and straightforward. I elected to remove the battery for the drivers side bulbs.
They work well and are a definite improvement over my stock lamps.
A solid $80 upgrade.
@CarolinaGX what were you measuring?
@HomersCanyonero I am measuring from the center of the hub to the wheel arch. I had to take my tires off because my floor jack wouldn't go high enough. The shocks I used are not meant for our trucks but rather a Jeep or Ford or something (Skyjacker N8059). The shocks are 28.8/16.27 with 12.53" of travel. This is just a test to see what options are out there in the length that I want.
Y'all with Gobi ladders.,
@BigTiger93 @HomersCanyonero
What's the clearance off the spoiler?
I suspect it won't work with the Rhino-rack platform?
@BigTiger93 @HomersCanyonero
What's the clearance off the spoiler?
I suspect it won't work with the Rhino-rack platform?
Not really. Treatyoak is selling the GXOR lift and recovery gear. I have links to all the vendors on gxor.org but there are limited runs like the wheels and trasharoos that we did through the group.is there a comprehensive list of ALL GXOR stuff?
I knoe about the limited rum rims (specs?) and the UCAs, and I thought you'd mentioned a LT slinky suspension... somewhere. is that dialed and finalized?
I don’t have a spoiler on mine, so not sure.
the Gobi ladder comes straight up about 2.75” from the lip of the door.
the Gobi ladder comes straight up about 2.75” from the lip of the door.
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Yeah If I had time
Looks like it'd work but do I lose the spoiler or is the Gobi spoiler compatible?
I’ve seen photos where the Gobi ladder is compatible with the GX470 spoiler. Both fit at the same time.
With spoiler. . . .
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Are you the sole keeper of that site and its invaluable database?
While the innovator and pioneer i recognize the burden you bear, and the community appreciates you for it! And the market has grown immensely because of it, as such more and current info surely would be a godsend.
mods:suspension [GX Offroad]
especia-particularly for the NOT facebook crowd
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Painted the grill.
@GXLee
I just re-Stumbled on your old post (now that i've been stimulated for a ladder), can you share some clearance pix of your gobi with spoiler and your rack? That's a rhino platform (pioneer) right? on their mounts that grab the factory siderails?
thanks dood!
We shut down the crowd source when the hackers got in and messed up a bunch...so only two of us have access.Are you the sole keeper of that site and its invaluable database?
While the innovator and pioneer i recognize the burden you bear, and the community appreciates you for it! And the market has grown immensely because of it, as such more and current info surely would be a godsend.
mods:suspension [GX Offroad]
lexusgxor.com
especia-particularly for the NOT facebook crowd
Yesterday I installed the RRW Molle storage panels. LINK
More of a PITA than I expected. 0 instructions, holes that needed drilling out, a stripped screw (naturally that held a bracket I put on backwards, so needed to be drilled out)... All in all it was a 30 min job that took about 90 min, and a trip to Home Depot to buy a step bit. And when you tighten everything down it actually tweaks the panels.
+ Lots of room to mount molle bags/equipment to keep valuable floor space open
+ Opens up visibility (vs having seats installed)
+ Lighter (vs having seats installed)
+ covers whole side rather than just over windows
- Less seating area (vs having seats installed)
- No instructions (zip zero none... but yet have brackets with laser cut out arrows, with nothing to indicate where they're supposed to point)
- Had to drill out a couple holes to fit screws due to powder coating
- had to drill out holes for bar at base, PITA since I had to go get a step bit to do it.
- Covers storage compartment on side, and limits access to 110 outlet
- soft screws stripped a couple, even had to drill out one.
Overall I'm happy, but instructions or at least tips would have been MUCH appreciated.
FYI if you're installing one of these, bolt everything together LOOSELY first except the bracket that mounts to the lower seat mount (tighten that fully) then place the bar in the seat bracket and tighten everything up from the bottom up, the panels will tweak as you tighten, but all will work out. first panel took me about 45min, last panel about 15.
More of a PITA than I expected. 0 instructions, holes that needed drilling out, a stripped screw (naturally that held a bracket I put on backwards, so needed to be drilled out)... All in all it was a 30 min job that took about 90 min, and a trip to Home Depot to buy a step bit. And when you tighten everything down it actually tweaks the panels.
+ Lots of room to mount molle bags/equipment to keep valuable floor space open
+ Opens up visibility (vs having seats installed)
+ Lighter (vs having seats installed)
+ covers whole side rather than just over windows
- Less seating area (vs having seats installed)
- No instructions (zip zero none... but yet have brackets with laser cut out arrows, with nothing to indicate where they're supposed to point)
- Had to drill out a couple holes to fit screws due to powder coating
- had to drill out holes for bar at base, PITA since I had to go get a step bit to do it.
- Covers storage compartment on side, and limits access to 110 outlet
- soft screws stripped a couple, even had to drill out one.
Overall I'm happy, but instructions or at least tips would have been MUCH appreciated.
FYI if you're installing one of these, bolt everything together LOOSELY first except the bracket that mounts to the lower seat mount (tighten that fully) then place the bar in the seat bracket and tighten everything up from the bottom up, the panels will tweak as you tighten, but all will work out. first panel took me about 45min, last panel about 15.
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