I'd do yellow color output and clear lenses. Going that route on the Tundra, yellow does cut through fog better
What have you done to your 100 Series this week? (38 Viewers)
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I cut out some quick release brackets that work with the stock rack siderails for a second hand awning I picked up.
LOL. You got me. My first car was a modded civic... *cough* rice rocket *cough*... that was 11 years ago though. I guess I still have a little ricer in me.
Now getting back to topic. Girlfriend decided to go urban rock crawling. She jumped a curb while leaving the gas station and ripped the rear bumper halfway off. Then proceeded to drag it all the way home. The car is barely 2 months old too.
Anyways, times like this I can really appreciate the extra cargo room in the Cruiser vs 4runner. Gonna drop off the bumpers to my friend's body shop.
LOL. You got me. My first car was a modded civic... *cough* rice rocket *cough*... that was 11 years ago though. I guess I still have a little ricer in me.
Now getting back to topic. Girlfriend decided to go urban rock crawling. She jumped a curb while leaving the gas station and ripped the rear bumper halfway off. Then proceeded to drag it all the way home. The car is barely 2 months old too.
Anyways, times like this I can really appreciate the extra cargo room in the Cruiser vs 4runner. Gonna drop off the bumpers to my friend's body shop.
Do you mean..”EX GIRLFRIEND”?
Nice work! Hey is that BT45 toy Bluetooth easy to install or as complicated as it appears? How long did it take you? And how does the exhaust note sound?
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
I did this in my 80 when I had it and decided to do it in the 100 as well. Running the wires on the inside of the top tailgate pillar is lots of fun....but you can’t see the wires at all.
I tapped off the rear light for power. It is controlled independently of the rear though. If you run it this way you still have to ground the light, otherwise it will only work when on ‘Door’ but not ‘On’. Works great.
Glow rods make this project possible.
I tapped off the rear light for power. It is controlled independently of the rear though. If you run it this way you still have to ground the light, otherwise it will only work when on ‘Door’ but not ‘On’. Works great.
Glow rods make this project possible.
Super easy. Take trim off, four bolts out, plug and play. It works great.
great youtube video on brady adventures on install use it like it and subscribe so he keeps putting out more useful videos
I got the Lamin-X yellow film for my Ironman foglights (they come in pre-cut round which makes install super easy). The film protects against impacts from stones which is a nice additional benefit. I run the Hella 55w clear bulbs and absolutely love the setup. As a side note, I run the clear Lamin-X film on my headlights and love the added rock chip protection.
The bt45 was super easy. Just pop the trim, pull the air vents and unbolt 4 screws to pull the radio. Then, it's just plug an pla gu. You can PM me if you want have questions. The exhaust is throaty off the line, but smooths out at freeway speeds. Its6no louder than the wind noise my snorkel makes!
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Sold 1999 LC 2005 LC Bone stock
Looks great!
I had a productive weekend. Pulled the brake master cylinder - booster pump assembly. Rebuilt the MC with a new Toyota sourced kit and replaced the booster pump/accumulator assembly with a new unit. Part numbers:
04493-60330: Cylinder Kit, Brake Master - $56
47070-60010: Pump Assy, Brake Booster W/Accumulator - $810
The whole job took about 5 hours and fair amount of cursing. The hardest part was probably lining up the hard lines and gingerly threading them on.
Flushed all front and rear lines and the brakes are MUCH improved. I am still taking it in to the dealer to have them do a proper flush.
04493-60330: Cylinder Kit, Brake Master - $56
47070-60010: Pump Assy, Brake Booster W/Accumulator - $810
The whole job took about 5 hours and fair amount of cursing. The hardest part was probably lining up the hard lines and gingerly threading them on.
Flushed all front and rear lines and the brakes are MUCH improved. I am still taking it in to the dealer to have them do a proper flush.
Thanks sounds easy.. I-have the 2002 LX with nav
I’ve never ridden in a luxury Ute with a snorkel! Lol I never thought about the sound it makes… But for that serious off-roading you’re doing it’s a necessary evil. Plus it looks the part!
I will certainly private message you once I’ve purchased the Bluetooth and if I have any questions I appreciate it in advance.
Thanks!
I’ll look at it over lunch
Those are nice but expensive. As an alternative, 2005+ 4Runner and Tundra horns will plug and play for a more modern sounding horn.
Have you heard a JDM 200 horn? I won't go back after running them.
Yes, but $15 from the junkyard vs $100. The junkyard horns are loud enough to startle the phone talking, wondering soccer mom.
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The LX470 horns are also an upgrade over the LC100 horns.
Had a Bump it Off-road rear bumper, sliders, Diff drop, and front skid plate installed on my 99 Cruiser.
