Mine was easy once we took off the lower arm. Doing it still on the vehicle takes longer and still may not come off. I think it took about an hour and a half of beating on the vehicle, but once off 20 min. Just remember to open the KDSS bleeders or you will not be able to get the sway bar link back in.
What have you done to your 200 Series this week? (43 Viewers)
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Mine was easy once we took off the lower arm. Doing it still on the vehicle takes longer and still may not come off. I think it took about an hour and a half of beating on the vehicle, but once off 20 min. Just remember to open the KDSS bleeders or you will not be able to get the sway bar link back in.
if you're running the rock warrior wheels you'll need to trim away some of the hoist / holding bracket as pictured in the first photos I posted.
Thanks for the pics @Willy beamin. I had seen some other ones, but more pics of the same things sometimes isn't a bad thing. Just helps clarify.
I knew about that part, but i didnt want to do the other things you had to
The additional steps was nothing more than me being bored and messing around.
The ratchet straps were an attempt to "shrink" the tire size along with dropping the pressure down to 15 lbs to help it fit.
the little piece of metal I cut off will be removed anyhow when I find a rear bumper I like.
The ratchet straps were an attempt to "shrink" the tire size along with dropping the pressure down to 15 lbs to help it fit.
the little piece of metal I cut off will be removed anyhow when I find a rear bumper I like.
Copy that. happy bumper hunting
Just did some rear 12V outlets in the far back.
Just did some rear 12V outlets in the far back.
How did you remove the surrounding handle and the casing that releases 3rd row the seats? Does it just pry off?
Just did some rear 12V outlets in the far back.
I keep looking at your floor matts. Who makes those?
Yes, the piece of plastic that goes around the handle for the third row, just pops out. Just use a wide flat head or panel popper to get it started. Comes out fairly easy. Then there is a screw behind the other little door that is behind the front part of the handle. Just a small flathead to pop that out to get to the screw that helps secure the whole panel to the body.
Mats are Coco Mats.
http://www.cocomats.com/
Either email them or call them, ask for Drew, and tell them Doug with the Land Cruiser sent you there. They did the rear cargo mat custom for me. Just depends on what you want done, they can do most things. The mats are great. Really got some good weight to them.
Got them drawers done 
getting a frame or legs done on saturday for the wings on the side
getting a frame or legs done on saturday for the wings on the side
Rottweiler approved
The proper approval is what matters.
good looking puppy
Murdered out. There I said it.
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I got a quote for pc. $83 per rim for semi gloss black. I will drop it off in two weeks for pc. Black or red ring, black wheels, center cap will be sprayed black semi gloss and retain trd red lettering.
Tires will be stock size 285/70/17 in either ko2 or open country r/t.
Tires will be stock size 285/70/17 in either ko2 or open country r/t.
