What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Took her fishing.

 

Good looking rig! What wheels are you running?

 

Plasti-dipped my Toyota emblem for a fully blacked out grille on my SR5. This will do until I get a CCG grille in the future. Next up are the badges.

 

a little off roading this weekend in hungry valley (gorman) CA

 

What size hose did you use for the relocation?

the same 3/8's from the window seal?

I ordered from the website and only offered in 25 ft so I'll have some left over lol

 

no i believe the tube was 3/8" ID and not 3/8" OD @andyr562 can you confirm

 

Looks good, where did you pick them up? Checked Amazon and couldn't find fitment. Are they replacement bulbs or kit?

 

I used this

LDR Industries 516 F145, 1/4 1/2 in. OD x 5 ft. Length Fuel Hose, 1/4" ID, Black, 5 Feet

http://www.amazon.com/LDR-516-F145-...&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00

 

The hose used for the diff relocation was 1/4 inch fuel line from Autozone about $1.65 a ft and looks very durable, purchased 7ft.

http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/1599...yn1pg_d8u1lTaIPXUR03jBLWNc3SY9JGPnRoCsmzw_wcB

 

If you look on Amazon it shows what is usually purchased together. You can get adapters so you don't have to cut anything.

 

Got mine on Amazon. Two sets, one for the lows and one for the fogs. Both are H11. Comes with the bulbs ballasts and wiring harness if you choose to use it.

 

4x4 or 2wd? How'd it do on the trails?

 

4x2 and i did fine! never got stuck even on the 4x4 trails

 

That's good to hear, I haven't done much off roading yet but I plan on it soon.
Do you take any tools or items in case you get stuck?

 

Been waiting to see these in bronze. ~ 17" really?
I think i'll stick with an order of SR8's, I think I like better.
Looks sick tho!

 

shovel is a must and a tow strap. put a hook on the hitch if you have one so u have a solid recovery point! thats all i have personally. id like to get an air compressor to be able to reinflate my tires just incase i need to air down and some max traxs for self recovery

 

Really? I'm sat here thinking my 4x2 would be absolutely useless offroad, but your pictures are pretty substantial!

 

Oh man, here we go again

 

it kicked a$$ and took names! i did a 35+ degree hill climb over 75 ft high and it made it up easy ( only slipped a couple times) i had the rear diff locked. went through some if not most of the 4x4 obstacles and it did fine. couldn't do the larger obstacles cause of clearance issues but i went through 2-1/2ft of mud with moderate slippage

 

And that's where I'm going to fail, I have no diff lock I'll stick to road and grass lol