What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Yeah it’s not too bad. The run down the doors join in the cab then out to the driver’s light so it works with the drl settings.

 

Sweet - thanks! I think I’m gonna prime and spray paint that color

 

It’s something I’ve wanted to do to get rid of the chrome signals, just not experienced with wiring

 

Thanks!

 

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possibly! if your interested send me a pm (if you can on here im still a bit of a noob) and we can work something out

 

Amazed at something so simple can be so useful. Paracord grab handles because Toyota was too cheap to add any sort of handle for rear seat folks on the b pillar.

One of the many examples these days how much I appreciate my 4th gen 4Runner. 220,000 miles and still mechanically purring without any major issue - other than most of the roof clearcoat faded from the brutal Colorado sun raining down in it for most of its 17 years being parked outside…

 

Hmm, I'm 6'1" and haven't run into that problem, pun intended.

 

https://www.uniquestyleracingstore....style-black-out-rear-tail-lights-made-by-depo here ya go. quality is actually super good for being a "depo" brand. they also shipped to me overnight, which was awesome.

 

Do they work with MESO total tails?

 

Your welcome. I'm glad it worked out for you. I really like those tied downs because they're very clean and can be added under almost any bolt.

 

It looks like they take the OEM bulbs, so yeah the Stage 1 should be plug and play. Stage 2 would need the same modification that the OEM's do.

 

I picked up a used ARE V-series camper top for my new to me 2020 AC SR yesterday. It fits like a glove and has a tool box on the driver's side.


Today I wired in the third brake light using a 2-pin connector and tied into the drivers side brake light; ground wire to White/Black, and positive to Blue. Soldered and heat shrink and tucked back into the wiring loom. The pic shows the 2-pin connector at the back drivers corner so I can remove the camper and not have to unwire it.

 

Eibach 1” blocks and OEM Pro grille to replace the replica.

 

The dust from the vehicle you are tailing would be pulled in by the factory location, this raises the intake location above that where any dust taken in is negligible.

 

Awesome setup!

 

Good find and nice work on the harness! Looking good!

 

Thanks. Can't beat the price at $400, plus $10 for a new key, and $15 for wiring harness, 3M tape, and silicone (remounted the brake light) at Auto Zone.

 

That’s a steal! Can’t beat that! You should definitely buy a lottery ticket!