The Getaway...Crom's build and adventures

ETAV8R · Aug 1, 2017

Happy Birthday Nick!

Incognito · Aug 1, 2017

Happy birthday brother

Crom · Aug 8, 2017

Thank you for all the birthday wishes. I'm humbled. I'm just coming off a surprise five-day solo trip. In one word, Magnificent.

Basking in the endless Sierra summer sun while soaking in a natural Hot Spring

Exploring above 10,000' Inyo NF

Sunrise over Majestic Mono Lake

I will report on this trip, soon.

samiam · Aug 1, 2017

Happy Birthday.
Nice looking trip.

HB Taco · Aug 1, 2017

Crom[OP] said: ↑

Thank you for all the birthday wishes. I'm humbled. I'm just coming off a surprise five-day solo trip. In one word, Magnificent.

Basking in the endless Sierra summer sun while soaking in a natural Hot Spring

Exploring above 10,000' Inyo NF

Sunrise over Majestic Mono Lake

I will report on this trip, soon.
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Awesome! Still so green up there. Happy Birthday! Looks like you had just that.

Axion · Aug 1, 2017

Happy Birthday. I just celebrated mine during a trip to South Dakota.

Skada · Aug 1, 2017

Beautiful!!! Just grazed the Eastern Sierras July 13/14 (campsites before Lee Vining on Tioga Road) to meet friends and prep for a backpack to Ten Lakes in Yosemite....Looking forward to further my adventures that I started in the early 90's rolling in a 1978 Blue Volvo wagon.

beertimecontinuum · Aug 7, 2017

Crom[OP] said: ↑

Brake Parts!

Below is a complete parts diagram for the brake system for my truck, looks good for 2008-2011. Should be good for any TRD OR 4x4 truck, I would think.

One good thing about Toyota, is they don't charge too much for brake line tubing. It's already pre-bent and flared with flare nuts installed.

Just cut out the old and replace. o_O

So fun!

Code:

Name and number Request Price
47311A Way(for Front Brake Tube)
90412-10247
2
US $10.22
47312 Tube, Front Brake, No.2
47312-04140
1


47312 Tube, Front Brake, No.2
47312-04150
1


47312D Way, 2(for Rear Brake Tube)
90412-10248
1


47313 Tube, Front Brake, No.3
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
47313-04200
1


47313 Tube, Front Brake, No.3
47313-04190
1


47313 Tube, Front Brake, No.3
47313-04210
1


47313A Hose, Flexible, No.1(for Front)
FLEXIBLE, NO.1(FOR FRONT)
90080-94073
2
US $19.29
47314 Tube, Front Brake, No.4
47314-04150
1


47315 Tube, Front Brake, No.5
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
47315-04170
1


47315 Tube, Front Brake, No.5
47315-04160
1


47315 Tube, Front Brake, No.5
47315-04180
1


47316 Tube, Front Brake, No.6
47316-04150
1


47316A Hose, Flexible(for Rear Brake Tube)
LH
90947-A2003
1


47316A Hose, Flexible(for Rear Brake Tube)
RH
90947-A2004
1


47317 Tube, Front Brake, No.7
47317-04050
1


47318 Tube, Front Brake, No.8
47318-04110
1


47321 Tube, Rear Brake, No.1
47321-04110
1


47321 Tube, Rear Brake, No.1
47321-04180
1


47323 Tube, Rear Brake, No.3
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
47323-04170
1


47323 Tube, Rear Brake, No.3
47323-04160
1


47323 Tube, Rear Brake, No.3
47323-04180
1


47324 Tube, Rear Brake, No.4
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
47324-04130
1


47324 Tube, Rear Brake, No.4
47324-04120
1


47324 Tube, Rear Brake, No.4
47324-04140
1


47325 Tube, Rear Brake, No.5
47325-04170
1


47325 Tube, Rear Brake, No.5
47325-04200
1


47326 Tube, Rear Brake, No.6
47326-04140
1


47326 Tube, Rear Brake, No.6
47326-04170
1


47327 Tube, Rear Brake, No.7
47327-04060
1


47328 Tube, Rear Brake, No.8
47328-04020
1


47351 Bracket, Flexible Hose(for Front Rh)
47351-04040
1


47352 Bracket, Flexible Hose(for Front Lh)
47352-04040
1


47353B Bracket, Flexible Hose, No.3
47353-04010
1


47354 Bracket, Front Flexible Hose
47354-04010
1


47355 Bracket, Flexible Hose, No.2(for Front)
47355-04020
1


47356 Bracket, Flexible Hose, No.6
47356-04010
1


47356 Bracket, Flexible Hose, No.6
47356-04011
1


47371A Clamp, Brake Tube, No.1
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
90949-A4002
1


47371A Clamp, Brake Tube, No.1
90949-A4003
1


47371A Clamp, Brake Tube, No.1
90949-A1023
1


47371B Clamp, Brake Tube, No.6
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
90949-A4005
1


47371B Clamp, Brake Tube, No.6
90949-A4004
3


47371B Clamp, Brake Tube, No.6
90949-A1024
3


47371C Clamp, Brake Tube, No.1
VSC-WITH(W/AUTO LSD);VSC-WITH(W/DOWNHILL ASSIST CONTROL);VSC-WITH
90949-A4008
1


47371D Clamp, Brake Tube, No.8
90949-01C95
1
US $4.95
47371F Clamp, Brake Tube, No.10
90949-A1006
3


47371G Clamp, Brake Tube, No.7
90469-A0004
3


47371H Clamp, Brake Tube, No.9
90461-08690
4
US $1.81
90119A0169 New Genuine Part 1


90119A0174 New Genuine Part 1
US $1.15
90119A0178 New Genuine Part 1


90468A0007 New Genuine Part 1
replacement

New Genuine Part
90468-08035
1
US $1.65
9008011199 Bolt (for Transmission Control Cable Bracket) 1
US $0.82

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Woodrow F Call · Aug 7, 2017

Beautiful pics..... looking forward to the full report.

Crom · Aug 8, 2017

I decided to take my family on a two day one night mini vacation to the lower desert, mid-summer. Hottest recorded temperature was 104 mid day when we left. We stayed in a little motel for one night, and used the pool extensively. The next day we made it to some of the metal sculptures around town. I love the desert.

Had exclusive use of this pool for about 4 hours solid upon arrival. I even brought dinner poolside and we ate well after sundown. Slept in a nice air conditioned room. After breakfast the next morning, we used the pool for another hour before moving on to see sculptures, and finally hang out in the ABDSP visitor center. Ate a fat lunch in Gold Rush town of Julian in San Diego back country before returning home. It was a lot of fun.

HB Taco · Aug 18, 2017

Nice! No 4x4 trails? Next time to Anza I need to check out those metal sculptures. Room with AC and pool? priceless out there in the summer.

Crom · Aug 19, 2017

HB Taco said: ↑

Nice! No 4x4 trails? Next time to Anza I need to check out those metal sculptures. Room with AC and pool? priceless out there in the summer.
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There are plenty of trails, lots!. But not on this last trip for us.

Fall semester is in session now for our kids. My wife and I are both still calibrating our schedules with new jobs, new commutes, etc. In a few months I'll be moving my family to a different house.

Soonest I think we'll get out for fall desert wheeling /exploring is November. This has been a year of lots of change for us.

INBONESTRYKER · Aug 19, 2017

Are you (and family) having fun in all of comings and goings?

It's seems to be a bit busy for me; but then I've been there too.

Sandman614 · Aug 21, 2017

INBONESTRYKER said: ↑

Are you (and family) having fun in all of comings and goings?

It's seems to be a bit busy for me; but then I've been there too.
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My wife thinks all my trips are too many and exhausting, but Crom definitely takes the cake. I love traveling but definitely like sleeping in my own bed in the a/c too.

mountainmonkey · Aug 30, 2017

Crom[OP] said: ↑

Here are some more photos of the L-Track install. They are mounted between the ribs of the truck bed. They are almost flush with the adjacent ribs, it's about 90% flush. I I had everything bolted in, I put back the bed mat and cut it. I strategically thought this out and I wanted 12" sections of the L-Track. For each 12" section there are three mounting bolts. I used all stainless hardware, 3/4" flat head machine screws, nylon luck nuts and 1+1/4" fender washers.

Here it is with the bed mat put back and holes cut, My 4.5 year old daughter helped me every step of the way.

I store the cargo fittings in the back of the truck until they're needed and move them. So easy.

I mounted some L-Track to the front of the bed, for this I had to use special rivnuts for plastics. I made my own tool for pulling the rivnuts. It got the job done. If you notice the fitting in the picture below, it's 90* out of the track, in other words it's not secure. This was courtesy of my 4.5 year old helper.

This is what the rivnuts look like after they've been pulled, they crush and form a tight mechanical bond. If installed correctly they won't move and the stainless screws thread in and tighten up just fine.

In order to pull a rivet nut, there are special tools that greatly help. I didn't have the money to buy one so I built the one pictured below.

Not all rivet nuts are created the same, Here is a link the ones I used. I got them at McMaster-Carr

Dimensions #1 Click for picture

Dimensions #2 Click for picture
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I want to do something similar to this and add l track to the bottom of the bed. Were you able to add the backing plates for the tracks without having to lift the bed off the frame?

Axion · Aug 31, 2017

mountainmonkey said: ↑

Were you able to add the backing plates for the tracks without having to lift the bed off the frame?
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Yes, but it takes awhile...

dirtnsmores · Sep 1, 2017

Love this page. I just got the b110s to pair with my dakars (new light duty). I'm gonna need some super bumps and extended brake lines it looks like. I currently have the standard length 5100s running g with the dakars

geoyota760 · Sep 6, 2017

Crom[OP] said: ↑

Had exclusive use of this pool for about 4 hours solid upon arrival. I even brought dinner poolside and we ate well after sundown. Slept in a nice air conditioned room. After breakfast the next morning, we used the pool for another hour before moving on to see sculptures, and finally hang out in the ABDSP visitor center. Ate a fat lunch in Gold Rush town of Julian in San Diego back country before returning home. It was a lot of fun.
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Stanlund's???

ACEkraut · Oct 5, 2017

Crom[OP] said: ↑

I feel like my truck now has a better interior than a $100K luxury vehicle would from the factory. Especially since I installed secondary axillary door seals to help stop wind noise, just like the 2016 Tacoma's have..
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Great build thread with tons of info! Thanks for taking the incredible amount of time it took to document and write-up everything. I have read only a fraction of what you have written so please forgive me if I missed a link somewhere. But I did not see any link to the install of the secondary auxillary door seals like what the 3rd Gens have. Do you have any additional information on that mod?

Thanks!

amRRussel · Oct 5, 2017

adadandhistruck said: ↑

Love this page. I just got the b110s to pair with my dakars (new light duty). I'm gonna need some super bumps and extended brake lines it looks like. I currently have the standard length 5100s running g with the dakars
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The B110's fit in the stock location with no shock mount modifications, correct? @Crom

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