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Well that sucks...

 

Is that what you have?

 

He's got the mega poke ridge graps.

 

Yes it is
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There's 2 sidewall choices. I chose the 'bro' side.

My fronts do poke out perty good

Going to be rediculous looking with the bumper

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Kinda early to be talkin’ about havin’a Poke.

 

For real tho. Shall be a game changer! Whole nother level of poke lol

 

Never too early

 

In between classes I went to the store and what did I see...A 4runner with the copper Ray 10s.

 

I’ll leave this here

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-4-scs-ray-10-16x8-matte-bronze.543951/

 

I talked to him when he first posted those up. I didn't know they were $850 though. Decisions decisions...Wheels and tires...sliders...

 

Just a friendly reminder then....lol

 

In Austin....

 

And I’m the dumbass for sticking with 18s

 

Well got front skid on

 

He'll Yeah! I had a guy on Stassney today pull up beside me in a nice T4r lifted with black wheels and 285s. He chunked the deuce and then proceeded to speed off going way too fast.

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Man, both are such great mods. The sliders are one of my top 5 favorite mods.

The protection is great.

 

It’s the photographer had a few brews looking for some bolts that have legs.

 

Last week I finally completed my audio setup! Was just to busy to finish posting about it.
Here's what I went with:
Stock Nav Head Unit (for now)
Focal Access 6.5" components in doors with tweet's mounted in dash and top of rearmost pillars.
JL Audio 10TW3 d4 subs (x2)
JL Audio HD600/4 amp on Highs
JL Audio HD750/1 amp on Subs
Sub box and all installation built/completed by myself.

Started by removing the interior.


Installed the amps under the seats and installed the door/dash/pillar speakers.


Added sound deadening/insulation pad to rear cab wall.


Re-installed factory rubber mat on back wall then carpeted the wall and exposed floor where factory cubby's were.


Built/carpeted and installed sub box then put all the interior back in.

 

Here I am all proud of a skid plate .. that serious work there great job.

 

Thanks, I used to work as an audio installer in high school. Build took about 6 hrs. letting the sealant in the box dry was the longest part.
Your skids are a mod to be proud of.
Everyone's skill sets are different.
I'd be lost doing a gear/locker install and I don't paint well.