What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Thank you. That is correct.

 

Are they common at that price. I remember being interested in a similar wheel and they where like $500.

 

Yes and no. You can always build on the last slot to allow it to rest on the tailgate, 2 straps, and call it a day. Unless you have a low profile tonneau cover that is.

 

Relatively easy. You need a breaker bar or long ratchet handle, and a torx T30 bit:



Steering wheel puller isn't necessary. If the wheel is tight on the splines, put the 19mm nut back on a few threads, brace yourself in the seat and give it a good pull by hand.

 

Link to where you got the steering wheel?

 

They come and go. Whole range of prices depending on features and workmanship. I've seen as high as $900 with carbon fiber, shift lights, and a little LCD screen: https://www.ebay.com/itm/LED-Steeri...and-Crusier-Prado-Tundra-4Runner/223587511032 You'd probably need to wire up a new clock spring with extra pins to signal the additional features though.



There's a Luna JDM wheel with piano black wood in place of the carbon for 27,000 yen before shipping from Japan: https://global.rakuten.com/en/store/auc-screate/item/lpr-rs-1/

It's in my original post.

 

Replaced the chrome badges on the driver and passenger doors with matte black ones

Removed dealer decal, plate frame, and V6 emblem.

Wash, clay bar, Wipe Out, and ceramic coat spray wax.
Vinyl wrapped my fogs. I quickly learned that wrapping contoured surfaces is pretty difficult.
I’ve wrapped head/fog light housings in the past but these were tough. Not super happy with the finish, but it’ll work for now.

 

Purchased a used FWC eagle model.

 

Added a topper ez lift and a decked ststem

 

What is the purpose of the EZ Lift? I can see it being useful if the side windows don't open.

 

My drunk ass thought that was a little taco that slides out!

 

The smart ass answer is that it lifts the topper! It also has tent sides, double wall, no seam that turn the topper into a sleepable 6’. Check out topperezlift.com to see the tent sides.
As for side loading, it makes it extremely easy to load now.

 

I was thinking it would be pretty neat if it had mesh sides or something equivalent for to camp in.

 

I'd have settled for the smartass answer. But that seems pretty cool what I saw on their website.

 

I am happy with it so far, but I dont like how I had to chop the brand new decked system all to hell. I was lucky enough to get it on a proform deal.

the topper lift IMO is very comparable to a RTT that would collapse down way quicker and easier than a RTT. If you go on multiple day camping/ wheeling trips, the time adds up

 

Dude, this broke my brain so bad. It looked like a truck parked inside a truck camper lol.

 

Another view for ya.

 

That's really cool man. Isn't there fabric to cover the gap so it can be used like a tent?

 

The tent sides are in the mail! They get delivered tomorrow I hope