Recent content by neilkansal

I had this issue using 3M VHB to mount my radio in the passenger footwell. That stuff should be more than sufficient, but the texture on the interior panels makes it hard for tapes to stick. You could theoretically sand down the panel a little bit, but that’s not something I personally would...

Yeah exactly this seems like something that’ll be a problem in these cars 10-15 years down the line

i did watch a couple, but wasn’t quite sure what I was looking at. Thought I’d consult the expert advice of the fine folks in this forum, but thanks for your comment.

Got it, so going with Meso customs would basically be my only option then. thank you so much!

Hey Everyone, I’m looking into solutions to improve all the interior lighting throughout the car (map, dome, cargo, etc.) I’ve seen plenty of threads about Meso installations, but I’m not looking to go this route at the moment. To anyone who might have done the Meso installation though, are...

BF Goodrich KO2s. 285/70r17

I’d still like to take a look, seems like it could still be a feasible option. Thanks!

Put on the light bar last night, went to sleep, and then drove straight to work 😢

would you share where you purchased them?

I’d be very interested to hear more about the internal molle system and the price point on it

Hey everyone, I installed an Auxbeam RA80 in my 4Runner this weekend, and as a complete novice in automotive wiring, I couldn’t find a comprehensive guide on this install that answered all my questions. Hopefully, I can cover those details in this thread. 1. Mounting the control box I mounted...

The primary bane of my existence this weekend was installing an auxbeam switch panel. I’ll do a comprehensive write-up on that with everything I wish I knew before starting and couldn’t find clear answers to on the internet. Then hooked up a set of Cali Raised ditch lights and a Midland GMRS...

Installed a set of OEM trailhunter rock sliders courtesy of @BadTrainDriver I also installed a set of front and belly skid plates from Rough Country.

steps are off and ready to go

This thing is solid for sure. Myself and 2 of my buddies climbed up onto it, and it held the weight without hesitation. You can rock the car back and forth from the rack as well. I haven’t noticed any play at all. My assumption would be that it will have no issues with your application, and I...