When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
e-locker from family member's wrecked T4R
New Yukon 4:88 R & P plus entire front chunk with 4:88's and a Detroit locker for $350
Friend doing the install for a case of beer. I'll do the wiring.
Last edited by wii_tarded; 12-02-2014 at 08:46 AM.
I had a Toyota Electric Locking 3rd Member installed. It's from a 2009 Toyota FJ. I found it on Craigslist for only $50 bucks! Yes it fits. Had my gears swapped in. You just need to have two bolts holes moved and pound out the rear housing a bit. Best mod I ever did on my truck!
Now, it's like I don't even need 4x4 anymore! Cost me $600 bucks to have it installed and wired up though. But well worth it! These electric locking third members cost over $1,200 bucks new!
I have a thread on this somewhere here, under my screen name. On how to do it.
And I found this great locker switch that fits my dash perfect online for only $12 bucks! Looks factory!
used the camry mounting bracket in the rear and welded it to where the original console mounted
center console out of a 2000 camry. cupholders up front and in rear now, also where the camry parking brake was I hot glued some abs in there and used a dremel to cut holes for the switches and added an accessory outlet
used the camry mounting bracket in the rear and welded it to where the original console mounted
center console out of a 2000 camry. cupholders up front and in rear now, also where the camry parking brake was I hot glued some abs in there and used a dremel to cut holes for the switches and added an accessory outlet
thats a good lookin mod! have to keep that in mind for my kids 79
Howdy! First time posting, so hopefully I get these pics done right. I'm not a fan of component speakers and I didn't have enough room to mount my 6.5"s flush in the doors. So with some MDF, a jig saw, some self-tapping screws, and some electrical tape to finish, I fabbed up these door mounts.
Last edited by robotsNbacon; 02-12-2015 at 07:43 PM.
Cut out the turn signal sections of stock bumper and pasted them in between tubes of aftermarket bumper. $10 junk bumper from yard. It will get welded in.
Damn that's metal haha I like it. I want a really cool one for the 4wd shifter now. Not one that you can buy (no offense) but I want one made out of something awesome and unique.
The cheapest modification that I had was installing a used rear backup camera on my truck. Watched a YouTube video to guide me on the installation and it was a success.
Replaced broken rear seat release(2nd gen) with a $3 replacement door lock pin from vatozone. The connecting rod was broken inside the seat with about 1/4" of threads remaining, nothing a healthy amount of two-part epoxy didnt take care of
Why spend around $80 for a CO2 tank mount from PowerTank when you can pick up a fire extinguisher mount used for $15
Used some racing weight clamps
Like I have used for tubing mounts in the past:
Viola - ten minutes later done:
03-23-2016, 02:55 PM
