A couple of shots of my Runner from this Summer
02-14-2010, 01:20 PM
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A couple of shots of my Runner from this Summer
Before the lift and Tires
Shot of the Yota going down a logging trail
Feeling artistic
And my favorite shot of the Yota of course!
Shot of the Yota going down a logging trail
Feeling artistic
And my favorite shot of the Yota of course!
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02-14-2010, 01:25 PM
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pretty nice man, I've always liked that color. What kind of wheels are those, they look like eagles. Oh and PS.. tube steps look nice but drop them and get some sliders 
02-14-2010, 01:46 PM
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Thanks for the props man! The Wheels are Procomp, I got them packaged with lug nuts and center caps, and some Maxxis Bighorns from NAPA. Got the whole package for something like $1500?? The tube steps, are for show, actually, the truck is mostly for show....lol! I love the look of mud tires on a lifted truck. I don't do any serious off roading, but if I ever decide to do so, I'll definately build myself on sliders.....
02-16-2010, 09:29 AM
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Very nice setup,very nice.I wouldnt tear it up offroading either.Thats what beaters are for.Its smart to have a capable well maintained rig though in case of civil unrest.
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Nice truck. Still do a double take when I see your rig with DRL's, US models didn't get them till 1999 or 2000. All cars made after 1996 in Canada have to have DRL's right?
02-17-2010, 03:41 AM
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sorry had to say it
02-17-2010, 02:16 PM
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Thanks for the props! Sorry, but there is no chance I'm getting rid of those nerf bars!!! lol! I haven't seen anybody in town with these, and my wife needs them to get into the rig! lol!
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Nice looking truck. I just bought the same nerf bars in black from ebay. How are they holding up for you? They don't exactly fit the mounting points on my 2001 SR5.
Disclaimer!: I don't drive over rocks. I'd be a total biter if I had sliders! I snowboard, surf and tow things now and then. Plus my 7 year old daughter wants me to be put steps in for her.
Disclaimer!: I don't drive over rocks. I'd be a total biter if I had sliders! I snowboard, surf and tow things now and then. Plus my 7 year old daughter wants me to be put steps in for her.
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The bars have held up quite well. I've had them now over 4 years. I polish them at least once a year with some Metal polish, and spray them in the winter months with some Rust Inhibiter spray...... Overall, I like them. Like you said earlier, I don't drive over rocks, and I find they look good, maybe even better than the OEM running boards. I only got them, because I couldn't find OEM running boards, and didn't like the after market ones....
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