Topless 4runner owners
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From: Mesa AZ -> Federal Way, Wa
Topless 4runner owners
What have you guys done to secure the items in your truck with the top off?
The weather has been beautiful around here lately and I'd like to pull the top off the 4runner for a while, but I really don't trust people and I live in an apartment so its not garaged at night. Aside from taking anything worth value out, what have you done to protect your crap? I have a sub/amp and misc trail crap in the truck..
The weather has been beautiful around here lately and I'd like to pull the top off the 4runner for a while, but I really don't trust people and I live in an apartment so its not garaged at night. Aside from taking anything worth value out, what have you done to protect your crap? I have a sub/amp and misc trail crap in the truck..
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While seemingly expensive...Why not getting an ultra sensitive alarm so if someone even budges the truck, it goes haywire...Combined with that certain type screw and other certain measures, i think you would be good to go...
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I have an old army ammo box/ chest that is big enough to hold a lot of stuff. It is not bolted down yet though. I'm going to weld some nuts to the bottom of the 4runner bed and then use wing nuts on the inside of the box to secure it to the truck. Also the box is lockable.
I also have plans to replace the side panels and make them out of sheet metal that way I can have some locking compartments in them.
It will look something like this:
I also have plans to replace the side panels and make them out of sheet metal that way I can have some locking compartments in them.
It will look something like this:
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From: Mesa AZ -> Federal Way, Wa
I have an old army ammo box/ chest that is big enough to hold a lot of stuff. It is not bolted down yet though. I'm going to weld some nuts to the bottom of the 4runner bed and then use wing nuts on the inside of the box to secure it to the truck. Also the box is lockable.
I also have plans to replace the side panels and make them out of sheet metal that way I can have some locking compartments in them.
It will look something like this:

I also have plans to replace the side panels and make them out of sheet metal that way I can have some locking compartments in them.
It will look something like this:

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From: Sierra Nevada's or the Deserts of Las Vegas
When you tighten (turn right) the grooves in the head are like this...l...but when you go to loosen it (turn to the left) the groove is ramped like this...\...but at a steeper angle. when it is like this....l...the flat head has a good contact while tightening --->l (the arrow is the flat head lol) but when you loosen, the ramped side \<---- deflects the flat head up on both ends so it doesn't get any grip.
In other words, it will slip off when loosening. Hopefully that made some sort of sense lol



