Trimmed front valence
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Trimmed front valence
I trimmed the front valance on my 4runner today in preparation for my BFGs that will be in tomorrow. should look even better with the new 33-10.50s. What do y'all think?
Last edited by 91runner11b; 08-19-2006 at 04:03 PM.
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Looks great... I wish I could do something like that with my 3rd generation, but I don't think it would be forgiving with the Limited front/lights.
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Holy Crap! That's awsome. What did you use to cut your valance? I need to trim mine up as well and that's very clean and nice looking. It's almost like adding a winch bumper w/out paying the money.
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I am sitting around waiting for the ups man right now, as soon as I get them I am going to have them mounted I will post pics as soon as i get them. Thanks for the comments.
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It looks good from the front. I was expecting it to not look so good from the sides but your pictures just proved that theory wrong. If my valence wasn't already bent up I would do the same thing.
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Thanks I appreciate it. I actually did it on a lift after I lowered the front end a little b/c those Downey T-bars are so stiff. Looking at it on the rack I thought it didn't turn out very well. But it looks pretty good now that its on the ground.