Ray Charles Tacoma build

I also forgot to post the seats. I finally pulled the trigger on some seats brackets and harnesses. Prp enduro daily drivers. They are so much better than the stock seats.
I still need to make a harness bar so I’m just running lap belts for now.

The prp brackets sucked to bolt up they were so warped from the welds
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chays2464 said:
I also forgot to post the seats. I finally pulled the trigger on some seats brackets and harnesses. Prp enduro daily drivers. They are so much better than the stock seats.
I still need to make a harness bar so I’m just running lap belts for now.

The prp brackets sucked to bolt up they were so warped from the welds
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Nice

Mind saying what you were into all that?

I have the same generation 4runner with the typical blown out pleather seats. I've looked at those seats as well, but didn't pull the trigger. Good to know they're that much better.
 
YotaAtieToo said:
Nice

Mind saying what you were into all that?

I have the same generation 4runner with the typical blown out pleather seats. I've looked at those seats as well, but didn't pull the trigger. Good to know they're that much better.
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I think it was about 1600$ for seats, harnesses and brackets. Definitely worth the money. The suspension seats make a huge difference Offroad
 
chays2464 said:
I think it was about 1600$ for seats, harnesses and brackets. Definitely worth the money. The suspension seats make a huge difference Offroad
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I agree, I have some cheap ones in my 81 and even those are so nice. We've been in it all day long on all types of terrain and never felt sore or beat up like I have after a few hours in stock seats. My wife thought it's not just the suspension seat, but being held in more snug and not having to fight your upper body moving all over the place.
 
looks like a limited... those are hard to find!
 
Wheeled Bald Mountain for Memorial day, did a day trip up with Todd in his dmax we did a sas on last yr. Drove the taco there, wheeled everything and drove it back. Met our homies up there and had a fun day, no carnage thankfully
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Forgot to post this, I did new brakes before the trip which seemed to help a ton. My issue now is my brake fluid leaks from the master cylinder cap on any steel incline, causing me to loose pedal pressure. Has anyone had this issue before? I got a new oem cap for the master and still didn’t fix the issue
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chays2464 said:
Forgot to post this, I did new brakes before the trip which seemed to help a ton. My issue now is my brake fluid leaks from the master cylinder cap on any steel incline, causing me to loose pedal pressure. Has anyone had this issue before? I got a new oem cap for the master and still didn’t fix the issue
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Sounds like you need the TrailRigRacing water bottle/ zip tie over the OEM cap mod lol.
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Getting ready for our annual 4th of July rubicon trip, I got tired of dealing with ice and coolers so I bit the bullet and got this iceco fridge on a 15% off sale on Amazon during Memorial Day.

I redid my battery box after running a jank one for years. Ran some 4gauge cables to some plugs for the fridge and spliced that into the fridge wire harness. Secured it all with some e track self tapped to the bed

Hopefully this fridge holds up to some bonus lines!
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