Time lapsed build thread

[tstead60]

I bought a 4th gen Toyota 4runner in 2012 and since then it's been one long work in progress. Updating, fixing, re-updating etc.

I'm basically just going to post a bunch of pictures up here so that I actually have a "build thread".

 

[SubeeBen]

Nice looking build keep them pictures coming

 

[tstead60]

Speced:

Demello Front Bumper
Demello Bolt-on sliders
RCI front, transmission, A-arms, gas tank, and rear diff skid plates
Front runner slimline 2 roofrack
Chineese $30 light-bar
Interior LED light mod
255 80 R17 Cooper discovery tires
Smitty-bilt winch
TuffStuff ranger roof top tent
DIY auxiliary battery system
DIY storage system

 

[collinrach22]

Speced:

Demello Front Bumper
Demello Bolt-on sliders
RCI front, transmission, A-arms, gas tank, and rear diff skid plates
Front runner slimline 2 roofrack
Chineese $30 light-bar
Interior LED light mod
255 80 R17 Cooper discovery tires
Smitty-bilt winch
TuffStuff ranger roof top tent
DIY auxiliary battery system
DIY storage system

Looks good bro. Not a lot of us 4gen owners out there! What audio system did you put in to replace the OEM radio?

 

[tstead60]

Kenwood ddx3bt. It's Cheap unit that has Bluetooth connectivity. And with a little love you can get the stock camera working

 

[collinrach22]

Kenwood ddx3bt. It's Cheap unit that has Bluetooth connectivity. And with a little love you can get the stock camera working

Dang might be hitting you up for tips on that. Pretty easy install? Did you have to by a camera with it?

 

[tstead60]

Dang might be hitting you up for tips on that. Pretty easy install? Did you have to by a camera with it?

If your model comes stock with the factory camera, then you use a transistor that bucks the 12 volts down to 6 volts for the Toyota camera. Then you splice the video data line and ground from the factory wire harness to an aux video cable and plug it into the back of the head unit.

 

[tstead60]

If your model comes stock with the factory camera, then you use a transistor that bucks the 12 volts down to 6 volts for the Toyota camera. Then you splice the video data line and ground from the factory wire harness to an aux video cable and plug it into the back of the head unit.

I'm actually thinking about switching to an Android auto unit and running the USB c cable to little tray where the outlet is by the gear shift. So we'll see how long that unit stays in there.

 

[collinrach22]

I'm actually thinking about switching to an Android auto unit and running the USB c cable to little tray where the outlet is by the gear shift. So we'll see how long that unit stays in there.

Ya mine came just bare bones. So I'd have to install a camera. Android auto unit hun have to look into it.