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What is the last thing you bought and plan to buy?
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Expedition Master I
Bent two of my stock Toyota wheels on my 4Runner, so replaced them with Black Rhino Armory wheels! I think next I will be getting an S-Pod & KC Hilites Gravity Pro6 light bar.. Or if I can talk the wife into it a new rear bumper...
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Traveler III
Those are definitely cool! Just curious, are they totally solid faces? Meaning is there any open area to them? Definitely different. How'd you bend your stock wheels?
Expedition Master I
No they’re solid face. Not really sure how they got bent, could of been in Death Valley, Anza Borrego, Hurricane, Utah or trails here in NORCAL. No matter not gonna bend these.
Traveler III
67Designs carbon arm, Mounting Arm for Vector E Dock, Dam Adapter, and the new Ram mount - all for mounting the Garmin InReach SE+. Another one of those purchases that I struggled with spending the money on, but I know the quality is top notch. 67Designs mounts are so secure.
Contributor I
What is the last thing you bought?
I would say a collaboration of items. New LED headlights, LED smoked out taillights, rubber "diamond plated" cowls, rubber "diamond plated" door sills, front and rear weathertech floorliners, 50cal antenna, cargo waterproof cover for kids and messes, grab bars and today the backup camera. Other items purchased not installed, but soon will be rugged ridge hood latches, the taillight caged covers, back seat adjuster to sit further from front seats, Maximus 3 Pro Bull nose or "stinger" they call it and lastly the Warn VR10S winch kit.
Next thing you plan to buy?
I would say roof insulation liners or something else cheaper for a while. Definitely racked up 4k in less than two weeks of owning this new rig we just bought!
I would say a collaboration of items. New LED headlights, LED smoked out taillights, rubber "diamond plated" cowls, rubber "diamond plated" door sills, front and rear weathertech floorliners, 50cal antenna, cargo waterproof cover for kids and messes, grab bars and today the backup camera. Other items purchased not installed, but soon will be rugged ridge hood latches, the taillight caged covers, back seat adjuster to sit further from front seats, Maximus 3 Pro Bull nose or "stinger" they call it and lastly the Warn VR10S winch kit.
Next thing you plan to buy?
I would say roof insulation liners or something else cheaper for a while. Definitely racked up 4k in less than two weeks of owning this new rig we just bought!
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Member I
Picked up an old m101 trailer from govplanet.com, the previous owner was the Campbell state correctional facility who had been using as a welding rig/cart, heavily modified of course, first thing to do is strip it down shave weight then build it into a camper trailer for the whole family 
Member III
Last thing I bought for the 'hoe was a full set of Bilstein 5100s cause after 172000 miles what I think we're the originals were worn/rusting.
Next is probably some Rough Country leveling keys and HD tie rod sleeves
Next is probably some Rough Country leveling keys and HD tie rod sleeves
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Enthusiast III
my new sne
Expedition Master I
Yeah it probably time to replace the shocks! Look at Toytec leveling kits, had one on my Tundra. It was really nice and affordable.
Enthusiast III
I run in front bilstien 5100 b8 and rear bilstien 5125 witch give. Me lots of travel on my 03 tacoma 4x4
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Traveler III
Saw a few others post up the Ka-Bar tactical spork and thought it looked interesting. You can add them on Amazon orders over $25 for only $5.95 so figured I’d try one. It’s pretty darn nice! The serrated knife actually cuts well enough to get through a juicy steak! Highly recommend!
