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Honestly, the best fj cruiserr specifc source for stuff like that is fjcruiserforums.com. Or mud. There just doesn't seem to be a lot of FJC owners that are of the "pirate" mindset.
Be warned -- The fjcforum is loaded with mall crawlers. about 20% wheel. Mud has a good following, but not nearly as FJC specific. There are 3 SAS modded FJC that I know of, and one bad ass desert racer/mall crawler.
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There are a number of manufactures making bumpers, sliders, roof racks, etc. I went with the Demello bumper and sliders.
Here is a few threads that might be helpful. There are lots of pics in those threads. I think there are slider and lift comparison threads as well. Bumper Comparison Roof rack comparison |
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Mr Bechtold has a VERY nice SAS rig on there
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LOL! Thanks. Here's my bumper BTW. To the OP, you might see it cruising through Magalia every now and then.
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Oh, and wilson, if she wants black on black she has two options:
#1 - buy one of the 3200 07 TRD's that came that way fromt he factory #2 - spend $500 - $1500 on getting the roof painted. I may be selling my TRD, as I really like the new sand storm
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All-Pro bumper offers the best approach angle and i also think it is the lightest. I am very happy with mine.
Also the all-pro fits the best. My opinion
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Oh, lemme tell ya... I'm a wife and mom... have your wife check out MY FJ!!
/forum/toyota-fj-cruiser/582336-soccer-mom-grocery-getter-makeover.html Good Luck!!!
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Ahh, thought it was a special edition or something. She's standing her ground on Black. I like silver or yellow, personally but...she's the boss. I just emailed her a link to your build
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tell her this...
The best thing about driving my FJ is the approval ratings from onlookers. I went to the car wash a couple of weeks ago and happened to pull in right behind another FJ. Problem is the other FJ was sporting 20" chrome wheels, was slightly lowered, and had the bass thumpin'. What a poser! When I pulled up behind him, the car wash attendants all looked at my FJ and simultaneously did a "thumbs up" to my modifications! That felt pretty cool, if I do say so myself!
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I have the Expidition One front bumper with bullbar. You can find a good comparison of FJC bumpers here:http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forum...omparison.html
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your going to have to get some cheap labor to keep it clean if its black!
Have had a few vehicles that were black.... they looked dirt brown living on a dirt road for years. too lazy to keep up on them. light color most better, for you anyways, because I doubt the wifey will wash it.
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Yes, the black shows dirt easily. It also is the purtiest clean.
Since it's actually a metallic, it has a clear on top, which means if you get brush marks, the marks turn white. But they rub out very well.
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Hey Wilson.....Black is going to be hot as hell with all that sun out there ya know eh.
I drove one for a few 100 miles and for myself I didnt like it overall, to cramped inside for me & those side pillars....everytime I looked over my shoulder I wanted to get a sawsall and cut an opening so I could see better....hahahah. It drove fairly well though........no chance to wheel it on that trip with a friend. Last edited by 5spd; 11-08-2007 at 06:46 PM. |
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The Thing with the blind spots is not that big of a deal, really. Just think of when you pack for the trail. I always have myself packed so full, I can only see out of the mirrors anyway.
Once you get used to the mirrors (and get the blind spot stick ons), and use the back up sensors, it's fine. On tight trails a spotter is really nice.
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that TRD package is pretty$$$ and probably doenst have anything youd want anyhow(except a black roof) id look at getting the top painted and buying the cheaper version?...i really like these things with a mild lift and 33 MT's, really considering gettting one myself, wish there was a pickup version!!!
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