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OEM antenna mast
Which one did you find that works, and how to you define "work"? -
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X-Runner Rebuild
Sorry to hear about the wreck, but thank God you are ok. Quite a project, but bet it will be fun. Where are you located?- TX-X
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- Forum: Member Builds
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OEM antenna mast
Not a fan of stubbies. Anyone have an OEM one they'd like to get rid of? Thanks. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Will be in the mail tomorrow. Here's that video showing the easy way to remove the strut and spring without needing a spring compressor: Piece of cake. Hope you get many fun miles out of them! -
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2012 backup wire location and OEM camera wiring
Yeah, I really miss them too. Used to b e so convenient to just pop in and find what you want. All that's left down here by me is Fry's, and they're a pain in the a** to deal with, and not that close either.- TX-X
- Post #7
- Forum: General Inquiries & Info
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2012 backup wire location and OEM camera wiring
Thanks, but I ended up finding a different source; behind the glovebox. Checked it with bare wires and it worked like a charm. Just waiting for some connectors now to finish up the job.- TX-X
- Post #6
- Forum: General Inquiries & Info
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2012 backup wire location and OEM camera wiring
Um.. anyone?- TX-X
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- Forum: General Inquiries & Info
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2012 backup wire location and OEM camera wiring
2012 X-Runner with stock non JBL head unit and OEM backup camera. Installing a Pioneer AVH-X4800BS so I can get the backup camera image on the head unit. 1. After searching several forums, I've concluded that the source for tapping into the backup camera trigger wire varies from year to year...- TX-X
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- Forum: General Inquiries & Info
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
No, but swap out is not that hard at all. I'll show you a trick for removing/installing the springs without needing a compression tool. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Sorry, but shipping is $20, and my price is already very reasonable. I have one guy ahead of you, but giving him till tomorrow to reply. PM me if you still want them at $195 shipped. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Ok, no more "dibs". First person that serious about buying this, let me know. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Well, haven't had a reply from Nashman yet. I'll give him one more day. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Yes, but Nashman has first dibs. I'll let you know if he changes his mind. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Ok, great. I appreciate the correction. -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
Sorry, Rabbit, truck was bought from a dealership, so no idea about previous owner. Had 52K miles on it when I bought it, but typically it's your shocks that may eventually wear out, not springs. As for brand, the Xii website says they are made by Eibach. Marking on springs are a "Y/Y" and a... -
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For Sale: Xii Street Performance lowering kit
These came with the truck I recently bought, but I prefer stock height, so replaced these with stock components. I have no idea how long they've been on the truck, but they are in perfect functional shape, and since these are not wear items, they should be just like new. The new kit retails... -
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Going back to stock
Nope, uses a bolt, so I ended up installing an Allen head bolt and nut, and it fit perfectly into the hole in the spring seat. The QA-1s work just fine too, so thanks throwingsparksatu, but guess I won't need the stocker's after all. Truck is now back to stock, and I love it. No more...- TX-X
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- Forum: Suspension
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Going back to stock
I removed the 3" block from the rear spring, but it had a long stud that went through the springs, and a nut attaching it at the bottom. Once removed, what then should be through that hole in the springs to hold them together? In stock form, is there a bolt/nut that goes through there?- TX-X
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- Forum: Suspension
