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  1. You know the Nissan Pathfinder R50 But have you seen the Nisyota FJ Finder Or the Toysan PathRunner I think my Nissan & Toyota DNA are starting to mix!?! Or at least my girl stepped in something!
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  2. The real ones will remember this spot [emoji41] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  3. after "days" of reading about all the folks that did a SFD back in the day , is there anyone still making this kit ?? And what year and model honda do I look into for the steering u joint . Thanks !
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  4. Gonna keep that last set on there? (5th gen 4Runner Trail Edition wheels right? Maybe just SR5 wheels, idk) It looks sharp, kinda blingy but not too much in my opinion. Makes the whole truck look a bit newer.
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  5. Many years ago, I built a skid plate for my Pathfinder. It is a brutally simple large piece of 3/16" steel. Knowing now, if I was to do it again, I would go 1/8". I built mine when I was working for Lifetime Products so had access to some steel working tools. We used a plasma cutter to cut out the plate (I had mocked up and figured out the shape using cardboard first) and then we were a bit impressed when the 100 ton press struggled a bit to put the long bends. I got it mounted on my truck, but it is HEAVY. I actually use a floor jack to lift and hold it in place while bolting it in. It has to come off at times for repairs on the truck and it still strikes me just how heavy it is. Upside, I worry for the rocks it hits. Gets some scratches, but no dents or bends. But seriously, 1/8" will give plenty of protection and be easier to work with and save a few pounds.
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  7. Went to Peters mill run again today. She did great as always. She always shows up.(brothers friend took these awesome pics) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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  8. Lake mead top White rocks BLM camp western Utah. This 97 just finished off a 1676 mile road trip. Stockton CA - Winnemucca NV - Stockton UT - Lake Mead - Stockton CA.
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