🛠️ What Have You Done To Your LC250 Today?

Just hooked up a Vantrue dash cam, still had one from my old 4Runner- location and view turned out pretty good I think….
 

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Crusty Dusty got new shoes today. Stayed with my tried and true BFG K03. 275/70/18. Looked at quite a few other tires, and after having K series on almost every truck/SUV I have owned, just kept going with them. Not the end all be all of tire, yet they have not let me down either.

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What PSI are you running? I had my local dealer throw on 285/60r20s on and they filled em to 40psi.
 
Installed a TRD exhaust and looking to get a drawer system and tires.

Some other cosmetic and convenience changes such as hood struts, canvas back cover for the cargo, hitch light and a cool gas cap. :)
Where did you get the gas cap?
 
Was driving from LA to San Diego today and stopped in Cruiser Tech to see what they were building. Some awesome 40’s, 60’s 80’s and their 250. Nice folks that look to do awesome work. I sure wouldn’t have picked this color scheme but this was a beast.
 

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Looks great, one of the mods I feel is critical. Can you do an oil/filter change without removing the front plate?
Must remove the OEM skid plate I order to do oil/filter change. Good to remove it once awhile to check other stuffs while doing oil change
 
Added a new "custom" mount for my GMRS radio. I couldn't find a single product that did what I wanted, so I combined two products and I think it worked out well.

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The base is the RubiGrid Dash Mount from Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions. The product seems very well made and install was very easy, they included all the necessary tools to complete the job. Unfortunately, they don't make a mount for the Rocky Talkie Expedition Radio.

Thankfully, Rocky Talkie sells a Universal Mount for the radio that is compatible with the RAM® mounting systems.

The main issue is that the RubiGrid ball mount is too small to use with the RAM system.

In a stroke of luck, I was able to use the ball from the RAM system and the nuts and bolts from the RubiGrid system to put it all together. With the larger RAM ball attached to the RubiGrid, everything else was just plug-and-play.

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Added a new "custom" mount for my GMRS radio. I couldn't find a single product that did what I wanted, so I combined two products and I think it worked out well.

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The base is the RubiGrid Dash Mount from Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions. The product seems very well made and install was very easy, they included all the necessary tools to complete the job. Unfortunately, they don't make a mount for the Rocky Talkie Expedition Radio.

Thankfully, Rocky Talkie sells a Universal Mount for the radio that is compatible with the RAM® mounting systems.

The main issue is that the RubiGrid ball mount is too small to use with the RAM system.

In a stroke of luck, I was able to use the ball from the RAM system and the nuts and bolts from the RubiGrid system to put it all together. With the larger RAM ball attached to the RubiGrid, everything else was just plug-and-play.

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Pretty slick solution!
 
Pretty slick solution!
I think your solution is top notch, I don't have a new GMRS yet (old was is very outdated), but I have thought about using an "OffRoam" cell phone mount (with the magnetic attachment) and attaching a disc to the back of the Mic. I have one for my cell phone and it's the best I've ever owned. Thought maybe I'd try a 2nd one mounted on the R/H side of the screen, for a mic.

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