🛠️ What Have You Done To Your LC250 Today?

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I got the sunglass holder that mounts above the rearview mirror, but unfortunately, my sunglasses won't fit, so I'm most likely going to return it. I'm bummed because it seemed like a great solution.
 
Installed the Rally Armor mud flaps. Better coverage than OEM but not by a ton on the pole protection. Much longer though.

They’re ridiculously shiny. They’re supposed to tone down over time but if it takes too long I’ll hit them with super fine sandpaper to sand off the shine.
 

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Stopped by Beat-Sonic HQ yesterday and had Ben drop their ENA 2T3 in my LCFE. While I always found the JBL system to be good enough, this little amp really lights it up. Even my old tinnitus filled Marine ears can tell the difference.

Sounds like an official relationship with Toyota and Beat-Sonic is close, regardless, this one is a no-brainer mod that adds instant gratification. 😎
 
I’ll take two, please.

This guy's design heavily influenced my design, so I don't think it'd be right for me to sell mine. That said, you can buy his here, and having designed and printed my own, this is a really fair price. My one step has $30 of filament in it alone, not to mention machine time/depreciation, design time, etc.

(I have no affiliation and can't vouch for that product, just saw it on the innernet and thought it'd be cool to make my own version)
 
This guy's design heavily influenced my design, so I don't think it'd be right for me to sell mine. That said, you can buy his here, and having designed and printed my own, this is a really fair price. My one step has $30 of filament in it alone, not to mention machine time/depreciation, design time, etc.

(I have no affiliation and can't vouch for that product, just saw it on the innernet and thought it'd be cool to make my own version)
That’s awesome you gave the credit where the credit was due! I’ve been looking at the 7” version. Did you use the carbon fiber additive in your filament when you printed yours out?
 
That’s awesome you gave the credit where the credit was due! I’ve been looking at the 7” version. Did you use the carbon fiber additive in your filament when you printed yours out?
Yeah it’s PETG-CF. There’s some debate in the 3dp community about whether the CF in PLA and PETG helps or hurts the strength of the part and some of the evidence I’ve seen makes me question its performance, but either way it sure does look cool lol

Mine is 8” long and I think the 5” version that’s for sale would be too short.
 
Today I finished up the installation of the Wolfbox G900Tripro mirror on my 1958. The installation is rather simple the hardest part was getting the cable for the rear camera though the boot to the back hatch to mount it in the new trim piece I bought that is for factory rear camera. Getting the front camera cable through the firewall grommet isn’t too bad but I had another cable already ran there and it made it a little tight. The front camera is mounted using a custom designed bracket. I still need to do a little tweaking on the bracket but it works great. The front facing mirror camera is a little blocked on the right hand side but it’s still usable. If you want to take high quality driving videos then you may want to get one of the mounts that push the mirror out and down to get rid of the plastic piece in the top right. I do plan on designing a snap on cover to cover the side holes on the rear trim.
 

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Today I finished up the installation of the Wolfbox G900Tripro mirror on my 1958. The installation is rather simple the hardest part was getting the cable for the rear camera though the boot to the back hatch to mount it in the new trim piece I bought that is for factory rear camera. Getting the front camera cable through the firewall grommet isn’t too bad but I had another cable already ran there and it made it a little tight. The front camera is mounted using a custom designed bracket. I still need to do a little tweaking on the bracket but it works great. The front facing mirror camera is a little blocked on the right hand side but it’s still usable. If you want to take high quality driving videos then you may want to get one of the mounts that push the mirror out and down to get rid of the plastic piece in the top right.
Nice! That's significantly better than the stock LC premium mirror. You can actually see things in your rear view without the 5x magnification ours has.
 
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