90yota
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Moon rocks is awesome. I took my tacoma out there and got really stuck lol
What did you do to your Raptor today? (Gen2)
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Braaaaptor
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Full detail today. Wash, bug remover, clay bar, paint correction w/ orbital polisher, isopropyl alcohol, and finished with Turtle wax ice seal n shine. First time using any kind of paint sealant but initially really happy with the gloss and shine. It's supposed to rain all daywday tomorrow and I'm going off-roading this weekend so we'll see how it holds up to some abuse.
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Had spare S2 lights laying around, so I put them in as chase lights on the bed . Need to get the yellow lens and I’m good to go. 
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nikhsub1
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You mean except for having to grind the tow bar, uninstall the wiring harness and get the park censors to fit right? Also, can you see if you can lower your spare tire now?Installed the ADD Pro Bolt-On rear bumper. Did it by myself, but overall pretty easy and straight forward install.
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Johnfaeglasgow
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The grinding wasn’t bad at all. As long as you have the right tools, it’s pretty easy. Just tedious. I was able to do the full install without completely removing the wiring harness. All you need to do is unplug the parking sensors and tow wiring. They hang freely out of the way for it. You can still lower the spare tire as well. The plastic fittings for the parking adapters needed a little TLC with a flat head to clip in all the way, but it works. The trailer plug in didn’t quite “snap in” all the way, but it fits snug enough. If it pops out while driving, I’ll just sand the plastic down a bit and that should do it.
Even though instructions recommend 2 people, I did it by myself. For install and lining the bumper up I’d recommend a second pair of hands if you can.
Honestly, the down pipes and turbo adapters gave me WAY more of a difficult time.
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FrenchRaptor
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Finally installed the new Corsa 3” muffler ungrade!! If I knew how to upload the before and after videos I would share with you all. Will need to have a kid help me out....
nikhsub1
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The grinding wasn’t bad at all. As long as you have the right tools, it’s pretty easy. Just tedious. I was able to do the full install without completely removing the wiring harness. All you need to do is unplug the parking sensors and tow wiring. They hang freely out of the way for it. You can still lower the spare tire as well. The plastic fittings for the parking adapters needed a little TLC with a flat head to clip in all the way, but it works. The trailer plug in didn’t quite “snap in” all the way, but it fits snug enough. If it pops out while driving, I’ll just sand the plastic down a bit and that should do it.
Even though instructions recommend 2 people, I did it by myself. For install and lining the bumper up I’d recommend a second pair of hands if you can.
Honestly, the down pipes and turbo adapters gave me WAY more of a difficult time.
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Yeah, it seems every piece that is supposed to clip in, like the park sensors and the trailer plug were a total bitch. I wouldn't move on until these were secured properly and it took some fiddling. Actually removing the harness is probably easier than not as you can attach it while off the truck - just a lot of more steps and fiddling than a front bumper.
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