C4 Fabrication Rear Bumper Install (5th Gen 4runner) (Part 1) 

Thanks Taylor and you're welcome. Good luck with your install.

We're slowly branching out to other Gens and at some point other model Toyota trucks and SUVS. We will never be done wrenching on 3rd Gens but mixing it up a bit would be good.

It's a very handy ratchet to have in your tool arsenal.

I'm not sure on this and I don't want to give you bad info. Contact C4 and ask them.

Hey Thomas, I'm far from an authority on engine swaps. The only one I have experience with was the one I filmed for my friend Mikey. Mikey and his friend Wes were the brains behind the operation and I just documented it. So sorry Bro, I'm not going to be much help to you.

Timmy The Toolman Well, thank you anyways! And I really appreciate all the helpful third gen vids🤙

@@thomasanthony6823 You're welcome Thomas.

Hey Mike, you have to live local and have a job we haven't filmed yet. We are located in San Jose, California. We don't do every job that comes our way but we do a pretty good percentage of them.

Well I live up by Sacramento, but am assuming you have already done one of these. Anyways thanks and I love watching your channel..@@TimmyTheToolman

@@michaellee4965 We have not installed one of those bumpers yet.

Awesome, I'm going down to Riverside tomorrow to pick it up. I would love to be on ur show and learn some stuff. I've done all the current mods myself. @@TimmyTheToolman

@@michaellee4965 Send me a link to the bumper you got and any available installation instructions they offer. If you know of a RU-vid video showing the install, send me a link to that as well. It all depends how involved it looks and how long you're willing to wait to get it installed. The videos turn out better when Sean and I are both there and it sometimes can take a while for us to get together. You can email me: mtbtim@sbcglobal.net

We recently decided to authorize all ads on our videos to increase ad revenue. We figured people could deal with the ads if it meant they got a quality video tutorial they could use to do the job themselves and save a ton of money not having to rely on a shop to do the work for them. So, while I do agree with you that these ads can be annoying, do you think we should be providing these videos with zero compensation? The ads don't cost the viewer anything other than a tiny bit of their time. The money we make is paid by the advertisers through Google and we get a cut of the proceeds. So, let me put this in perspective for you. This video series took Garett and I over 2 full days to film. The editing on my part and Sean's part probably took another 20+ hours. We started this channel to help people but we're not saints either. The money we make helps fund tool purchases, upgrades to our camera equipment, funding subscriber parties and just putting some money in our pockets for our efforts. Do we feel guilty for making some money for our hard work? Absolutely not. We work our asses off to provide videos for people to use. I don't know what percentage of people actually take the time to comment and thank us for our efforts to create the video they just used to save themselves a ton of money, but I'm guessing it's pretty low. Luckily there are enough who take the time to thank us and share their success stories with us and these people help fuel our desire to keep making videos. Maybe one day the money we make will sufficiently compensate us for the time we put into this channel, but for the 3.5 years we've been doing this, we're still no where close to being compensated for the enormous time we put in. So, sorry you have found the ads annoying. But, next time instead of complaining about the ads a RU-vidr has on their channel, maybe instead thank them for their hard efforts to put out the content you've benefited from.