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Reference: GRDiffT5-bl
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Protects the delicate rear differential of the 4motion drive.
Reference: GRDiffT5-re
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Protects the delicate rear differential of the 4motion drive.
Reference: GRDiffT5-al
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Protects the delicate rear differential of the 4motion drive.
Reference: WMT54motion
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Allows the winch to be solidly mounted entirely under the factory bumper.
Reference: WMTundra99
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Allows the winch to be mounted solidly under the factory bumper. No part of the plate protrudes beyond the bumper. Only the rope slide.
Reference: WM4runner14-hd-SR5
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Allows the winch to be solidly mounted entirely under the factory bumper. No part of the plate protrudes beyond the bumper, only the rope slide.
Reference: WM4runner14-hd-TRD
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Allows the winch to be solidly mounted entirely under the factory bumper. No part of the plate protrudes beyond the bumper, only the rope slide.
Reference: GEn4runner14offroad-bl
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
A full and elaborate undercarriage guard for the radiators, engine and delicate front differential. The first and probably the most necessary of the undercarriage guards.
Reference: GEn4runner14offroad-re
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
A full and elaborate undercarriage guard for the radiators, engine and delicate front differential. The first and probably the most necessary of the undercarriage guards.
Reference: GEn4runner14offroad-al
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
A full and elaborate undercarriage guard for the radiators, engine and delicate front differential. The first and probably the most necessary of the undercarriage guards.
Reference: GT4runner14offroad-bl
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Full and extended transmission oil pan guard.
Reference: GT4runner14offroad-re
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Full and extended transmission oil pan guard.
Reference: GT4runner14offroad-al
Brand: Heavy Cruiser
Full and extended transmission oil pan guard.
