02-14-2019, 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by anonymousgromers
How are they on the road?
2004 toyota 4Runner limited 4WD 4.7L V8 | Gibson cat back exhaust
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Fantastic. Not noisy at all, feel real good even when it's raining buckets
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2007 SR5 V6 4WD 205k, Titanium Metallic. 5100s, OME 885/895, extended rear links, ST Maxx 255/75 R17 on 17x8s, mud flap delete,TB spacer, Spectre CAI, DRL delete, HCF delete, DAC delete, K&N cabin filter, TPMS bypass, Fog light mod, USB galore, dash cam, LED lights all over, rear bumper lights, cbi ditch light brackets w/lights, atrac off, OBA w/2 gallon tank/hidden hook up, Trailgear welded sliders, Rocksteady skids, custom swing-out, 3⁰, SE hood w/working vent, Sprint booster, JET MAF, Kenwood TM-V71a w/motorized antenna, custom dual battery, custom roof rack/lights, custom TRED mount, external 12v, rear diff breather, pck, Freedom UCAs, custom stereo, Aluminum rad, trans cooler, 240A alternator...for now... 
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02-14-2019, 04:15 AM
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The driver makes all the difference...
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02-14-2019, 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted by T4RMachine
The driver makes all the difference...
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Couldn't agree more....
Often times, the most important piece of equipment, more important than any armor or locker or winch, is the loose nut behind the steering wheel...
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02-24-2019, 06:20 PM
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Originally Posted by inscarguy
I know in gonna get flamed for this but as a current owner of both a gmc sierra and a 4th gen V8. I can say that my sierra is way better in the "snow" than my 4runner.
Example: a few years ago we got a bad storm with almost 3' of snow. The 4runner could not get out of my driveway with 4 lo engaged and the center diff locked.
Put my sierra in 4hi, went around the 4runner w/o breaking a sweat and pulled the 4runner out from its spot.
Last winter my neighbor got stuck with his van on our street. Tried to pull him out with the 4runner because it was the first car in my driveway, could not budge his van, got my GMC , first shot it pulled him out.
now i cant say how they compare off roading but in the real world and real usage my GMC outdoes the 4runner.
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Which tires do you run on the GMC and which tires do you run on the 4Runner?
I feel like this thread is similar to the commercials with the Touareg pulling a 747... everyone seems to forget the tiny little tractors that pull every jumbo jet at the airport. Now stopping the 747 from rolling, that would be a challenge!
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02-25-2019, 12:12 AM
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Which tires do you run on the GMC and which tires do you run on the 4Runner?
I feel like this thread is similar to the commercials with the Touareg pulling a 747... everyone seems to forget the tiny little tractors that pull every jumbo jet at the airport. Now stopping the 747 from rolling, that would be a challenge!
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Well I'm not sure what he has but the tires I have rn wont be the same ones I have on then as I'm currently shopping for tires we both have winters on right now.
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02-25-2019, 07:33 AM
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Originally Posted by pnwcruiser
Which tires do you run on the GMC and which tires do you run on the 4Runner?
I feel like this thread is similar to the commercials with the Touareg pulling a 747... everyone seems to forget the tiny little tractors that pull every jumbo jet at the airport. Now stopping the 747 from rolling, that would be a challenge!
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Michelin defenders on both.
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'06 4Runner Limited V8 Salsa Red: bilstein 6112, 5160, Wheeler T12's, 4Runner XP wheels, Michelin AT2 275/55/20, Magnaflow Exhaust,, Powerstop brakes, sport hood
RIP.....'08 4Runner Limited V6: white, bilstein 6112s, 5160s, b12 , powerstop brakes, nav, TRD cat back, 4Runner XP rims, Michelin Defender LTX 275/55-20, sport hood
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