[Ross4runner]

Well bought my first Toyota in 2013, a 2006 4runner Limited V8. And ever since then my wife wont drive anything else. I have a ton of catching up to do on this build and trying to remember everything I did. But I have plenty of time today to do this so bare with me.

[Ross4runner]

First mod I was interested in doing was add a aux battery that I could isolate and I wanted to use the same exact battery as my main battery. So I looked and its a little tight behind the air filter but I made a bracket and mount for another 24f-agm battery. I added a manual battery switch for now but I do plan on installing 2 80amp constant relays in the next few weeks.

[Ross4runner]

Next I wanted to install a inverter somewhere low profile. The little cubby holes on the rear wheel well was a good spot if I could gut the inverter and stuff it in there. I ended up finding one that looked like it would fit. I forget if it was 750 or 1000 watt but it was plenty big. I had to take out most of the side panels in the trunk and run 4 smaller gauges wires instead of 1 thick wire from the battery to the inverter.

[JVC8790]

Nice work on the inverter setup, I love the mounting of those outlets. I was trying to think of what else would be a good use of those cubbies outside of holding random tools and stuff that I tossed in them now.
@Lewis&Clark you should check this out as it seems like a configuration you might want to utilize for your additional power needs!

[Ross4runner]

Cant afford one of those nice arb fridges so I just installed a Walmart mini fridge

[Ross4runner]

Originally Posted by JVC8790

Nice work on the inverter setup, I love the mounting of those outlets. I was trying to think of what else would be a good use of those cubbies outside of holding random tools and stuff that I tossed in them now.
@Lewis&Clark you should check this out as it seems like a configuration you might want to utilize for your additional power needs!

Yea I had a hard time thinking of what to use them for also. they look like they would be useful but there really not

[Ross4runner]

Took out the Xreas shocks and airbags. Installed some nice new and stiffer springs in preparation of future mods.

Front springs: 886 heavy load springs (110-220LBS)
Rear springs: 897 heavy constant load (660LBS)
OME nitro sport shocks front and rear

[Ross4runner]

The ride with the stiffer springs was actually not much rougher then the factory springs. But if you ride in the rear seats you do notice them a bit with no load, its a little bouncy.