Awesome sauce!!!!!

Ouch, definitely going to need a discount code with that pricing lol.

The views in Ouray were perfect. We had a nice camp spot on the river. Slept great and enjoyed the weather! Was a nice break from the GA heat.




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Can I see a photo of this setup?


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Here are the 35x12.50's with no body lift. The front has just a little under 2.5" of lift, rear around 2.5".



Here it is with a 1" body lift added.

Another great weekend in the woods!

Little update. Rig has been parted out and back to stock to be traded in.

I have had a great 2+ years with you guys and hope that my build thread and other post will help many of you in the future!

Oh snap!

Are you moving to anything else?

When you say parted out do you mean things are sold or just off the 4Runner? Once I get a start date at JCI I will be ordering my bumper so please don't leave the t4r community yet, you are my only hope Obi Wan.

I'm always working on something. Just haven't decided what the next project will be.

You guys can always find me on IG: Dot_Tom feel free to DM me with any questions or welding need.

Thanks, I am now following.

I read the whole thread till the end hoping to see the front fender mode with the longer bolt to run that -38 offset

IG here i come
Thanks for your passion. And i wish your wife the best with her back/neck. Really

Thanks Proper! Crazy to think my wife is still dealing with legal/medical shit from that accident. What a joke that has been. But thanks for the kind words.

For the guys in the future looking at doing this lower fender mod here are some tips.

1. Remove the black plastic fender cap at the bottom of the fender.

2. See the 10 mm bolt.

3. Remove the bolt. You will see the bracket it's bolted to.

4. Trim as much of that bracket off. If you are rubbing you will see where and trim.

5. Bend the bracket outwards a bit.

6. Get longer bolt if needed to add some spacers between the fender and the bracket.

Best advice without pictures is to remove that plastic cap. Review the area and take that bolt out. The idea being to push the lower part of the fender out. Make it "wider" at the bottom. Just dive in. You'll see what I'm talking about.

GL!

After months of trying to decide on my next rig I finally pulled the trigger! As much as I wanted to go with a new Raptor, they just don’t fit in our trials. I know I needed to go midsize and started looking at new options like the Ranger and the Canyon. Started researching and found the perfect rig for me to try out.

2020 Colorado ZR2 Bison in white.

Terrible photo below. AEV did a great job imo on this package. I’ve ordered a winch that will bolt into the bumper. 1” leveling kit. 285/70 tires. Tonneau cover and still on the fence about the AEV Snorkel.

I’m taking it to Windrock this weekend to get a baseline test on the vehicle in stock form. I’ll post up some photos on here if anyone is interested in following this build?

Hope everyone has been doing well! Let me know what you guys think.




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