Recent content by a2marian

Yes, those are 265 KO2's in the before and after photos.

If I'm not mistaken, similar symptoms (limp mode) happened to Brenan (@Trail4r) from trail4runner.com. Check out this link: Limp Mode on 5th Gen 4Runner & Zero Point Calibration (SOLVED) If you scroll down to final thoughts, it turns out the issue with his truck was a water leak that...

Off-roading the Gooderham trail in Minden, Ontario. Upgrades in my signature.

Hey, check these out from Greenlane Offroad. FACTORY ROOF RACK CROSS BAR REPLACEMENT — GREENLANE OFF-ROAD I have their aluminum side steps and can say their craftsmanship is top-notch.

Does anyone have a photo of their 5th gen with 6 shooter rims showing the poke of the tires from the wheel wells? I've seen some good shots but mostly only side views. I'm considering 6 shooters paired with 285 KO2s to replace my stock trail rims with 285 KO2s and spacers. Thank you!!

They have about the same platform dimensions as the stock running boards but are tucked further up into the body so you lose a bit of stepping room. They seem fine for normal use. Here is a phot of me standing on mine.

These have held up very well to the harsh Canadian elements as well as the muddy trails here in Ontario. I haven't (knock on wood) had to test out their strength but I feel they would hold well given the terrain I traverse.

Sending PM.

Considering the very few trails here in Ontario, I was a little surprised too that there were no enforcement. The general rule here is 'don't be out if you don't have to', reason if unfortunately something were to happen to you, emergency services aren't spent on your 'unnecessary' travel. The...

Had some early season fun!! :canada:

Had some early season fun...mods in the sig.

See the signature...have since added Greenlane Offroad Aluminum sliders and looking to upgrade to 285 KO2s.

Hunting in Northern Ontario, Fall 2019. Since added a set of Greenlane Offroad Aluminum Sliders.

I believe it's because most people buy integration components with their remote-start systems that eliminates splicing of cables.

Yes it does.