Recent content by Bad_Influence

Been a while since I've posted here, updated pics (-: Installed front and rear CBI bumpers, added stronger coils and also a Rigid light bar in the front.

that's the way they come, enjoy the new rig!

I've had them for almost 3 years. I off-road kind of a lot too and I have no real complaints other than I can't get to 4. caster for the life of me, Not even close either.... and I've tried many alignment techs. For the most part they work well for my 285's and 2'' lift, and I've had no issues...

For the life of me, I can't get this one dash light indicator to turn off. It turned on a few weeks ago. I have played with the traction control settings and it doesnt help. Hoping someone either knows why its happening and maybe can offer a solution. Thanks in advance.

i'm definitely sure my bump stops were removed, i had them in a small box before i lost them during the move. they may have also contained the dampeners too? not sure, i remember my mechanic removing them, now my current issue is finding the bump stops that Saker recommended, i cant find them...

Thank you!

So i had my bump stops removed to fit some airbags in my rear coils a year ago, and now that i have gone another route with my rear suspension option, i realized that I cannot locate where my bump stops are in my garage. I went to 4 wheel parts and asked them if I need to install them or...

this thread makes me want to go hunting with my bow and aero

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Most members on this forum tend to agree that the Trail w/kdss gives you the best on-road and off-road manners. Another thing is resale, if you think you might want to unload your 4runner sooner than later I believe the trails hold their value pretty well and the few extra bucks you might pay...

i'm thinking $300 - $400 depending on where you live.

remember, aftermarket bumpers are better and waaaaaaay cheaper...

Every summer i go to relief reservoir in the sierra's. It's about a 14 mile trail to our campsite. A lift without running boards is needed to get there without damaging your undercarriage. It probably takes a good 2 hours to get in there with all the tight turns and big rocks.

I'll chime in here fwiw....at stock my 2011 limited 4runner averaged 18.8 mpg. Then i lifted it a couple inches, added a full length steel roof rack and added 285/70r17 nitto terra's, averaged 17.1 mpg. Recently I just added some mickey thompson MTZ's 285/70/17 and now with that same 2" lift I...

mickey thompson atz's are worth looking at in my opinion with your needs