Recent content by Bicepus Maximus

Update.

Totally. Except the issue discussed in this thread is real and is happening with a $45,000 "iPhone". Something tells me you don't have KDSS..........

Yes, indeed it's KDSS, not XREAS. And yes, I'll visit the dealer and have some hard conversations if I need to. Ultimately, my concern is how how early in the process we (everyone who's experiencing this) are. There won't be a true fix for awhile, if there even is one. Toyota has to...

The noise is likely coming from the KDSS system. Lift was dealer installed. And the noise was there from when the truck was brand new. It doesn't have anything to do with the lift, except that it's more pronounced now.

Thanks.............

The noise my 2014 TE is making is driving me insane! I can feel it in the steering wheel and the floor when going over rough enough terrain. Seems like it's the KDSS on the 2014. Been discussed here. It got worse after my lift was installed. Spending $45,000 on a brand new vehicle and having...

uptheirons We did the drive from Edmonton to LA last summer in the FJ that was traded in for the 4R. Amazing.

BTW, I initially dealt with Sun Toyota and they had a white TE coming for me. This was over two months ago. They did get it in. I remember seeing it on their lot. It can't be seen in the dealer network once the vehicle is registered. And that's exactly what they did when they realized I went...

hamlet Congtrats! I had to wait roughly two weeks for Kingsway Toyota to redirect a white TE from another dealership for me. Who are you dealing with? They should be able to do the same.

We're talking about two similarly priced products; Icon and Radflo. Sure, there's an easier argument when taking a much less expensive Bilstein 5100 series shocks into account. For the most part, most people won't know the difference. But we're not talking about that. You realize the link with...

No doubt it's biased. But it's biased based on fact. There's legitimate reasoning behind it. Regardless of opinion, fact is; of the more expensive aftermarket suspension options for the 4Runner, Icon is the only one that uses digressive valving. Valving that's used mainly in car shock absorbers.

I would also like to add that just because the products are similar, cost about the same, have a similar application, etc., does not mean they're are the same. Unless a 4Runner is the same as the Jeep Grand Cherokee? You may very well like both, but they're designed, made, and managed by very...

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Comes disassembled.

Thanks for the feedback, KodeRush. I'm on stock wheels. And I'd rather not remove the mud flap. We'll see. I'll change the position of the UCA ball joint to bring it back to stock and then adjust camber as far forward as possible. Hoping the only thing I'll have to do after that is pull the...