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I have a 99' 3.4L with the TRD exhaust. I recently had the muffler replaced for a flowmaster super 40. i noticed a bit more burble, and an insanely powerful rumble at 1500 RPM. Now, if i removed the resonator- what would happen? Would it burble more? Crackle? Would i loose the powerful...

Man i'd rather save the money and get a little sports car as my second car* *Then watch in amusement as you drive over my sports car with your 40" beasts haha

That makes sense. Is it any better with a 0 offset rim, or an offset rim? And Im curious less for the looks, and more for the performance because i have a beach rig... That sand is deep- and wide tires seriously help when it comes to 'floating' on the sand

I see. How are people getting such wide tires on their 4runners? It seems like they're trimming inches off their car

If the TRD wheels are pushed out further, then wouldn't that equate to less rubbing

So are you guys saying that there's 2 roads for a stanced car Offset rims normal rims with spacers If i want some real wide tires/stance, what's the 'right' way to do it? Is trimming normal, or if you do it the 'right' way, will it be fine.

This is interesting. So everyone is doing a body mount chop in order to get wide tires which make the truck look stanced? I thought it just took a lift, a wider rim, and a fairly large spacer. Maybe a little trimming for the plastic in the fender, but those body mount chops look pretty gnarly...

Redesign Looks like 17' has no new changes to the runner. You guys think it'll come next year? I'm wondering what the changes will be. The tacoma engine and transmission are a love/hate deal- will those be incorporated in the 4Runner? Seems like a little bit of a heavy car, I was thinking...

Oh i see- the stock trail rims are 16" rims, right? The trd ones are 17". That means that the tires to fit the TRD rims are generally bigger, while the stock rim size gives a little more tire meat?

I tried one. I thought it was cool how high the engine revved. Made it feel like a race truck. And the transmission was totally active all the time. Why don't you like it?