At 50k miles I finally lifted it. Bilstein 6112/5160 kit with RSG sliders, new 285 Toyos (added a matching TRD pro wheel / Toyo as a spare underneath) and rear Firestone airbags. Very happy with the outcome.
Have previously run BFG KOs and KO2s over the last 15 years, they were horrible in...
Thanks - yes, having been through a totaled vehicle before I am aware of these challenges. There are a handful of items in addition to the rack that I would like to pull off in the event the car is totaled. I have USAA and they were really easy to work with the last time - I actually was paid...
Wrecked it :(
Was visiting friends in Salt Lake with my wife and kids. Left around 7:00am yesterday morning. It had been raining overnight and the rain was snow/sleet as we crested the pass approaching Park City on I-80. A car had presumably spun out ahead and was being assisted by an emergency...
would like to know the discount to determine if I'm willing to pull the trigger on this right now. Regardless, appreciate you reaching back out to the members of the old thread (like myself).
Yes, you’ll need them eventually if you want your hatch to open fully and stay open. My OEM shocks wore out pretty fast (within a few months). Ordered some from amazon, and they were very easy to install.
Yes, Gobi Stealth with no-rise. Rack is great, haven't noticed any additional wind noise over the stock rails with a Rola basket which was what I had up there previously. No regrets about the Gobi decision.
Here you go, sorry for the poor quality it didn't want to upload higher quality photos from my phone. also not sure why they uploaded upside down, but you get the idea
I can take one for you - you want me to take a photo up through the open sunroof from the driver's seat?
Does not cut down on any visibility. I also climb out the sunroof to get up top sometimes vs accessing via ladder or wheel as i find it easier lol, for whatever its worth. So the sunroof...
Also, to keep it relevant, I added a Gobi a few months ago and so far I love it and look forward to really utilizing it with the family this summer. The wait time didn't bother me because I wasn't in a rush and while it was definitely pricey, it is also very high quality.
Not a 5th gen T4R but I'm too lazy to find the right place and figure this will appeal to folks in here anyway... spent 10 days road tripping around Patagonia in southern Chile & Argentina in a brand new Hilux and it was awesome. Wish the 4runner or tacoma were offered in a MT, it really made me...