I have to disagree,
I think if you really took your rig out to the max and needed something you had to trust and rely on, none of the new technology is tested or proven enough yet to compare to what the 4runner can offer.
im not arguing its unchanged and a little dated... but I am arguing...
just throwing it out there but I run an OBDii wireless bluetooth reader I got off amazon for $10 and connect it wirelessly to an app I paid for called Dash Command. I can wirelessly monitor every sensor in the vehicle when on road trips or hitting trails. Helps keep an eye on the trans temp or...
just noticed this threads original first post is from 2013... I wonder what that original thread starter is up to now a days. maybe he's running a new 4runner?
lol
nothing like reviving an old thread
Oh man.... I did all this and first off before you go any further, ready my review on teh daystar spacer kit I posted here
when I did the daystar kit (2.5 Front and 1.5 Rear) it was ok but the second I went off road it was "annoying"... read my review and you will get the diff of it
I went...
believe it or not the rigs are designed to take this kind of abuse.... the only thing you're going to want to keep an eye on is suspension over heating.
Toyota officially notes as well that the trucks are safe to ride in up to 27.5 inches of water before claims will be denied on warranty...
I really dont think the 4Runner has been left out in the pasture... the rig is so solid they if anything are avoiding much change or worried about changing to much due to the history of reliability the rig has, to much change might scare away the people considering the rig based on its...
Hey, I don't know if this is just me or maybe its an actual issue but when I go to the thread "overlanding" in the general discussions section and then click the "last page" tab to get to the last post, it popes up a new window that is black and it says "hacked by Sipahiler"
anyone else...