Recent content by Elfer1

No KDSS on this one.

Up for sale is my Nautical Blue 2020 Venture Edition with 18,xxx miles (it's my daily, so mileage will continue to rise). Full King suspension with reservoirs and adjusters front and back. SPC UCAs, 3" Icon rear coils, Sherpa Equip Co Crestone full roof rack, N-fab step bars, Method 703 wheels...

Reviving an old thread. In preparation for a lift 3”/2” with Kings all around, 2” icon coils and SPC UCAs, was wondering if I should also do the end links and bump stops? It’s my daily driver, so it will mostly see paved roads, but I’d like to take it off road too. Anything else I should...

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Ever heard a flat six scream? It’s obviously the exception, but the sound is incredible. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Curious if anyone on here has the Giddy Up throttle response controller from Mid-Atlantic Off-Road and what your experience has been? Considering it’s 1/3 the price of the Pedal Commander, I’m thinking it might be worth looking at. 2010+ Toyota 4Runner Throttle Response Controller Sent...

That’s a great point. When you break it down like that, it’s really not that big of a deal.

I read in some other threads that the KO2 aren’t particularly great in wet or snow, so for that reason and the weight of them, I wasn’t planning on going that direction. I had a set of Toyo AT3s on an early Bronco and liked them, but that was strictly a for-fun-only vehicle and I wasn’t at all...

Yep, I understand. I probably should have clarified that I'm only considering ATs. What I haven't really figured out yet from the research that I've done is what rating and type of sidewall is better for maximizing mpg. I won't be doing much off-roading simply because I live in one of the...

Thanks for the insight. I figured the KO2's would be on the lower side of the spectrum due to their weight. I really like the way they look though. Any idea what your mpg is?

Again, I was looking for 285 tire recommendations that will yield better mpg than others.

I'm simply looking for recommendations on types of 285 tires that will yield better mpg than others. I realize that I'm not going to get good mpg with my vehicle choice, but I don't see anything wrong with trying to get the best mpg that I can given my desired set up.

Hey All, I’m new to the 4Runner world. Just picked up a ‘20 Venture and currently gathering everything for a lift (going with King 2.5’s front and back, SPC UCAs and 2” Icon coils in the rear). I’m planning on either 285/70s or 285/75s on the stock TRD wheels. With this being my daily...