I have a Cali Raised slim 43" light bar mounted directly to the front of my FrontRunner rack (not above or below.) It does not whistle, but at higher speeds (especially if it is already windy) it makes a deep pitched moaning sound. I am going to add a faring I think.
I am soon to be a So Cal 4Runner owner. I am moving from AZ to Laguna Niguel in two weeks. Any tips on what club I should join? Look forward to meeting other 4Runner owners.
I want to add that the Trasheroo is one of the best bang for the buck investments I have made. It is very well made and holds up-to 50 pounds of gear. I was able to fit the following inside it:
4 Dog bowls
5 days worth of dry kibble (3 cups per dog per day X 2 dogs x 5 days = 30 cups)...
Loaded up the 4Runner and headed from Phoenix to Cali for a quick surf trip. Surfline was predicting a solid swell and glassy conditions so we loaded up the dogs and went to San Onofre. It was the first time I loaded up the FrontRunner rack. I was impressed with how much gear I could fit up...
Messing around at Butcher Jones in Phoenix, Az with a few friends.
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4Runners are the best "man & canine" adventure machine ever made. This is me, my 4Runner, and my dog Finn.
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I bought the Pedal Commander on a group buy. Great deal. Very happy with the change in throttle response. I run it on city +2 most often. Just enough to “wake’ it up. A great addition given the road system here in Phoenix. Lots of stop and go and merging onto busy streets with a 50mph...
I have a full length FrontRunner. The cross bars block some of the light coming through. Living in AZ,I like having the diffused light versus direct sun. Plus, I needed the acreage up there for tying stuff down.