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Whiteline sway bars for 5th gen 4Runner Good find on Whiteline sway bars for 5th gen 4Runner. If these are stiffer than stock, I'm sure a lot of people from this forum will thank you for it. SR5 stock comes with 1.18 inches front and 0.787 inches rear sway bars. Whiteline sway bars are 30 mm...

I'm sure it corners like it's on rails now :hiding:

4Runner and the sand dunes I found this video on youtube: kzhVPtL1wyU Enjoy!

It is hard to believe you got the '14 Trail with the options you are listing for 35K. From edmunds.com, invoice is $36.5K, not including the advertising fee (which is an additional $700-800 in some states). Base Invoice Price - $32,868 Sliding Deck Rear Cargo Board - $312 Display Audio...

Was it too much speed that caused the roof to collapse like this? It doesn't look like falling of a cliff since the roof collapsed front-driver and rear-right sides. More pics at Copart

Did you notice any differences in how it rides?

Toyota specs sheet had many mistakes over the time, so that gets the first vote. Now that the SR5 and Trail share the same body and bumpers, one would expect the approach and departure angles to be the same. That's not the case according to the specs sheet, and if the sheet is right, maybe the...

How does it ride? Any impressions?

Thanks for the scan. Official MPG is now down to 16/21/18 - not complaining, just an observation which is probably closer to reality anyway.

fuel economy Fuel economy doesn't improve back to what it was in 2012: 2012 versus 2014

More videos A slow pace review of a Silver Trail as well as of the Entune JBL unit from the Limited: 2014 Toyota 4Runner Review and Road Test with EnTune Infotainment - YouTube And another off road video of a Silver and Red Trails: 2014 Toyota 4Runner - Offroad - YouTube

There is a difference between "what you can do" and "what you should do". See the Suburban example above.

Well, it depends on when you downshift. You don't downshift to slow down; you first use the brakes to slow down to the appropriate speed, then downshift to the gear that matches that speed. Engine braking is used to maintain speed.

Hmm, only 79 miles? Are you sure that Land Cruiser didn't come with racing fuel in it?

TFL review and off-road drive Black Limited on road review 2014 Toyota 4Runner First Drive & Review - YouTube Silver Trail off-road demo 2014 Toyota 4Runner Off-Road Tech Demo - YouTube Enjoy!