Recent content by MountainClimber

Thanks for all the input guys. I will be honest I posted this on 4Runnner Forums also with similar results. The 4R does seem to be the more practical but, I guess I really want the cool factor that comes with the FJC. I do see scratching the FJC as a badge and scratching the 4R as just a...

You Guys have been a real help. With some of the links and reading other post in the forum, I think the 4R is gonna be my choice. The 4R is cool in its own right and I think I will enjoy my new family. The 4R just has too much to offer. Moving from my TJ, I will miss the rag-top, and that miss...

Thanks for all the replies, and sorry I didn't post this as a TJ replacement, or even mention it. Not much in the Delta gives me problems except for drainage ditches once in a while. I do like to go to AR often hints the name MountainClimber even if they are small mountains. The four doors and...

The post being 4R vs. FJ and Not trying to be wise guy, but what if you lifted the FJ the same amount. The FJ would be an even better off-road vehicle. It already has off road protection. Remember I own a TJ and this is imporant to me as a replacement vehicle. As for semi-educated guesses, the...

Ok I'm sure this has been brought up before, but I'm new and just haven't found it. They both get about the same mileage. The 4Runner would seem to be the clear winner here given it has more space and a tighter turning radius. However the FJ has a much better approach and departure angles. I...