Recent content by Polyguy79

There are zero issues with the oil drain access panel with the RCI plates. Adding a Fumoto valve makes it even easier and less messy.

I’ve got 5000 miles on my SL rated AT III tires and no problems in the least with balancing. I say take it to a shop that specializes with balancing and let them have a crack at it. If they say all is good, maybe there is something else at play

Me too! I also swapped out for the OC III’s within days of owning my 4Runner and they have been nothing short of amazing! Not even close to rubbing with 265’s. Please keep us updated.

Just got my SB installed that I ordered from Jason. First impression was DAMN this thing is tiny! The size was perfect to fit in the blank switch slot just to the right of the steering wheel. Install was super easy, with the exception of the OEM throttle cable. That thing sucks and the angle you...

Just got my Sprint Booster today from Jason and I am loving it. Install was easy, but removing the OEM throttle cable sucks. Just know that going in! . The SB is soooo much smaller than the Pedal Commander, which is a good thing. It fit absolutely perfect in the blank slot just to the right of...

That is the case for me. If I didn’t have the rubber piece installed, the fairing would not touch. But it would be super close and I just didn’t want to take the chance of it contacting the roof in case it a mounting screws got just a little loose or if any added weight to the fairing crossbar...

Yes I have done this and no issues at all. Probably wouldn’t be a bad idea to simply replace the film every few years. The 3m film is very tough. The fairing (really the rubber piece) doesn’t touch the roof with much force, so there really isn’t enough motion or force to wear down the 3m film to...

Put a piece of 3m paint protection film across your roof where the wind fairing will be. That will eliminate any potential contact issues with the roof.

I got the RCI angled with kickout and no top plates. My kids are older and my wife isn’t the high heel wearing type to need my sliders to double as steps. They sit high and tight against the body and are a breeze to clean when I am driving through mud and snow. For me these are perfect and look...

I have the Toyo OC AT3’s and absolutely love them. Awesome traction for an AT tire on wet, snow and icy roads. These have a very high mileage life and I use them for my daily driving as well as for my off road activities. Honestly I cannot recommend them enough.

I’m going to represent the Toyo OC AT3 crowd. These are awesome tires. Very good on pavement or dirt. One of the best AT tires for wet conditions. Very quiet at highway speeds. These are miles better than their AT2 tires, which were good but not great tires. Do yourself a favor and at least look...

Ive heard great things about these but never used them….how many set have you had? Snow performance? Mud tolerance? I’m in my first set, but these blew me away almost instantly. They feel close to street tires on dry pavement with how quiet they are and how well they handle in the rain. Snow...

Neither….Toyo Open Country AT3

Every time you add a electronic feature, you just added one more item that can fail. None of these features make a vehicle last longer or reduce cost of ownership over the life of the vehicle.

2021 ORP does not have that option