Recent content by RedBullGuy

Yep. That's where I got mine. $749 shipped and had them in under a week.

I'd love an Urban Runner. So jealous. Enjoying my TEP, though. That makes total sense now. They did look a little high up in your picture. I didn't bother with the carpet mats, because I never used them in my last car. These should do nicely, then. Looking forward to this score.

A flip out key would be nice. Or at least one that uses all four of the designated button locations. It looks so tacky having that one section that looks like it should have a button but doesn't.

Ahh. Didn't see anything about the carbon fiber trim or the black wheels in this thread...

Actually, my fiancee's Corolla has a smart key that's even nicer than the one the Limited comes with. LOL

Did anyone catch this article? 2017 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road Headed to Dealers Later This Year | Edmunds.com "The exterior of the 2017 4Runner TRD Off-Road gets some visual appeal from goodies like special black-painted wheels and unique badging, while the cabin is enhanced with...

Those look pretty good! Picking up a set for $90. Want to make sure, since I already have the regular all-weathers. Do you catch your feet getting in or out at all? Didn't see your previous posts. Maybe overlooked them when I went back. Were they on this thread?

I think it did. I've only felt the vibration once since then, and it was on a patch of road I always felt it on before. So, I'm thinking that patch of road is suspect, and the issue is resolved.

When I bought my 2016 T4R, I ordered it with the standard all-weather floor mats. Just recently, I came across someone selling OEM floor liners. They resemble the WeatherTech style ones, but they're OEM. Part number PT908-89160-02. After doing a search on here, I couldn't come up with...

Jumping on the bandwagon. Purchased a brand new 2016 TEP w/KDSS a little over a month ago. A week after purchase, I had the dealer swap my wheels out for TRD Pro wheels but kept the factory Dunlop GrandTreks. Been getting the intermittent vibration after two rebalances and swapping wheels front...

Yeah, I'm not sure what I want to do. I know you can buy the fog light/DRL kit that has a button, but it looks like it'll require some tweaking to look proper on a 14+ (the button illuminates green instead of blue). Not sure if anyone has attempted that, yet. Unfortunately, lighting is a pain...

Interesting. TRS told me that the resistors require a certain minimum voltage to function properly, and that Toyota's voltage for the DRLs is too low. Unfortunately, they didn't give me much more than that. They did give me an option to play with it and have them at full brightness (possibly...

I see we have similar taste. ;) Did you wrap, dip, or paint?

So, they make anti-flicker links for the 2Stroke LEDs; however, they do NOT work for the 4Runner. Do NOT buy them. Installing them causes the LEDs to not work at all, either for DRL or High Beam. Thankfully, TRS was kind enough to let me return the links. I'm just going to deal with the flicker.

Next step was LED lighting. My last car had it, and I can't go back in time. I ended up ordering everything from The Retrofit Source. They have a good reputation, and I've had good luck with them in the past.