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4Runner replacement…? I’m getting the 2022 tundra whenever it’s released….

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Me too...!!!

Trails..... Ditto....!! That’s mostly why we all own Runners

Sorry, my comments were directed to Khjphoto on page 1 of this thread..

I like the placement of the Ram Ball. I used a heavy 1” Ram Ball with windshield mount for my phone on a recent trip down south. Able to shoot videos and pictures with the camera above dash level. Where you have your Ram Ball mounted to the right of the vent has always seemed to be the most...

Things you didn’t know..... So, here’s something that applies to all Toyota’s I guess... but especially when you’re driving a 4Runner because the vehicles are in the same category. When you’re on the road, or off road for that matter.., and the person in the Jeep or Land Rover looks over at you...

285’s......... Not sure about offset and all that.., I’ve got the stock limited 20x7’s, 285/55-20’s with 19mm spacers... seems about perfect to me.

High mile runner My father had a 2001 Limited Runner, traded it in late 2009 for a 5th gen Limited when they were released. That’s the vehicle I own now, only has about 50,000 on it. When he traded the 2001 it had 475,000 mi’s on it. The dealership detailed it and put it in their showroom...

Winch ....? Answer to question......... YES

Chuck Norris I think I’d request that he roundhouse my grill, then sign my hood really big “Chuck Norris was here” with an arrow pointing down..

West of Gatlinburg Here’s one from outside our cabin rental

Mudguards All the mudguards go over the plastic fender flares.

Limited tires I put Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus 275/55-20’s 111H on about a year and a half ago. Couldn’t be happier.., I’m very partial to Bridgestone’s, so shopped Revo II’s, LTH and 684 II’s. Also Michelin LTX..., but went with the Alenza’s. Also installed Bora 19mm spacers. Didn’t...

Resurrect the 22-RE In the ‘80s and early ‘90s I had the pleasure of owning and driving four different Toyota pickups with 22-R motors, all with 5 speed manuals. Two of them carbureted, two of them with injection. The Toyota pickups were smaller and lighter than the Tacoma’s of today, but in...