Recent content by SumDumGuy

Lc200 is only 78" wide so your 4runner is about the same as it is. It's heavy, but it doesn't feel under powered.

I'm just trying to look out for you. I mean I totally understand the thought process when two vital components out of thousands fail. I would also be wondering about the engine and transmisson logically. Maybe you can lemon law it before it ends up like that guy in the general chat forum.

I heard of a few people with newer 4runners having issues with muffler bearing failure and leaking blinker fluid. :gossip:

I'd get a raptor. :jk: Check for radiator or frame damage in the back. If everything is cool I'd keep it.

FYI- You liked the wrong post. :tongue1:

I'll ask again, especially after your latest Baja experience- what would you change, if anything If you were to start over?

Want vs need. You could leave your pro stock and just load up the rear cargo when needed. As soon as you add the roof rack, which I'm assuming you'll load with extra weight, and then your cargo boxes,etc you might need new suspension for the added weight. You are basicallypaying for an...

I was originally thinking I would be getting a TJM since they come with synthetic rope without extra cost for that, but I am leaning more towards a WARN as derryck chose. TJM is also much less expensive, but that may come at a price later on. May be worth a look at though.

Sorry I didn't mean to invade your safe space and mention differing opinions.

Stating my opinion, snowflake. I find it silly for the little gains where the money could be better spent else where, but as I said it's his money. Below was my last car I just sold so spare me your dribble. :blah: https://youtu.be/MaWCyhwllTc

It definitely is. It's nice though being so wide allows for more room across the seat. We actually needed to fit 3 car seats on the second row and it was one of the only vehicles that could do it. It's also nice the rear seats fold flat versus up to the side taking up space. Even with the...

My wife has a sequoia and it's a great family vehicle, but man, the interior is so plasticky it's disgusting for a vehicle that costs as much as it does. The LC is a very capable vehicle and very reliable so I wouldn't be concerned about it being aged as much and especially the 67k miles...

Seems silly to dyno a 4runner, but it's your money. Plus without a baseline dyno you don't know if you gained or lost. I'm sure you probably picked up a few horses, but probably not many.