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I'm also considering a Parrot Asteroid for a 2011 Trail. Has anyone had any luck getting steering wheel controls to work?

Short story: Looking for a rear bumper with tire carrier for my 2001 SR5 (w/o flares). Long story: Just got a quote on a CBI and whoa buddy they are expensive! So, I'm trying to see what all is out there used and save up for gears. Right now having a full-size spare is priority, so if there's...

Just heard from Adam at 4x Innovations about a limited release front bumper for 3rd Gen's with 2" of body lift. Link to product page with pricing info included below: " I'm emailing you to let you know that I now have all of the details worked out for the 96-02 4Runner Front Plate Bumpers built...

ditto, I'm also interested. Is this taken yet?

It appears Outdoor Logic has currently paused development of that bumper. There is speculation that they have a piece of equipment down (see discussion on the last page of that thread). It does look badass though.

That link has a banner at the top that reads: "This is a demo store for testing purposes — no orders shall be fulfilled." The official site outdoorlogic.net says: "1996-2002 There are no available products under this category."

New to the forum although I've lurked for a couple years. I'm driving a 2001 SR5 that I've owned since I was a senior in high school in 2005. My friends and family refer to her as the Red Terror. Together we've been through 200,000 miles, 5 girlfriends, 3 CV's, a shredded differential, and a...

Just heard the same thing today. CBI's bumpers looks to be just as well-designed. CBI Offroad - Offroad Armor - Offroad Bumpers

I see you're in Wilmington. If you don't do the lift yourself, check out Down East Off Road in Wilson. AVOID TRUCKER'S TOY STORE (ALL LOCATIONS). They have AWFUL customer service. My buddy had much better luck at Down East, said they were really friendly and helpful.

All good advice guys. Thanks for the tips. I'll probably call CBI and Savage tomorrow and bounce some ideas off of them. Right now I'm leaning towards a CBI plate-style with tire carrier (hinge on the passenger side), hi-lift, gas can & license plate mounts, hitch receiver, and D-links. And...

highway 12 down the coast of NC is a roadtrip worth taking just by itself, especially towards Hatteras and Ocrocoke Island. definitely out of the way, but worth it if you're not into the whole brevity thing.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/66976-3rd-gen-4runner-lift-information-faqs.html

+1 I had the shakes on highways recently as well, Took it in to have it balanced/aligned and it turned out to be a slow leak in front passenger tire from a nail. If I had just checked the pressure, I could have saved a bit of dough.

My '01 is "bouncy" too, as in everything in the car including people bounce when I hit a stretch of bumps. The cause of mine is the fact that I bought "heavy duty" replacement coils to account for added weight of future armor. The problem is 4 years down the (bumpy) road, I still haven't added...

I'm looking to have a rear bumper/ spare carrier made in the near future. ARKRWLR has been very helpful at steering me towards a CBI custom setup. I live in central NC so I'm equidistant from rocks and mountains in the west and sand in the east so the ol' Red Terror can see a bit of diversity...