What to do next?

What to buy next?

  • Dual Battery set-up

    Votes: 3 6.3%

  • Headers

    Votes: 3 6.3%

  • Weather Tech Floor Mats

    Votes: 6 12.5%

  • Sport Hood

    Votes: 11 22.9%

  • Shrockworks Bumper w/ winch

    Votes: 13 27.1%

  • CB

    Votes: 2 4.2%

  • Budbuilt Skids

    Votes: 3 6.3%

  • Air Compressor

    Votes: 1 2.1%

  • Wet Okole Seat Covers

    Votes: 2 4.2%

  • Something else....

    Votes: 4 8.3%
  • Total voters
    48
OrionA1414

OrionA1414

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So what next? I've got a Toytec "Ultimate" lift kit, 32" BFG MT's, Procomp Wheels, Volant CAI, Flowmaster Exhaust, Defender Roof Rack w/ spare mount kit and axe/shovel mount, Kenwood DDX512 touchscreen dvd player/navigation, 1000W PowerAcoustik Amp, Rockford Fosgate 12" P2 and lastly I have 2 KC 130W long range slimlights (not yet installed, awaiting 2 more lights before roof install).

I need a Schrockworks bumper, a winch, dual battery kit, 2 optima batteries, a battery tray, weathertech floormats, headers (not really sure whats available for the 4.7L), Sport Hood, Air Compressor, Budbuilt skids CB and Wet Okole Seat Covers. What to do first?
 
Foosmatrix I think you're lost dude, this is a 4runner forum, not a muscle car forum! If you can produce an STS Turbo'd 4runner I'll eat my words!!! However, that would be awesome!
 
Is this really a fair question? I was just thinking about it. Let's say a new bumper is $1,000. You could get the Weathertech's, sport hood, CB, and probably skids for the same price. Just my revised opinion.
 
If you're gonna have a winch, you're gonna need dual optimas to run it :) I have a winch, just need some free time to build a mount inside the front bumper (its hard for me to find free time, having a new wife and being ski season), so I did the dual optimas in anticipation of that. I had to fabricate a mounting plate between the V8 airbox and the firewall and it worked out very well, looks clean and professional.
 
Shrockworks bumper, get your order in now and save up for the other stuff while waiting :-P

Oh and Weathertechs should have been put in the day you picked up the truck. :bash:
 
Will816 said:
If you're gonna have a winch, you're gonna need dual optimas to run it :)
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huh :confused: how do you figure that ??? I have the warn 9.5 ti, used it plenty of times with a single yello top, never had any issues whats so ever.
 
HID retrofit

Nice ride! But your truck is just need some attention to those stock and plain looking headlights. HID retro would be a nice touch
 
My question to the OP,
Do you wheel this thing ?????
if so: slidders, CB, looks like it set up nicely.
if not: leave it be, looks great IMO
 
I voted skids...why are there only 2 of us...if you wheel it there is more valuable stuff on the underside than there is on the bumper...of course you can see the bumper and a schrockworks would look fantastic.....
but i still say if you wheel it, with the longish wheelbase, skids would probably ease the mind on some trails- not to mention the lower, more distributed weight will have less an effect on street handling than a 150lb point load at the front of the car.
 
shawner2713 said:
I voted skids...why are there only 2 of us...if you wheel it there is more valuable stuff on the underside than there is on the bumper...of course you can see the bumper and a schrockworks would look fantastic.....
but i still say if you wheel it, with the longish wheelbase, skids would probably ease the mind on some trails- not to mention the lower, more distributed weight will have less an effect on street handling than a 150lb point load at the front of the car.
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thats true, Skids are VERY important, but hes in Florida, Im not sure, but I dont think theres many rocks, lots of sand.

Ive got the BubBuilt full set, and was looking under there yesterday, Im soooo glad I have them, lol
 
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Originally posted by Will816
If you're gonna have a winch, you're gonna need dual optimas to run it
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huh how do you figure that ??? I have the warn 9.5 ti, used it plenty of times with a single yello top, never had any issues whats so ever.



I would like to know why you need 2 Optimas to run a winch also.

My trail rig, the Werock buggy and the KOH rig only have one battery for the winch.....seem to work fine.....
 
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