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mysteron75

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Hey everybody. I am a new 4runner 4wd owner. I am wanting to do some trail driving. What upgrades would you recommend I do?
 
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Hey everybody. I am a new 4runner 4wd owner. I am wanting to do some trail driving. What upgrades would you recommend I do?

What kind of trail driving?
If you ditch the 20's and get 17's or 18's with all terrain tires, that will give you a 50% advantage than stock lol.
 
I have been looking into that. Tire selection sucks for the 20's.

You can do what [MENTION=106242]Miguelon[/MENTION] did and just buy big tires for the 20's.
I wouldn't do it, thats just my opinion. I haven't heard of anything crazy happen to anyone but they say that the tires can cup since the rim is so small

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1647183-post1823.html

Theres plenty of resources to look at and compare.

Again, depends on what kind of trails you are planning to be on.
 
I am debating about putting bigger tires on the 20s. I am trying to find rims I like. I am thinking about a lift that would level out my 4 runner. My wife is 5ft5 so I need something small. Any recommendations?
 
You can do what [MENTION=106242]Miguelon[/MENTION] did and just buy big tires for the 20's.
I wouldn't do it, thats just my opinion. I haven't heard of anything crazy happen to anyone but they say that the tires can cup since the rim is so small

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1647183-post1823.html

Theres plenty of resources to look at and compare.

Again, depends on what kind of trails you are planning to be on.

I get tons of compliments on the stock rims with the Duratracs. I had to submit my rig to "surgery" but I am very happy. Will see how she handles at the Lone Star Jamboree this May. That will be the real test... inflating and deflating
 

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