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[MENTION=113759]Jaevick[/MENTION] how do you like the MTZs vs. the SSRs? Nice tire choices, are those 35s?

Nice tire identification Nate! I have roughly 300 miles on the mtz's. So far they have been good. Better than the ssr's. The ssr's were great off road did great in deep snow but never balanced well. I believe they were the cause of worn out steering rack bushings, rack and pinion and outer tie rod ends. All of which i have replaced twice with oem parts. They did last about 55,000 mi tho. Much better than i would have thought. The mtz's are smooth, quiet(er)and i have a feeling they are going to do better off road than the ssr's. The mtz's are 315/75/16. the ssr's were 285/75/16
 
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James,

which brand of clay and wax did you used?
I used supplies at my work. The clay is Meguiar's, I believe. The wax I used is made by a local company that supplies our dealership, Hot Wax.

Good stuff, definitely. There were a ton of scratches on my driver's side tail light from the antenna whacking against it. A few seconds with the compound and orbital buffer... holy shit, the tail light looks new.
 
Found my twin. Mine is on the left.
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LMao..cougar dental..sweet
 
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Wow, awesome rig there.
When mine grows up.. it wants to be just like that.
Great work.
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WOW, that's pretty much perfect :trophy:

A huge "thank you!" to both of you! Incredible compliments that i really appreciate, my 4Runner has been a lot of fun to drive, wheel, and mod. Stay tuned for more!:yo:


Awesome wallpaper picture Nate.

BTW is that a defense contractor building you are parked in front of?

Thank you Brian, that is actually the New Mexico Museum of Space History, the area i am stationed in has long standing ties to NASA and our country's space program.

New Mexico Museum of Space History » Alamogordo, New Mexico » Celebrating the significant role the state of New Mexico has played in the development of the U.S. Space Program
 
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This is a rad shot and a beautiful 4 Runner!
 
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That might be the best looking 4R ever.
 
NEED MOAR FLEX :reddance:
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