4runner TRD Pro

No need for an AMP. Sounds great and I still haven't done the rear door speakers. It was also very friendly on my wallet compared to some of the other audio upgrades I've read on here. The Focals are specifically trimmed for the 4Runner.

FOCAL IS 690TOY
Rockford Fosgate PS-8

You can find the PS-8 on Amazon for cheaaap but I'd suggest a warranty.


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Thanks mate!
 
In case anyone wondered i found 3 differences between a 16 and 17 so far. The center console near the shifter has a black design on the 17 and the 16 is all black. Trd badge on the back of the 17 and the 16 doesn't have that badge. The 17 has trd in both front seat headrests and the 16's don't. The factory remote start is annoying since the 4runner shuts of when you open the door. Putting in a non factory remote start works out better imo. Trunk cover mats on either the sliding cargo tray or non cargo tray both don't seem to fit right and fall out of place.


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Out of curiosity, do you notice any difference in the seats... By difference, I mean in comfort? I swear the 2017 seats are ALOT more plush than my 2015. Never really sat in a 16' so not sure when the change was made. Also, forgot if my 15' had lumbar support on the driver's seat.
 
Seems the LTX MS is too pavement-oriented. I'd rather keep something a bit more rugged. The KO2 is snow rated, and keeps an aggressive tread. I don't mind the stock Nittos for now. Snowy season is almost behind us.
[MENTION=152685]Float[/MENTION] Good call. The ko2 has served me well in snow/pavement/off-road. Putting a highway tire on a trd pro is like putting cycling tires on a mountain bike.


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proud owner of this, after driving it home for 14 hours.

Love the look of the red TRDP!
 
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Are you guys seeing wheel locks on the Pro's that are being delivered. Mine was delivered with the locks, but the dealer didn't give me a key....I'll be calling my salesman today.
 
Just throwing it out there if anyone is interested in selling their nittos for a good price let me know. I'll pay shipping thanks


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May I ask why you are ripping out the remote start?

I have an option before I pick mine up as to the Toyota one being added (not on truck from factory) or an aftermarket one being added. The advantage of the Toyota one is same remote works and the advantage of the aftermarket is truck stays running but additional remote.
You don't need an addtl remote if you go with compustar. It's all controlled through oem remote. I didn't like the fact the car shuts off when door is opened with oem. Distance wasn't all too great. Not that I am trying to start the car from miles away.

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Look through here and talk to [MENTION=93434]gshadow325[/MENTION] Steve.
 
Are you guys seeing wheel locks on the Pro's that are being delivered. Mine was delivered with the locks, but the dealer didn't give me a key....I'll be calling my salesman today.

Do all of the new TRD Pros come standard with the locks or did you request that to be added?
 
Drove this home from San Jose to Pasadena, CA Friday

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Drove this Cement home Friday, was a part of the 3/6 port date group. Put down a deposit mid February when somebody else backed out. Purchased at MSRP from Capitol Toyota in San Jose, CA.
 

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Drove this Cement home Friday, was a part of the 3/6 port date group. Put down a deposit mid February when somebody else backed out. Purchased at MSRP from Capitol Toyota in San Jose, CA.

Damn mine arrived at the port on 3/6 as well. And I am a hellevu lot closer to Portland than Pasadena is. Still dont have mine. Looks great.
 
[MENTION=152685]Float[/MENTION] Good call. The ko2 has served me well in snow/pavement/off-road. Putting a highway tire on a trd pro is like putting cycling tires on a mountain bike.




Love the look of the red TRDP!

The real question all need to understand is how you will drive your TRDP. I would bet most of us drive 90% on the road and 10% off-Road. When we off-road, most likely a trail of some-type. KO2's are nice, but Michelins are better when you analyze it like this. Good luck.
 

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