Ironically, I keep seeing members build DDs into really capable rigs, realize they can't use it all the time or it gets too many miles, and sell it. I'm beginning to wonder if there is a point where you build a vehicle that you can't afford to "beat" on it in a daily sense anymore.
depends on the owners intentions/experience
that's exactly what I did with my 65 mustang, ruined it by catching 'mod' disease... and it just became a bunch of nice parts that didn't help each other and in the end, it wasn't done 'right' and it was too costly to just fix it right. I admit I didn't know what I wanted out of the vehicle, pushing 145hp at tires with a 1bbl i6 200ci is great, but I also wanted MPG and economy, before I got the HP, I was able to get 20c/29h in a 40+y/o car!
I've been following many builds here and I know the direction I want for 80/20 build, I'm DD'n mine, but I do want mods to help in some area's just not all.
IMO, 4Running Daily you're at a cross road, keep the car that you've known your whole life, or move on...
Maybe you should think what you really WANT out of the truck, would you
enjoy the truck more if it wasn't so modified in some area's? What form could you use the truck more in (more mods vs less mods)? maybe bringing it back down to 33's with a turbo where the muffler is, someone on here did that. anyways, you should think hard what it's meant to do for you, not what else you can do to it.