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Went to Big Sur over the weekend and hit a couple of trails. The Ms. took some GoPro footage that I still need to upload and edit.


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Hello All! My new to me 2015 4runner Trail Premium KDSS! Ive had it about a month so far and love it! (I sell Toyota's so I'm pretty familiar with them) Follow my Instagram to follow the built! [MENTION=4401]trailrunner[/MENTION]prem
 

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I know you are running fiberglass front fenders so perhaps thats is what is giving the perception of a 5 inch plus lift in the front. Are you CV angles angry?

The fenders are metal actually, the previous owner had them built. I think its just the angle of the photo making it look that tall in the front, here's another angle.

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Proud new owner

Hey guys, pumped to be part of the T4R community. After lusting after the 5th gen for the last three years I finally pulled the trigger on a CPO 2017 SR5 4x4!

Last car was a GTI so I can’t wait to have some outdoor and offroad fun in this truck...

Cheers!
 

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New years day 2019 in florida. Check out the palmtree reflection on the door ...
 
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Took my wife and dogs for a run up into the Tonto National Forest

First family outing in our new (3 days ownership) TDR Pro. Headed up to Bartlett Lake in the Tonto National Forest outside of Phoenix and stopped to take a few pics.
 

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Whats the weight of your trailer, and how does the 4runner do towing it?

in for the "dry" numbers and then realizing its 3k overweight with the water tanks filled, batteries installed, propane mounted, and all the sh1t i know i would throw in there.:behindsofa:
Fair valid question Honda, also to answer your question Tuc!

RV Dry is 3,575 lbs.
GVWR is 4450 lbs.
Hitch weight 484 lbs.

Im well aware of 4runner tow specs, hitch weight max etc. and can do maths so we knew this going in it wasn't the best tow rig. We also use it for that purpose 5% of the time. I bought the 4runner for its off road capabilities when we travel, go check on our property with 5 water crossings (no RV in tow) and such and not so much for its towing capabilities. When we do bring the RV we typically pack light and we don't pull it with water tanks full unless we plan to boondock and even then we don't fill it up. I also have anitsway and weight distribution hitch and helper bags in the back even though its kind of overkill for this trailer size. Is it the best tow rig? no. With that said I have had zero issues towing. I also wouldn't tow anything bigger than this. We also plan to upgrade to an actual motorhome in a few years but I couldn't get my family to travel with me until they had a bathroom and shower to use , TV, and WIFI blah blah blah. Kids these days...
 
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