A stock SR5 is very capable off roading

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Can’t expect the troll to go away when you keep feeding it. They both know they are tools and fully embrace it. If they don’t... well that just shows a complete lack of awareness, but I believe they are at the very least that intelligent. Just gotta let it go!
 
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Hi my name is Shane and I drive a SR5 4runner.

(gasps from crowd)
 

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In general, if you don't have anything to add to the conversation just move along. There is no need to be rude to other members. It is their money to spend how they want.
 
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That’s some serious mall crawling....:nod:


I love all these SR5 owners talking about how capable stock SR5s are....then you proceed to read their signature lines that include but not limited to: Full stage suspension, UCAs, skid plates, bumpers, winches, wheels, tires etc.

In all seriousness, SR5s are legitimate, and can more than hold their own.
 
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That IS cool. Thanks for posting!
 
Very cool video, but how dare they showcase an SR5, everyone knows that to crawl like that you need a $600 grille and black TRD wheels :rolleyes:
 
I didn't really see anything in that video that was all that impressive for a 4Runner, other than that river crossing. Dude's lucky he didn't get swept away. Stupid to drive into water that deep moving that fast.

It was either crossing that rickety bridge or crossing the river;):
 
Driving an SR5 doesn’t make you a “purist”...it simply means you’re cheap :nod:



Haha. Between this and the Subaru comment, I’ve literally been rolling. You must come from NASIOC. I did.

Guys...he’s utterly dry and sarcastic. You can’t read tone in writing but stop taking things personally. It’s funny. Carry on.

Back to the topic, this may not impress all of you MOAB crawlers, but let’s be honest...this was way more than most will ever do in their 4R period. Cool video.

And don’t EVER buy a rental car.

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Softex isn't as good as cloth when its 90+ and high humidity. Hard to find cloth trail model.

SR5 has a higher payload

I've had a 2003 and 2007 TRD Tacomas. The locker didnt unstick me or aid in traction whatsoever. I think lockers are best suited in steep terrain where mechanical grip is possible but for whatever reason one tire spins and the other dosen't move.

I can buy whatever Toyota I want and I choose more base models because that's what I like.
 
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