any good websites for 2nd gen road/off road accessories?

[delgadog]

just lookin for a place that sells 2nd gen t4r stuff, a lot of the websites i visit mainly have 96-newer stuff. just like to see the different options out there once i start modding. i don't plan on anything big, rock sliders, nice wide rims (16s) and upgrade parts for when things start to fail. thank you guys!

 

[Quatre Coureur]

Allprooffroad.com, trail-gear.com, marlincrawler.com, rocky-road.com, northwestoffroad.com, and lceperformance.com ... That should get u started! Enjoy

 

[delgadog]

thanks!!

 

[KidVermicious]

Allprooffroad.com, trail-gear.com, marlincrawler.com, rocky-road.com, northwestoffroad.com, and lceperformance.com ... That should get u started! Enjoy

Also 4Crawler.com main page, Lowrangeoffroad.com and addictedoffroad.com. Personally, I'd suggest staying away from Rocky Road (stories of shadiness) and Northwest Offroad (overpriced and cranky).

 

[delgadog]

got it, thanks!

 

[BucknutBob]

Low Range Offroad is especially good because they offer most of the Trail-Gear and All Pro gear at reduced prices, plus lots of extras those sites don't offer.

 

[Diverse4runner]

Toyoteclifts.com as well. Toyota 4-Runner (Click on your vehicle) - Toytec Lifts: Toyota Lift Kits: FJ Cruiser Lift Kits, Tacoma Lift Kits, Tundra Lift Kits, 4 Runner Lift Kits, Sequoia Lift Kits, Toyota Truck Lift Kits

 

[4BYTOY]

Also 4Crawler.com main page, Lowrangeoffroad.com and addictedoffroad.com. Personally, I'd suggest staying away from Rocky Road (stories of shadiness) and Northwest Offroad (overpriced and cranky).

I have to agree. In my experience, Northwest Offroad is not a good vendor. I have had too many issues with them. Too bad Downey closed their doors a few years ago, they were a great vendor for 1st generation accessories and some 2nd gen.

But as always, do your research when you find a vendor. Keep asking those questions

Cheers

4BYTOY

 

[Quatre Coureur]

I too miss Downey Toyota... They were right down the street from me and Jim always had great knowledge to share. Offroadsolutions.com has some pretty trick coilover link kits.

 

[RiFF RaFF]

Sooner or later you're going to need OEM parts -- Rock Auto is the place.

For sliders, bumpers, tube doors...etc -- 4xInnovations

For inexpensive tools, and other supplies - Harbor Freight!

For CB Radio (lots of clubs use them while off-roading) GI Joe's Radio and Electronics.

For armor, and skid plates - Bud Built is the place!

That should get you started. Other's will add to this list with their favorties.

lane:

 

[CodeButcher]

20 years ago I got most of my parts from Performance Products when they were just a Toyota Truck and SUV store, in California. I used to wait for the 15% coupon in the mail before going on a shopping spree.

 

[mikebontoft]

4wheelparts currently has body lifts that are the cheapest I could find. $157 shipped for the 2"

(everything I want to do requires adjustment or the lift itself to be done, so that's my next logical step)