Building a 5th gen for SEMA and tech articles

[YOLO]

I am building this 4Runner for SEMA 2016. I will post pictures of different mods with a list of specifics. Please feel free to ask any questions.

Mods include: SOTA Offroad 20x9 wheels, 33 inch Toyo Tires, ICON S2, SS Offroad bumpers and sliders, WARN winch, T-Rex Billet Grille, Roadwire Leather, Huskey Floor Liners, N-Fab roof rack, Rigid Industries lights, Power Stop Brake upgrade, Airaid intake, Bushwhacker flares, Upper half will be wrapped with a matte finish but will have glossy accents, and more.

 

[Magnetic4R]

Looks nice. I like the roof rack, didn't know n fab made one for the runner. Any pix of the rear. What rear bumper is that?

 

[eroy2]

That nfab rack looks quite a bit different than the website. Is it that new or is it modified?

 

[CF_Machete]

That rack looks killer. Wish I saw it before pulling the trigger on a Gobi.

 

[Highwaystreets]

Also very interested in that roof rack...... Solid looking rig tho

 

[Moto69Joe]

I'm not a fan of the roof rack. It doesn't look very useful. What is it made of and is it one of those bolt together racks?

 

[Titanpat57]

Looking forward to the build:surfer:

 

[GRIMACE]

Yes more details on the roof rack.

 

[3wbdriver]

Looks very nice. Enjoy the show. :thumb:

 

[Jhalko]

Rack looks an aweful lot like the Prinsu designs...

 

[Brandonium]

So I really like how the Southern Offroad grill looks in this image but every time I see it implemented in real life I'm not happy with how it meshes against the section of cut out valence. Maybe it's just me but I prefer a cleaner and more flush setup. From certain angles you can tell that the front bumper was hacked and for 40K + that's a hard pill to swallow.

Perhaps it's the implementation and attention to detail that differentiates how clean these setups look.

 

[philsey]

Me likey. But looking at the front quarter I do see one hellofa lot of bolt/rivet heads: wheels, flares, grille inserts, even the led lights. Reminds me of my old erector sets.

 

[LawnDart]

Me likey. But looking at the front quarter I do see one hellofa lot of bolt/rivet heads: wheels, flares, grille inserts, even the led lights. Reminds me of my old erector sets.

 

[DRCTRD]

How were the fender flares for install? Did you have to drill any sheet metal or just plastic fender wells. Very nice build!

 

[YOLO]

The roof rack is NEW from N-Fab. See it on their InstaGram or their website. Uses the factory rails (I know my rendering does not show that). I will post pictures of the install once I get it.
Here are a few pictures of easier items I installed this last weekend.

 

[YOLO]

The fender flares are from Bushwacker. I will post pictures once I install them.

 

[YOLO]

Looks nice. I like the roof rack, didn't know n fab made one for the runner. Any pix of the rear. What rear bumper is that?

Front and rear bumper are SS Offroad.

 

[YOLO]

So I really like how the Southern Offroad grill looks in this image but every time I see it implemented in real life I'm not happy with how it meshes against the section of cut out valence. Maybe it's just me but I prefer a cleaner and more flush setup. From certain angles you can tell that the front bumper was hacked and for 40K + that's a hard pill to swallow.

Perhaps it's the implementation and attention to detail that differentiates how clean these setups look.

Here are a few of my other builds. Plenty of attention to detail!

 

[hawaiianryan]

Roof Rack

That rack in the rendering looks very similar to the Proline 4WD Equipment Rack without the "PROLINE" badging on the rails. Here's the only N-FAB rack listed on their IG and website.

The roof rack is NEW from N-Fab. See it on their InstaGram or their website. Uses the factory rails (I know my rendering does not show that). I will post pictures of the install once I get it.
Here are a few pictures of easier items I installed this last weekend.

 

[Magnetic4R]

Front and rear bumper are SS Offroad.

is that a new rear bumper from SSO? Any pix? The one I've seen the bumper runs all the way up to the taillight