D.O. Productions 2016 TE Build

Anthony_DLM

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I think it's time to finally start my build thread! After driving my 3rd gen around for a few months, I really wanted a new one. Purchased my 5th gen in August of 2016 and ended up with this trail edition premium without kdss.

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After a month of ownership, I had some vinyl work done on the fenders and trim, installed a cheap leveling kit with diff drop (3" front and 2" rear lift) and traded the stock tires in for some BFG K02's in 285/70

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I've done a few more things which I will save for another thread update.
 
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Lookin' good! I still love the stock TE rims on darker colored vehicles.

Looks great! Very professional looking pictures too!

Great looking truck!

Nice looking rig!

Love the color.:trophy:

That picture quality tho....!

So awesome thanks for sharing!!

Awesome! Been following your Instagram for a while now, by the way. Great pictures!

Great attention to imagery!

Great shots you got there. Looking forward to the rest of your build.


Thank you everyone!
 
Build Progress Continued

Not long after my trip to Logandale, NV on the stock TE wheels, I ended up going through a local Toyota dealership to place an order for a set of FN TRD pro rep wheels but these came in almost the exact same day the TRD reps came in and I had a change of heart. Ended up with these FN Overland Spec B wheels.

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Since installing these wheels, I have added a CB radio/antenna but I've been mostly hitting trails and enjoying my 4runner! On to more photos... Abandoned cement factory in Logandale, NV

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Wheeler Pass in Las Vegas, NV

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Pismo Beach, CA

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Camping trip to Mormon Well road in Las Vegas, NV. This trip made me realize that I really needed to invest in a tent.

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Sand Hollow west rim

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I invested in a ditch light setup through Rago Fabrication


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Fender trim

I also have a 15 TEP, mine is white and I want to do what you did to your fender flares and front and rear grey trim. My question is did you have the pieces painted or dipped or what?
Thanks
 
I also have a 15 TEP, mine is white and I want to do what you did to your fender flares and front and rear grey trim. My question is did you have the pieces painted or dipped or what?
Thanks
I had the flares and trim professionally vinyl wrapped. It's held up great so far. Some parts that aren't very visible are peeling but I plan on spraying those areas with plastidip

Great start to the build! Sub'd.
thank you! I've gotten a lot of advice from friends and other 4Runner owners and want to do things right with this vehicle.

Beautiful pics man! Cant wait to see some with our new Lo-Pro and sliders mounted up to your rig!:naughty:
it's already all installed! Great products from c4fab! Thank you for letting me be a product ambassador for you guys!
 
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C4 Front Bumper

A couple of months ago I was approached via social media to be a brand ambassador for C4fabrication and the timing couldn't have been any better! I had just sold my third gen 4Runner and was in the market for rock sliders and front bumper. C4 has been an excellent company to work with and after a few weeks, I received their 5th gen rock sliders and low profile bumper. I opted for the Bajadesigns 30" amber light bar and smitty built xrc 9.5 winch. I had everything powerdercoated textured black from a local shop. Everything was installed in one day with the help of some friends. Everything went on without a hitch and I feel like the most difficult part was finding a spot to put the winch control box. So far, I'm very impressed with my purchase!

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I got an awesome Oztent RV-2 for Christmas this year from the misses so no roof top tent for this build. Now I want to focus on upgrading to a legitimate suspension. I had my heart set on the Toytec boss kit but after doing some research, I'm leaning towards Bilstein 6112's in the front with 1/2" spacers and boss shocks and springs in the rear. For now, its time to hit some trails! Snow pics on the next update!
 
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