Henrici Build Thread

[Henrici]

As she stands:

2008 4Runner Sport Black

Miles: 140,000

Tires and suspension:
Toyo M/T 285/75/17
ICON Stage 2 long travel
Spidertraxx 1.25"
Body mount chop

Performance:
K&N CAI
Royal Purple 5w-30

Lighting:
HID kit 5000K
LED 5000K Fog Lights
LED Reverse Lights 9.5w
LED Tag Lights

Interior:
Weather Tech floor liners
Extra 12v console outlet
Custom storage box

Exterior:
Weather Tech bug deflector
Rapid Hitch
4Runner Sport running board delete
Mud flap removal
Tint 35% front/15% rear

Past:
Daystar Leveling Kit 2.5"/1.5"
BFG T/A KO 265/70/17
4Runner Sport running board delete

Future (Wish List):
Replace head unit
FN Wheels Countersteer Type X Matte Black
Shrockworks Bumper
Shrockworks Sliders

 

[Henrici]

Fitting Toyo M/T 285/75/17

Here are some pictures of the tires and ICON stage 2 suspension as well as the body mount chop. I still have some rubbing by the plastic next to the pinch weld. Turning has dramatically improved after the body mount chop. I now have full range of motion without rubbing on the body mount.

 

[Henrici]

Stance photos

Here are some generic stance photos.

 

[ebg18t]

Excellent work!

 

[Stuck CAPS]

What's with all these build threads popping up out of nowhere lol?

On another note, it looks great! But is that just the pictures or does it seem you have quite a bit of negative camber?

 

[ebg18t]

What's with all these build threads popping up out of nowhere lol?

I know, it's a good thing. Atleast this build thread has more than led interior, hid drop ins and an oil change. Lol.

 

[Henrici]

On another note, it looks great! But is that just the pictures or does it seem you have quite a bit of negative camber?

Thanks for the input. And yeah, I'm I noticed that too. I had the alignment done weds when most of the work was completed. I assume that they didn't screw it up considering that this place specifically does off road vehicles. On my last set I did notice that the inside was wearing more than any other area but I attributed it to the fact I had 90+K miles on them. Hopefully its just the way the photograph looks and not actually the alignment itself. I doubt that it matters but they are at 32 psi.

On another note, one of the reasons I decided to post the pictures was to sort of show my journey with trying to fit the 285/75/17s. I hope it helps people make their decision in the future with giving them options.

 

[Stuck CAPS]

Thanks for the input. And yeah, I'm I noticed that too. I had the alignment done weds when most of the work was completed. I assume that they didn't screw it up considering that this place specifically does off road vehicles. On my last set I did notice that the inside was wearing more than any other area but I attributed it to the fact I had 90+K miles on them. Hopefully its just the way the photograph looks and not actually the alignment itself. I doubt that it matters but they are at 32 psi.

On another note, one of the reasons I decided to post the pictures was to sort of show my journey with trying to fit the 285/75/17s. I hope it helps people make their decision in the future with giving them options.

Go back and chew 'em out to fix it!