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A simple 4runner with tasteful mods.

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Just did a little wheeling at a place near here called Little Moab, they say its where people go to test their rigs before they get to the real Moab. Got some fun pics...






I've been out to little moab. Didn't take my 4runner but we took my little brothers' and my cousins lr3.
 
Finally posting something up here. Before and after installing a 2.5/1.5 Daystar Lift Kit, & 265/65/18 BFG AT KO's.

Wish I had taken more pictures before the change, but it looks much better now.

08 Limited 4x4

Looks GREAT!! The only thing you need to do is take off the step rails and it looks perfect. I took mine off and it made a huge difference. Great job on the 4runner.
 
OME Lift

3" OME lift

Now I need Tires....Don't want to go with spacers... I am told by the local tire guy I can get away with 275/70/17 but would like to go to 33's may look at going narrow maybe a 225/80/17 if I can find one to get some highth In the southern gumbo mud wide does not alway equal better
EZ
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3" OME lift

Now I need Tires....Don't want to go with spacers... I am told by the local tire guy I can get away with 275/70/17 but would like to go to 33's may look at going narrow maybe a 225/80/17 if I can find one to get some highth In the southern gumbo mud wide does not alway equal better
EZ

Looks good. Also look at the 255-75-17. They are 32's but clear everything well without spacers. This size seems to cut thru the southern mud well while still offering a good footprint on softer terrain.
 
3" OME lift

Now I need Tires....Don't want to go with spacers... I am told by the local tire guy I can get away with 275/70/17 but would like to go to 33's may look at going narrow maybe a 225/80/17 if I can find one to get some highth In the southern gumbo mud wide does not alway equal better
EZ
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With the 3" lift did you need to replace the UCA? If so what did you go with? How do you like the OME set up?
 
Looks good. Also look at the 255-75-17. They are 32's but clear everything well without spacers. This size seems to cut thru the southern mud well while still offering a good footprint on softer terrain.
Thanks Ebg18T those were going to be my back up plan if I couldnt find the 80's. With 17" rims I don't have all the options the guys with 16" rims have
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I can comment on ICONs they are awesome. Get the ext travel C/Os and uniball UCAs and you will have yourself a great setup. Don't worry about the looks cool resivoir unless you are into high speed desert stuff.

But yeah ICONs you won't be sorry. Plus their customer service is exceptional. Ask me how I know

How do you know? :dance:


Yeah....If I still live in San Diego, the set up would be high speed desert stuff. But here on the East Coast, slow trail set up.

My whole dilema has been the same as it has been with many. Do I get something like EMU which would be a huge improvement over stock or do I save up and get a setup like ICONS, Kings or Fox which are more for Socal desert style adventures whereas EMU is more trail and slow terrain.

I'll pick brains in few weeks. I'll be ready to pull the trigger then. But ultimately, I want front and rear armour, more or less for the idiot drivers, so I know the springs will need to be heavy load.

Don't even get me started on the mods I want for the Harley Road Glide :der:
 

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Just got the new Nitto Trail Grapplers on my 2005 4runner sport! 295/70r18, old man emu + bilstein coilovers , chromoly upper control arms , uniball joints , energy suspension , all pro off-road sway bar links, ect ect ect . I think they look pretty tough , what do you guys think?

What kind/size of wheels are these?:thanks:
 

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