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2015 Magnetic Grey 4Runner Trail Premium w/ KDSS

Exterior:
AVS Bug Deflector
Suntek Standard Pro 15% tint front/ 35% rear
AVS Low Profile Window Visors
T4R grill badge
TJM Rear D-ring receiver
Matte Black Vinyl Wrapped Hood Scoop
Eezi-Awn 2.2M K9 Roof Rack
Eezi-Awn K9 Shovel Mount with Milogen Fabrications custom bracket
ARB Awning 2500
Mountain 4Runner Decals
Gobi Rear Hatch Ladder
ARB Safari Snorkel
McQueen Prototype and Design Fiberglass Fenders for ARB snorkel

Armor/protection/recovery:
MAXSA Escaper Buddy
Shrockworks rock sliders
RCI 3/16" steel skids (Engine, Tranny, Transfer Case)
RCI Aluminum A-arm skids
RCI 3/16" steel gas tank skid
RCI Steel lower link skids

ARB rear diff/e-locker breather kit
Shrockworks Front Bumper
Warn ZEON 10-S Winch
Factor55 Ultra Hook
Factor55 1" fairlead

Maxtrax traction boards
BAMF Hybrid front bumper
nguyenworks high clearance dual swing-out rear bumper

Interior:
Husky Liners
Ram pod with x-grip holder
Rear Camera Override Dongle with CH4x4 switch
Front facing camera with AOB switch and AUX in dongle
Salex Center Console Organizer
Rear Window Molle Racks by Orange Boxx Fabrication
Rago Rear Window Molle Panels

Suspension:
OME 885 front springs
OME 889 rear springs
OME 90010 front shocks
OME 60080 rear shocks
OME95PF5 Trim Packer Spacer
Pics of install here.
Total Chaos upper control arms
OME 886 heavy front spring
Wheeler's Offroad Rear bump stops
Total Chaos +2 Long Travel Kit
King 2.5 Front Coilovers
King Triple bypass front shocks
KDSS Delete

King 2.5 rear shocks
Dobinsons 677v rear springs

Wheels/Tires:
BFG KO2 275/70R17
Spidertrax 1.25" spacers
Stealth Custom Series F5 17x8.5 -10
Nitto Ridge Grapplers 305/70R17
Nitto Ridge Grapplers 35x11.5R17
Milogen Fabrications cab mount chop

Electronics
X2Power 31M AGM Battery
NOCO Genius GEN1 10A On-Board battery charger
NOCO Genius GCP1 Black 13 Amp 125V AC Port Plug
National Luna Single Battery Monitor Surface Mount
ARB 50qt Fridge
Blue Sea Systems 5025 ST Blade Fuse Block - 6 Circuits with Negative Bus - Rear
Blue Sea ST Blade Fuse Block - 12 Circuits - Front
Blue Sea Systems 285-Series Surface Mount 80A Circuit Breaker - for rear fuse block
Yaesu FTM-400XDR
Rago Ditch Bracket Ham Antenna Mount
HKB Fuse/Voltage Booster
Slee Battery terminal extensions
Blue Sea Dual USB and 12V plugs - rear
ARB CKMTA12 Compressor
4x4 Labs Compressor Bracket

Lighting
JDM ASTAR LED Reverse Bulbs
H9 Low Beam mod
9011 High Beam mod
Xenon Depot Xtreme HID kit
Favson 6 LED Strobe Lights x4 - Rear
Rigid SR-Q2 Driving lights
Baja Designs Dome lights in the rear hatch
Baja Designs Squadron Pro fog lights

Accessories:
Yakima Load Warrior w/ extension
Tepui Autana RTT
Delorme inReach Explorer
Pelfrey Bilt Battery Cage
Autohome Columbus RTT
Autohome Maggiolina Airlander

Tentative Plans:
Rigid SR-Q Backup lights
Baja Designs S2 Sports


Photos/Trips:

Day 1, picking her up from the dealer in April 2015.

Tahoe - January 2016
Shaver Lake - August 2016
Mono County - September 2016
Mammoth - February 2017
Black Rock, Nevada - March 2017
Joshua Tree - March 2017
Alabama Hills - April 2017
Hollister Hills SVRA - May 2017
Stanislaus National Forest - Memorial Day - May 2017
Eastern Sierras - October 2017
Anza Borrego - December 2017
Frank Raines OHV - January 2018
Mojave - February 2018
Stanislaus National Forest - Memorial Day - May 2018
Sequoia National Forest - June 2018
Pismo - July 2018
Baja - April 2018
Lake Pillsbury - May 2019
Stanislaus National Forest - June 2019
Bald Mountain - July 2019
Eastern Sierras - September 2022
 
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Offroading Photos:

Hollister Hills


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Near Zion National Park, Utah




Kaibab National Forest, near Grand Canyon North Rim
 
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Looks like you were on some pretty good trails. I haven't been on anything like that yet, so I'd be a little uneasy about hitting things underneath. Did you hit your sliders or skids at all? I'm trying to decide if I want to do a little lift or leave it stock. Thanks.
 
Looks like you were on some pretty good trails. I haven't been on anything like that yet, so I'd be a little uneasy about hitting things underneath. Did you hit your sliders or skids at all? I'm trying to decide if I want to do a little lift or leave it stock. Thanks.

I had a tiny scrape on a rock with one slider and the lowest edges on the front skid scraped a handful of times. Nothing serious and I never had a significant amount of weight on the sliders or skids. They were always barely touching/clearing the rocks. For me, I definitely plan on getting a lift. There were so many areas where I had to tiptoe around while everyone one else just went straight through lol.

That's one scary situation!

It's worse going the opposite direction lol. Heres a photo of me getting led into it.

 
I had a tiny scrape on a rock with one slider and the lowest edges on the front skid scraped a handful of times. Nothing serious and I never had a significant amount of weight on the sliders or skids. They were always barely touching/clearing the rocks. For me, I definitely plan on getting a lift. There were so many areas where I had to tiptoe around while everyone one else just went straight through lol.


Haha, nice. Good to know you cleared all that with a stock vehicle though. I haven't fully tested mine yet, but also haven't had anyone to really spot me through anything tough. Thanks for the info.
 
my seat rails are covered up by some plastic bit. How do you remove that to install this?

From what I remember, plastic piece is held on by a small prong on each side of it. pushing down the plastic allows the prongs to hook onto the rail. Just carefully pull the sides out and up and you should be able to remove it.
 

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