Post your 5th Gen Super White T4r photo

4runnerNoypi

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Might as well start this thread to all T4r super white.
Here is mine.
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Alright, I'll join. Would rather do this than start a whole new build thread just for myself as I don't plan on getting too crazy. Got it in February. Had it debadged/blacked out badges the next day. Then dipped the roof rails. Got plugs to fill the license plate holes up front as well.

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Then got some Mojave's (17x8) with BFG's (285/70/17):

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Now just got these Friday, getting installed tomorrow. Going 1.75 in front, stock in back. I hardly tow anything (for now), so I think it will work.

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Here's a 1.75" front/0 rear with a couple hundred pounds of gear in the back. I like the stance. The body appears to sit level but the frame seems to have an ever so slight reverse rake. I have since bought a pair of 1.25" spring spacers for the back. I haven't had time to install them yet. I got them more for additional rear bumper ground clearance than anything else.
 

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Here's a 1.75" front/0 rear with a couple hundred pounds of gear in the back. I like the stance. The body appears to sit level but the frame seems to have an ever so slight reverse rake. I have since bought a pair of 1.25" spring spacers for the back. I haven't had time to install them yet. I got them more for additional rear bumper ground clearance than anything else.

Yeah, I don't really have any additional load in the rear (again, for now at least), so I'm thinking I'll be fine. Even it's just a tad nose high, that's fine, as long as not too drastic. Measured to the fender really quick last night, and it was just under 35" on the front and just under 37" on the rear. So should be good to go.
 
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Do you have any head-on pictures of this. I actually really like the plastidip on the front bumper like this and considering. Have you had any issues with it? Any rock dings or anything like that? Thanks.


I will take a picture of the front for you. So far it is holding it pretty well. Thanks
 
Alright, I'll join. Would rather do this than start a whole new build thread just for myself as I don't plan on getting too crazy. Got it in February. Had it debadged/blacked out badges the next day. Then dipped the roof rails. Got plugs to fill the license plate holes up front as well.



20140209_090355.jpg~original




20140209_002401.jpg~original




20140209_090407.jpg~original




20140212_213822.jpg~original




Then got some Mojave's (17x8) with BFG's (285/70/17):



20140227_091328.jpg~original




Now just got these Friday, getting installed tomorrow. Going 1.75 in front, stock in back. I hardly tow anything (for now), so I think it will work.



20140608_220122.jpg~original


Where did tou get those pins?
 
Alright, picked it up last night after getting the shocks put on. Happy with it, except for the alignment. Little pissed about that. Steering wheel not centered, and it's tracking to the right. Don't really have the time to be taking it back to deal with this. Here are some comparison pics below. Need to get better pics on a true level surface, cause it's not really as nose high as it seems in the pic below.

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