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Daystar 2.5 w 285s

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2.0 Radflo extended travel with Rokmen UCA with OME Rear coil, Bilstein 5160 and Rokmen trailing arm. Jumped the gun on the 650 front spring load and medium load in rear for anticipating front and rear bumper within the year. Shes rough but not unbearable.
 

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2.0 Radflo extended travel with Rokmen UCA with OME Rear coil, Bilstein 5160 and Rokmen trailing arm. Jumped the gun on the 650 front spring load and medium load in rear for anticipating front and rear bumper within the year. Shes rough but not unbearable.

nice 4R you're building there, born in Tx and thought i knew it pretty well up 'n down, but i have never been to "Ausint" before!
 
Thanks man. Austin is great! Going test her out at the Hidden Falls trails this weekend. Right now I'm contemplating adding 1/2 spacer on the coilover to decrease preload. Heard mixed things. Saving up for the Hefty bumper (aluminum) version. In my opinion its the best looking bumper for these models.
 
Thanks man. Austin is great! Going test her out at the Hidden Falls trails this weekend. Right now I'm contemplating adding 1/2 spacer on the coilover to decrease preload. Heard mixed things. Saving up for the Hefty bumper (aluminum) version. In my opinion its the best looking bumper for these models.

That's actually the city i was born and raised in, i was just messing with you because of the way it's spelled in your info there

HFAP is a fun spot, if i wasn't out in Florida right now I'd try to join you

I second the Hefty Fab bumper comment, FYI I also heard from them that they are working on a way to incorporate a high-clearance hitch into their rear aluminum bumper, which right now they only are able to offer in there steel version.
 
my 2014 limited 4x4

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2014 Limited. 2.5/2.0 lift. 275-55r20
 

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No more XREAS!!!!

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2011 4Runner limited- Shoreline Blue
Icon stage 2 (Tubular)
Cooper AT3 265/70/17
Fuel Wheels (17x8.5)
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truck looks great! Still loving the Trail grapplers? I keep going back and fourth between the Terra & Trail... What's the hit on MPG so far? Road noise? Etc? Thanks!

love them they have a good little road noise that adds character but not bothersome by any means. i get between 17-18 hwy and 15-16.5 in town. best tire I've owned for off road and I've had just about every popular off road tire you can imagine.
 
Level or lift?

I have a 2016 Trail edition, and I'm worried if I just put a levelling kit in it will rewin the nice ride. Should I do a 3 inch lift instead?
 
That's actually the city i was born and raised in, i was just messing with you because of the way it's spelled in your info there

HFAP is a fun spot, if i wasn't out in Florida right now I'd try to join you

I second the Hefty Fab bumper comment, FYI I also heard from them that they are working on a way to incorporate a high-clearance hitch into their rear aluminum bumper, which right now they only are able to offer in there steel version.

Ha thanks. I hear Florida is pretty fun. I was able to go through the swamps abit while I was home last weekend. I'm actually thinking about letting my buddy build me a custom rear bumper. He's wanting to get into fab work for offroad vehicles. Just wish the aluminum bumper didn't cost an arm and a leg. Talking to them now about raising the bull bar to the top of the grill instead of it being so low.
 

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