Project "Brah" completed...

Vettethret

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Stage 1 of the “Brah Lift” is done. 1st things 1st though. I have two people to thank. The first is TitanPat, the inspiration behind the “Brah Lift”. From his warm and loving welcome for me coming from the Jeep world, to his pension for the dramatic, Pattycakes, you are the wind beneath my wings!!!!!. The 2nd is Jason Demello. He really is a one man shop and works his ass of. His prices are fair and his work is excellent. Im very grateful for this forum because I would never have found him. Thanks Jason.

Now that the pleasantries are over. I really brought my Tom foolery over from the Jeep world and went with 20x12’s on this build. I went way outside the box what sane people choose, I know. To preface, if I wanted a hard core Rock crawler and off roader, I would have never have sold my Rubicon’s on 40’s/38’s. From the departure angles alone, the Yota is not a rock crawler. For me, the 4runner duties are carting 340lbs worth of dogs around daily, over landing (Go out to Area 51 and the desert) and a lot of snow driving. Since I do a lot of snow, I was going to go with Duratracs, but I have run either 38’s or 40’s Nitto Mud Grapplers on all my jeeps, and love the grapplers (They do great in the snow for a Mud Tire), so I went with them. Over all I am very pleased with how it came out.

THE SPECS-
Stage 5 Icon with Tubular UCA (Body mount chop and a lot of trimming)
20x12 Moto Metal 962
33x12.5 Nitto Muds
Demello X Wing Sliders
Rigid Fogs
Philips HID’s
Fyre Fly Interior/Exterior LED
Bushwhacker Fender flares with Lund rivets
Black out kit (Incoming)
Sprint Booster (BEST MOD ON THIS RIG)

ORDERING-
Gobi Stealth Rack with 40” Rigid Radiance bar and 2 10” Rear bars for Gobi
SSO Slim line bumper with 30” Rigid Radiance
Recon 10,500 Winch with Factor Link 55
3 8” 80 WATT led’s for top of Slimline Bumper
 

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Shoooots Brah....

Not enough offset for true Brah Style... You need some fat 15" wheels with 15.50 wide" for island style :-)
 
I though brah lift come standard with a 6" drop bracket lift. And you forgot the Glamis sticker brah. Looks good tho, come wheeling with use so we can add some pinstripes to it.
 
I though brah lift come standard with a 6" drop bracket lift. And you forgot the Glamis sticker brah. Looks good tho, come wheeling with use so we can add some pinstripes to it.

Well, I'm a cracker so I think this is as much Brah as Im legally allowed to go. Let me know when you're going out, would love to break it in.
 
Looks good but tires need more sidewall for sure especially if you're gonna use it for its intended purpose unless you're a hard parker then in that case you nailed it. That's just my opinion though
 
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Surprisingly it doesnt. I've only been able to get it to rub once, and that was with me trying. I went over a large bump real fast with the wheels turned and it did, but just barely. Jason did A LOT of trimming.

Jason really is a one-man-machine.
 
I applaud you for going in a different direction man - it looks really good and I bet it snaps a bunch of necks wherever it goes. Did it your way and it came out super nice. :guitar2:

SUP BRAAAAAH!
 
Looks good but tires need more sidewall for sure especially if you're gonna use it for its intended purpose unless you're a hard parker then in that case you nailed it. That's just my opinion though

I agree. I really wanted to go 35's, but Jason recommended against it. I ran 20's with my 38/40's, but I wish it had more sidewall as well.
 
I applaud you for going in a different direction man - it looks really good and I bet it snaps a bunch of necks wherever it goes. Did it your way and it came out super nice. :guitar2:

SUP BRAAAAAH!

Thanks Brah, planning a mega trip to the Mall of the Americas, hear they have wicked speed bumps!
 
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