Suggestions of what I should do?

JJ_Stin

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Well, I got a couple of mods that I'm getting ready to do on my 4Runner. I already got my windows tinted darker. Now, I'm gonna order some WT floormats for the front only for now, all interior lights including reverse and license plate lights. Plus, I got my Satoshi Grille coming in the mail (bought from another forum member) & gonna debadge all the emblems. Once I wash and install my grille.

Question is on the WeatherTech floormats, I can't decide between gray or black for the front. I thinking gray since the carpet is gray, what has everyone done or recommend?

Then, I'm thinking all about getting getting my door handles either colormatched or black. I just don't want them chrome, like they already are. What should I do there too?

Plus the back plate is there anyway, can I make it be colormatched too? Like where the symbol & base is on there.

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Later on in the future I'm gonna add a small 2-3" lift and with some new black wheels and tires. Plus, probably go with 18's or 20's. I might stay with the stock wheel size, just so many decisions. Thanks!
 
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I say, more important than anything else, leave your badges on. Debadged vehicles look ridiculous in most cases. Not to mention the instant drop in value.
 
I'm actually in the same boat with the WT mats..If anyone has any pictures with either the gray or the black post em up!
 
The chrome handles do look odd, especially with the black mirrors. If you want it to look better right away, pull the running boards off unless you're disabled, have really little kids, etc. that can't get in without them. I'd leave the badges as is also if it were me. Just removing the running boards will give you a more lifted look. I'd also not go over 17" wheels, or tires will be really expensive and look odd if you go bigger than factory.
 
Pics of my WeatherTech All-Weather mats in grey. Still a little on the dirty side after our Chicago winter. They held up very well and am pleased with the quality. They are quite a bit thicker in construction than the DigitalFit series.

I drove down to the WeatherTech showroom in Bolingbrook, IL and tested both out prior to purchasing. In my opinion, All-Weather is much more of a traditional pliable rubber compound whereas the DigitalFit is more of a plastic semi-rigid compound. The only issue that swayed me from purchasing the DigitFit series was that the lip of the mat draped over the lower door sill and I kept catching my foot on in when trying to enter the vehicle.

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I have grey interior, and went with the grey.

Black is too hard to keep clean, and I like the look of the grey on grey, IMHO.
 
Once money permits, I'm gonna be ordering the Gibson exhaust system. Man, that V8 with the stock exhaust is too quiet. Need to wake it up a little.
 

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