honda250xtitan
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congratulations? :suspicious: nobody cares you spend so much time on dirt roads though.
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congratulations? :suspicious: nobody cares you spend so much time on dirt roads though.
dezertbomber
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Your "real point" misses completely. The chassis and suspension being the same means changing it on the GX vs on a 4Runner is moot. The nicer aspects of it are all retained, but now this GX also has increased off road capabilities should the owner want to use them.
It's funny that your slightly dusty 4Runner is your example of how you're not a poser. Tough flex, impressive stuff...
honda250xtitan
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naw what i love is my comment about "not being able to swing a lexus" was all it took for him to "brag" about his homes in 2 states at the age of 60:bravo::bravo::snacker::snacker:
Humble Leader
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three homes in two states? meh. now if you owned three homes in four states well damn then I'd be impressed
RichinRidgewood
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Cobratuner182
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Reminds me of my neighbor. Super clean, very tastefully modded, but never sees dirt. My stock '21 ORP sees more dirt than their fully built rig.
To each their own though. Not everyone off roads their trucks and not everyone races their sportscars.
To each their own though. Not everyone off roads their trucks and not everyone races their sportscars.
I think most of us knew it was a 460. But the OP not recognizing it for what it was, or that it was obviously very recently modded, makes this lame thread even more amusing.
2021nightshade4x4
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Scrolled to the initial post and saw Camburg I-beam UCA’s and immediately knew - that’s California money right there [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
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The4RunnerDude
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Really who cares what others do with their vehicles?
90% of the people I see driving 4Runners in my area seem to be soccer moms who probably don't know the difference between running boards and rock sliders, 265's or 285's, King or Fox lifts, etc.
I try not to be jealous and/or look down at them.
90% of the people I see driving 4Runners in my area seem to be soccer moms who probably don't know the difference between running boards and rock sliders, 265's or 285's, King or Fox lifts, etc.
I try not to be jealous and/or look down at them.
4Reak Show
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Playbook for proving how important you are:
Step 1) assemble slide show of a stranger’s property you think is lesser than you
Step 2) present slide show to a secondary group of strangers to rally support
Step 3) after failing miserably at step 2, double-down and share random “facts” to a group of strangers about your personal finances
Step 4) completely ignore the irony of posting negatively about a stranger’s expensive, unused item in step 2, when compared to your own expensive unused items shared in step 3. (Clean lexus, vs multiple state houses).
Step 5) smell your own farts.
Step 1) assemble slide show of a stranger’s property you think is lesser than you
Step 2) present slide show to a secondary group of strangers to rally support
Step 3) after failing miserably at step 2, double-down and share random “facts” to a group of strangers about your personal finances
Step 4) completely ignore the irony of posting negatively about a stranger’s expensive, unused item in step 2, when compared to your own expensive unused items shared in step 3. (Clean lexus, vs multiple state houses).
Step 5) smell your own farts.
Captain Spalding
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Um, I’m kind of new to 4Runners. What’s the difference between a King and a Fox lift? I come from the Land Rover world where everything is OME and ARB.
The4RunnerDude
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I guess just whichever brand you prefer. Honestly, I'm still at stock height, so I don't really know much about lifts either.
I draw the line at donks...
