What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

Only issue with these batteries is their weight. They have been known to crack the inner fender housing even when using aftermarket battery trays. Keep a close eye on the sheet metal in that area, you don't want to have to deal with that.

True, but the 34 is only 50 lbs which is way closer to stock weight vs group31 that most people install and see sheet metal issues with
 
This happened with the help of some industry friends ...

Front and rear King Shocks with Adjusters
Camburg Uniball UCA
Volk TE37 18x9
Toyo AT 275/65/18
Project Mu pad replacement (not pictured)
 

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Unnecessary purchase?

Looked at this for the 5th gen today.
Unnecessary purchase also need a bumper.
Great price 250 and never been used. .
 

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This happened with the help of some industry friends ...

Front and rear King Shocks with Adjusters
Camburg Uniball UCA
Volk TE37 18x9
Toyo AT 275/65/18
Project Mu pad replacement (not pictured)

Nice set up! Project Mu makes brake pads that fit the 4Runner? Can you share part number, or more info on this? Thanks
 
That stuff isn't bad as long as you install it correctly. You absolutely have to use a roller and press every inch of it into all the body contours otherwise it really won't work as designed. I did my whole 4R also, inside door skins outer door skins, floor, only thing not done yet is the roof.

You did am amazing job. I am a bit leery to tackle the floor and the amount of time I'll need for that. Were you satisfied with yours when you had it all complete?
 
Painted my calipers
 

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Installed new shift knobs and phone mount.
 

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Weekday getaway to Pismo Beach. OHV area was a clownshow but there were some great empty stretches away from the entrances. Totally worth going out of the way for the experience.

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Took the first step of many today. Swapped out my stock wheels and mounted my wheels that I had on my TRD Pro Tacoma. I'm still on stock height and looking at various options to lift my truck.

Had to remove my front mud flaps and trimming a sliver of my front bumper to fix the rubbing issue I had when reversing the truck with wheel turned.

Wheels are Rotiform SIX-OR mounted on Toyo Open Country RT 285/70/17
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