CUTTING EDGE (Silver) Photos 4Runner 6th Gen (2025+)

[jerrycaparros]

Prinsu Roof Rack (The Original) installed on my Cutting Edge TRD Sport.

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[NYTOP]

Hi all,

We are super excited to be able to get our hands on the 4Runner early on, and would like to share with everyone what we have done to it so far!

A quick overview:

Wheels, Tires, Fender Flares:

NYTOP ADV-Classic monoblock forged (custom wrapped) 17x8.5 +25mm offset, about 23.5 lbs per wheel. They are wrapped in Nitto Ridge Grappler 35x12.5 inch tires. We find this offset fits perfectly with our 1 inch wider NYTOP Carbon Fiber Fender Flares.

Suspension:

We worked with Icon Vehicle Dynamics to help test fit their first set of 2.5 shocks and billet UCA and rear links on our 4Runner. It’s set at 2.5 inch front and half inch rear lift.

Hydraulic bump stops coming next.

Underbody protection and Recovery Gear:

NYTOP billet carbon steel recovery points. In our testings, we find that carbon steel is generally a better material for recovery points for safety reasons.

Full aluminum skids: fits both hybrid and non-hybrid powertrains. It’s a 3 piece modular design, and it allows for an easy removal of the front piece (4 bolts) for less messy oil changes.

On the rear, we have the NYTOP titanium axle back exhaust pipe, which Increases ground clearance and enhances the exhaust tone. We see a 5-7 dB of volume increase throughout the rev range.

NYTOP rock sliders. They are non-tubular. It offers a 15° angles for better clearance on the bottom, while maintaining a complete flat top offering over 6 inches of stepping surface.

Next week we are going to visit Baja Designs HQ to help them test some new lighting kits for the new 4Runner. We are also going to put on our front bumper in the same week. Stay Tuned for that!

 

[ToyotaSmith]

This is a build I just did on a new 4Runner. Thought I would share.

2" Torq front level kit, TRD Pro 18" Wheels, "Toyota" lettering center caps with silver writing to match the paint, 285/65R18 Falken Wildpeak At4w Tires.

It already has the factory basic Toyota running boards. I also added a black front badge overlay (not pictured).

 

[vready]

Here are some photos of my new TRD Off-Road Premium. I picked it up on Monday from Columbia Gorge Toyota in The Dalles, OR with the Tow Tech Package, Moonroof, Rear Cargo Lamp, All-Weather Floor Liners, and Mud Flaps. I've driven it 50 miles so far, so I'm still just getting use to the instrument panel and all the driver assist features, but the engine performance and driving experience is great so far.

I've done a couple of things to it already, including updating the stock red tail lights to the Premium Trailhunter version (Toyota p/n: 81551-35420 & 81561-35420) which I like the looks of better since the rest of the vehicle has silver and black accents. Helps keep the strong, monochromatic look. ?

I also installed the smoked Sequential Turn Signals from 4Runner Lifestyle (designed for the 2024+ Tacoma but compatible with the 6th Gen 4Runner). They look really nice against the matte black finish of the side mirror and mirror cap.

I upgraded the front turn signal bulbs with the Lasfit T3 7443d Switchback LED Front Turn Signal Light, which functions as both a brighter amber turn signal flasher, and a regular white running light which turns on with the DRL and headlights. It replaced the only halogen bulb in the 6th Gen 4Runner and is much brighter, and provides more lighting functionality due to the fact that it supports CAN bus communication for the multi-function output that the 4Runner provides.

And finally, I installed the RedLine Tuning QuickLIFT Hood Struts from CaliRaisedLED so I don't have to rely on the manual prop.

Up next, I'll be doing some lighting upgrades to the fogs with an SAE-approved kit from RIGID, and installing a Sherpa Capitol platform roof rack and FSR Aspen V2 rooftop tent. I've got a few other electrical updates in mind, and I'll be adding a hatch ladder (either the Westcott Designs or C4 Fabrication once they're released).

So far, I'm really happy with the new 4Runner, and look forward to getting out for some adventures soon!

 

[Old Spice]

Installed & posted by Team 4Runner:

• 35" Firestone Destination MT2 Tires (35x12.50r17) 35s
• 17" Fuel Off-Road Cycle wheels +34 mm offset

One of the best parts about these new Toyotas is you are able to fit a much bigger tire with very little work. Some slight trimming of plastics and gutting the wheel wells, you can fit 35s without issue.

 

[cuhhhris]

Just installed some 35s this weekend paired with Westcott preload collar level kit.

Cutting Edge SR5
KO3 35's tires 315/70/17
0 offset Method 305 Bronze Wheels (17x8.5)
Westcott level kit: 2.5" inch lift front & 0.75" inch lift rear

Some rubbing even after level kit (required some slight fender liner trimming in the front + a little bit of angle grinding. Also uninstall the bump stops/mud guards (not 100% sure that's what they're called but it is pictured below,). Just three 17mm bolts. Super easy. Rears clear perfectly!

 

[hammerhead]

testing out 4wd at fort fisher beach

 

[20Toyota4Runner25]

Finally had them out together, sorry for the poor setting.

 

[Baker308]

Hey Guys!
Super excited about my build, so I just wanted to share with you all.

1.5-2" Level Lift Kit by Rough Country
285/70/17 BF Goodrich KO2's
17x8.5 Black Rhino Bahari's w/ -10 offset

This offset required very minor trimming and gave me about a 2" poke, which was perfect for my taste.

Redline Tuning Hood struts
Cali Raised Ditch Light Kit
LASFIT Switch Back LED Turn Signal Bulbs
Window Tint

Removed the front air dam & blacked out the front Toyota logo

Accessories to come..
CBI Rock Sliders (4-6 Week lead time... hoping to receive by the end of the month)
Upgraded Fogs
Seat Covers (waiting for the neoprene set by rough country)
Window Rain Guards
Hood Bug Shield
Westcott Roof Rack + Molle Panels
NYTOP Fender Flares

 

[Morrison]

I decided to keep the stock 20" wheels and got 285/65/20 Ridge Grapplers 35's (34.8") with the ReadyLift 2.5" lift kit.

I also put 20% tint on the windshield and 15% on the driver and passenger windows. The back are still stock.

 

[FirstFourRunner6]

Cutting Edge TRD Sport Premium on ReadyLift 1.5" Leveling Kit + 285/55R20 Michelin LTX A/T2 + 20" Fuel Rebar Wheels

It's a bit of an unconventional tire choice, but since I'll be driving on the interstate 90% of the time, it made sense for my needs.

The bottom three pictures are after the leveling kit installation.

I didn't expect a drastic drop in MPG but I'm only getting around 17 MPG at the moment - 30% city - 70% highway.

Also installed:

• ENA-3T3 Plug and Play Encore Alpha Power Amplifier Kit
• Sequential Turn Signals from 4Runner Lifestyle
• Debadged

 

[k8yhi]

In her full stock and glory, on the beach in Maui. Just stoked to be here ?

 

[gilhern]

I recently got my ORP and installed a Peak collar lift. It gave 2.25" in the front and I chose the 2" collar in the rear. I put some 17x8.5 +18mm offset KMC 722 wheels on it with 285/75/17 BFG KO3 tires on it.

Originally I had Method 706 wheels that were discontinued and heavily discounted from Discount Tire. Turns out I got the super rare version that was made for Land Cruisers and has no center caps. They looked silly and Method Wheels didn't disclose it. It took several emails back and fourth with them for them to even realize I had this particular product code with no center caps.

So far so good. Haven't off roaded yet but will soon.

 

[xman76]

Here are some photos of my new TRD Off-Road Premium. I picked it up on Monday from Columbia Gorge Toyota in The Dalles, OR with the Tow Tech Package, Moonroof, Rear Cargo Lamp, All-Weather Floor Liners, and Mud Flaps. I've driven it 50 miles so far, so I'm still just getting use to the instrument panel and all the driver assist features, but the engine performance and driving experience is great so far.

I've done a couple of things to it already, including updating the stock red tail lights to the Premium Trailhunter version (Toyota p/n: 81551-35420 & 81561-35420) which I like the looks of better since the rest of the vehicle has silver and black accents. Helps keep the strong, monochromatic look. ?

I also installed the smoked Sequential Turn Signals from 4Runner Lifestyle (designed for the 2024+ Tacoma but compatible with the 6th Gen 4Runner). They look really nice against the matte black finish of the side mirror and mirror cap.

I upgraded the front turn signal bulbs with the Lasfit T3 7443d Switchback LED Front Turn Signal Light, which functions as both a brighter amber turn signal flasher, and a regular white running light which turns on with the DRL and headlights. It replaced the only halogen bulb in the 6th Gen 4Runner and is much brighter, and provides more lighting functionality due to the fact that it supports CAN bus communication for the multi-function output that the 4Runner provides.

And finally, I installed the RedLine Tuning QuickLIFT Hood Struts from CaliRaisedLED so I don't have to rely on the manual prop.

Up next, I'll be doing some lighting upgrades to the fogs with an SAE-approved kit from RIGID, and installing a Sherpa Capitol platform roof rack and FSR Aspen V2 rooftop tent. I've got a few other electrical updates in mind, and I'll be adding a hatch ladder (either the Westcott Designs or C4 Fabrication once they're released).

So far, I'm really happy with the new 4Runner, and look forward to getting out for some adventures soon!

Looks great! Have you looked into the upgrade to Rigid fog lights? I have seen videos of people doing it on the Taco, but it seems you do have to remove quite a bit to get to them.

 

[E.T.]

Not mine, but came across this great looking setup (posted by Brian D)

Cutting Edge SR5 on stock suspension
Venom Power Terra Hunter R/T 285/70r17 tires
Lock Off-Road Baja 17x9 +23 offset wheels
No rubbing at full lock

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