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  1. Fox 3.2 Internal Bypass Factory Race Series Shocks!!!!

    We just received our set of Fox 3.2 IBP Factory Race Series shocks today! I wanted to throw a quick photo up, these things are MASSIVE! We will be shooting an install video with them next week for anybody that's interested.
  2. Bilstein 5100 and 6112 / 6100 Part Numbers Now Listed

    Bilstein has them in stock, they should be trickling out to dealers soon. We have them on order!
  3. All New Fox 2.5 Performance series Coilovers & Rear Shocks Installed on 6th Gen 4runner- Disappointing

    This sounds more like a tire issue than a suspension issue. E-rated tires significantly affect ride quality. I am running the Fox 2.0's and the ride is night and day better than the OEM suspension. The foam bumpstop compresses, this does not affect uptravel. One other note - Fox does a...
  4. Set up for camp in Moab, UT!

    Check them out on YouTube, they’re pretty neat. They are very stable and they have thicker canvas material. They set up and take down quickly and have a sleeping pad built in. My only complaint is the pad is open cell foam and absorbs water if wet. I’ll eventually replace it with an exped or...
  5. Set up for camp in Moab, UT!

    Yes, it’s called a swag. They’re pretty great as a RTT alternative.
  6. Bilstein 5100 and 6112 / 6100 Part Numbers Now Listed

    Hey guys! Bilstein appears to have finally published partnumbers for their 5100's and 6112 / 6100 shocks for the 6th Gen 4Runner - 5100 Front - 24-347464 (0-2.75" lift) 5100 Rear - 24-347433 6112 Front - 47-347472 (1.3-3" lift) 6100 Rear - 24-347440 It doesn't appear that these partnumbers...
  7. Set up for camp in Moab, UT!

    Got to do a little bit of offroading while driving for Overland Expo Socal. Here's my setup in Moab for a quick night on the way home. Really happy with the 23Zero swag tent. It deploys and packs down really quickly and I like that it doesn't permanently mount like a RTT.
  8. The build so far! 2025 SR5 w/ ADO Fox Suspension, Sherpa Roof Rack, Method Bronze Wheels, Wildpeak 295/70R18

    Yessir. I am running our rear lift coils, which are the same as what is found in the spacer eraser. Shoot me a DM if you weren't able to find the link. The Fox front coils are a little lighter in rate from what I recall, but Fox uses a little more preload to make up for it. I have been...
  9. The build so far! 2025 SR5 w/ ADO Fox Suspension, Sherpa Roof Rack, Method Bronze Wheels, Wildpeak 295/70R18

    Running Kenda RT 33x10.5r17 at all 4 corners with the same as a spare.
  10. The build so far! 2025 SR5 w/ ADO Fox Suspension, Sherpa Roof Rack, Method Bronze Wheels, Wildpeak 295/70R18

    I get about 17mpg currently but my most recent measurement is with a full trade show loadout for Overland Expo SoCal which is where I am right now. I’ll update when I know mpg’s not loaded up with a canopy, etc strapped to the roof rack and creating wind resistance.
  11. White Knuckle Offroad Rock Sliders for 6th Gen 4Runner!

    I forgot the link - https://white-knuckleoffroad.com/product/toyota-4runner-6th-gen-rock-sliders/
  12. White Knuckle Offroad Rock Sliders for 6th Gen 4Runner!

    Hey guys! I've been chatting with White Knuckle Offroad and they just released their rock sliders for the 6th Gen 4Runner recently. We just had our set arrive in the shop this afternoon! I ordered them bare steel so that I can prime them and bedline them. I like this better than powdercoat...
  13. Front & Rear Bumpstops Upgrade (brackets from LC250 / GX550 are direct bolt-on)

    An extended bumpstop may help, or a bump stop extension. It's hard to say without knowing how much you are rubbing in rear and how much you need to limit uptravel to prevent the rub. A lift coil in the rear can help reduce the chances of rubbing at full compression by being firmer in rate vs...
  14. Fox 2.0 Performance Series Shocks installed on 6th Gen 4Runner SR5

    Not with the 2.0's. Other kits like Icon, Fox Performance Elite, etc will allow greater height.
  15. Fox 2.0 Performance Series Shocks installed on 6th Gen 4Runner SR5

    You should be able to clear 35's with 2" of lift on these vehicles. I do not think you can push the 2.0's to 3" lift due to limitations of the shock.



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