Recent content by CMill4Runner

I'm using these, they're just ok with a little vibration and they will slip off if you don't add the extra rubber wire tie below. 2024 Toyota Tacoma K-Source Universal Towing Mirrors - Clip On - Flat Mirror - Qty 2 Amazon.com: 5Pcs 18in Silicone Cable Tie, Cord Organizer for Bundling Earphone...

FYI - Thats the OR grill not just ORP so might make it easier to find the part number.

How did you set that to 1400w? I'm a newbie to Ecoflow and got an Ecoflow Delta Pro but don't see where I can do any kind of adjustments.

Just charged mine up but was only @87% so took a little over 20 minutes but didn't shut off. It's only 79 out so it must be the heat.

Must be the 100 degrees out, I'll try mine again today but it will only be 80.

I charged my Ecoflow delta pro for over an hour at 1700+ watts and it didn't shut down or overheat.

Got back from our 1st trip in the mountains from Denver area to Leadville @ over 10k feet of elevation. The TRD OR Hybrid did ok going up and very good coming home. One thing I was worried about with the Hybrid was how much extra power I would really get to use. The MAX works when it's charged...

I think it depends on MPG trends, we have both a '25 Tacoma Hybrid TRDOR and 4Runner same trim. The 4Runner has gone from 305 or so to over 350 consistently but gets better MPGs around 23 as it's on the hwy more. The Tacoma shows under 300 all the time but gets 1 -2 less MPGs.

I didn't know Toyota had anything to do with Akebono, that's a concern as they used to be great pads so hoping these aren't what's in the new T4R and causing the issue. I had a slight squeal in my '16 Tundra and the Akebono pads took care of that; they were quiet and much better than the OEMs at...

That is ridiculous, ours hasn't made a sound @2500 miles but if it does that I'll be replacing the pads with Akebono when they come out.

RCI makes some really high quality stuff and the customer service is excellent! 2025+ 4Runner Rock Sliders LC250 | RCI Metalworks

Just did mine today @2500, will do it again at 6k then 10k then every 5k. I will say it was pretty dirty for only 2500 miles. Also 8 bolts to take off 2 plastic worthless skids, I'll be upgrading to the same skid I put on my '25 Tacoma! $90 bucks for a 6 qt oil change?? Wow that's pricey I did...

No I decided to get air bags for the Tacoma and just use that if we're going to have a heavier load.

I installed the Prodigy RF, is that the Prodigy you're asking about? If so, it works fine, and I like the separate brake controller module and not using my phone. It was fairly easy to install, drilling holes in my new camper frame to mount didn't excite me but it looks good once installed.

I figured this out the hard way on my '25 Tacoma, I thought I ordered the Trailhunter skid but this one showed up. Got lucky as I like the 'TOYOTA' stamping better, here's my post on the Tacoma forum: Toyota OEM Skid Plates | Tacoma World