Recent content by Crose1695

If it really bothers you, its worth investing a little bit of money and they Can look nice for along time. Remove, paint, then ppf wrap them.

Yes. Mine are ceramic coated. Shine Supply makes a great product specific for plastic ceramic coating.

you think there’s any brand new cars coming out that are as of the quality they were 10 plus years ago? haha. A new jeep would have 10x the issues that a new 4runner would have I’d bet my house on it.

Wolfbox Tripro. Hands down the best bang for your buck.

that’s strange. I bought a bunch a couple weeks ago from one of the local dealers and they were the blue ones

I just went back and looked at a photo of when mine was stock when I bought it in January. Not black lugs. Mine is Ice cap off-road premium.

just the way it’s designed. I personally think even pushing it to 5k miles between changes is a lot. I’m doing every 3ish. it’s cheap so better to be safe and get a little piece of mind hoping this engine holds up alright later in its years.

@Wolfbox would work perfect for this. I don’t have a spare tire carrier but I do have the wolfbox tripro and I know for sure it would work just great. My rear camera for the wolfbox is mounted up underneath by the 3rd brake light. you would easily see over the tire and it’s adjustable

most new paint from factory is bad. I had a full paint correction done right away, PPF the front end and ceramic on the rest. night and day difference. worth the couple grand.

The shop that does all my work is always putting on a brand called Power Brake. Here’s their website https://powerbrake.us/

Just my opinion, I would spend or save up the extra money for quality suspension upgrade and avoid the collar lift.

6th gen 4runner forum. I click on your site and don’t see any products offered for our year…

engine noise enhancement. it’s always on unless you use a plug in system to turn it off. I have the Carista and turned it off along with a few other things. So worth it

Won’t ever become a recall for Toyota to pay and fix it. It sucks but just take it to a shop, they will fix it and it’s a good time to add some sound deadening and you’ll have a enjoyable truck in just a days work.

Yeah that’s different. That’s what the noise cancellation does, eliminates steady sounds like a vibration or exhuast drone if ita present. I should have been more clear in my original post that the engine enhancement was the cause of my ticking sound. I just happend to turn both off