Recent content by Nodak

this is part of the new nissan armada patrol pro-4x kit built in front light bar and side lights

as stated above, having fogs on while using low/high beams does have its benefits. they help fill in the areas that the low/high beams miss when driving at night. i have used them for this purpose myself when there was the ability to use them regardless of headlight setting. but the way...

just my .02 cents, i personally dont try to run highs and fogs at the same time, especially in winter or fog conditions. they are counter productive in ND we get some pretty thick fogs here and running high beams and fogs just blinds you during thick fog we get. and it really blinds you in...

i always thought it was perception since i sit closer to the driver side it looks like it doenst close as far as the passenger side. i see a bigger gap between the body and how much the mirror folds in vs the passenger side where the gap is smaller from the drivers seat

the dual front camera looks interesting for normal video capture and the tele for license plate capture

Key New VIOFO Products Unveiled at SEMA 2026 • VIOFO Z320: A 3-channel dash cam featuring an integrated wide-angle front camera (Sony Starvis 2 IMX678) and a telephoto camera (Sony Starvis 2 IMX675) in a single unit, plus a rear camera, touchscreen display, and HDR across all channels. Expected...

wow never notice that a strikethru on the user name means banned :ROFLMAO:

just bend the mounting plate a little with some cloth and channel locks

its in the features breakout when you expand "connected services" on the toyota website

part of that increase is buried in the features they added as default now. $348 is now included due to remote connect now having a 5yr trial instead of a 1 yr trial so they added $8x48 months = $348 that is the end consumer cost, not toyota's cost.

exhaust on the wrong side also, the rear lip looks to be missing, has i-force badge and the hood looks to have a fake scoop so it looks like a trd pro whats really surprising is the new tundra with tss 4.0, i was shocked they replaced the tss 2.5 with 4.0 which is the same tss as the new rav4...

i am not sure how the website is so hard to compare quickly different features depending on trim i mean it pretty simple from what i can tell vs other websites for other oem's

MODEL MY MODEL MSRP 8642 2026 4Runner 4x2 SR5 $41,370 8643 2026 4Runner 4x2 TRD Sport $48,350 8644 2026 4Runner 4x2 TRD Sport Premium $53,710 8648 2026 4Runner 4x2 Limited $56,500 8664 2026 4Runner 4x4 SR5 $43,870 8670 2026 4Runner 4x4 TRD Off-Road $50,290 8671 2026 4Runner 4x4 TRD Sport...

need cell service as it has to route thru the toyota servers to verify you have an active sub. also when servers are down or not accessible, it also doesnt work.

since the 4R doesnt come with a key card option, dealers wont be able to set that up since there is no official procedures to do it. edit : you can use a toyota key card from one of these models 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma, 2022+ Tundra, 2023+ Sequoia, 2026 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. as far as...