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Love the build! Have the tires impacted your fuel economy much? Looking to do the same myself

Not 100% sure, but I am going to assume it does have an impact, that being said the wheels/tires that came with the limited (my dealer had upgraded 275/5.5R20s Grapplers). My shop said my tire/wheel combo was about 10lbs or so lighter per tire so that is good and I went from 275 to 265 so it reduced the rolling friction, I am going to assume the impact was less then 0.5 MPG if that.

I am at 5K miles so its still breaking in...just did a 4 hour drive ATL to Nashville and average 19.7 MPG which is higher than the last time I did it..10K is about the true break in period.
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Not 100% sure, but I am going to assume it does have an impact, that being said the wheels/tires that came with the limited (my dealer had upgraded 275/5.5R20s Grapplers). My shop said my tire/wheel combo was about 10lbs or so lighter per tire so that is good and I went from 275 to 265 so it reduced the rolling friction, I am going to assume the impact was less then 0.5 MPG if that.

I am at 5K miles so its still breaking in...just did a 4 hour drive ATL to Nashville and average 19.7 MPG which is higher than the last time I did it..10K is about the true break in period.
Ohhhh interesting! I just realized that you went from 275 to 265. That makes a lot of sense. I was thinking of moving from 265 to something larger, but after seeing your build I'm not entirely sure if that'd be necessary
 
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Looks great. I'm looking at doing something similar.

For the longest time I wanted a TRD OR, but knowing the Limited has a torsen center differential , this is what I'm going to opt for. True full-time 4wd that is reliable. 90% of the time I'll be on road so this would be a huge plus in bad weather.

Does anyone know approximately what it costs to remove the xreas suspension on a Limited? I'm not looking to make it a rock crawler. Would just add new shocks and maybe a rear locker at some point
The limited does not have the xreas suspension, it has an Adaptive Variable Suspension . I like it as o the highway I have it tuned for comfort then switch to sport when I am on the fire roads
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