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I agree with Gumpus...not sure there's going to be a way to get the 4runner to ride like a highlander

The wife and I just took our first trip with the 4runner up to Granby, CO. Here are our impressions: 1. After owning a Camry, Sienna, Tacoma, and now a RAV4/4Runner, I can say with confidence the driving experience of the 4runner is the best yet. We have the gas model, & while in some...

I felt the same initially, but checked my tire pressures and they were at 50+. Down to 33psi now and it's much better. Still reminds me it's a body-on-frame vehicle when on rough roads, but it's definitely more comfy with the right pressure.

I feel the same about mine...it's bumming me out. I drove a hybrid OR and it seemed to be quite a bit more refined (maybe because of the battery weight?), but my gas model is super jittery/unstable on bumpy roads...which are plentiful here in CO. I understand it's an off-road/body on frame...

Same thing here...only hear it on driver's side. As Paul mentioned, if I push on the door panel in certain spots it seems to subside. Really annoying. Haven't found a solution yet.

Nice build! Did your frame come with pre-threaded holes for the sliders? Or did you have to get the blind bolt kit?

21mpg 300+ 87 Octane 50/50 Normal Conserative