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  1. powoq Hood Struts for a smooth, effortless lift

    Here are photos of the passenger side bracket (with the hybrid cooling reservoir) and the drivers side bracket (with the ABS module)
  2. powoq Hood Struts for a smooth, effortless lift

    The hood struts work fine, but the instructions are absolutely abysmal, especially if you have a Trailhunter (and maybe any hybrid). On my Trailhunter, the “unused factory mounting holes” are absolutely being used on both sides of the vehicle (hybrid system cooling reservoir on passenger side...
  3. Did anyone’s 4Runner come standard with the “secret” flashlight lantern in dash cubby hole?

    Just curious — did anyone’s vehicle come standard with the “secret” flashlight? When I took delivery of my Trailhunter back in July, one of the first things I did was to unscrew the round compartment on the drivers side dash, but no dice — just an empty compartment. I’m sure it’s an accessory...
  4. TRD Pro vs. Trailhunter — Which One's Right for Me?

    I love my Trailhunter, including the intake noise! It’s been great on the trails, looks amazing, is very comfortable, and I think will end up having a higher resale than the Pro
  5. Any good cures for trail rash on plastic trim pieces?

    So, I ended up with some trail rash (minor scratches and rub marks) on the plastic wheel arches and side view mirrors after my last off road outing to Colorado and New Mexico. I’ve been able to buff out scratches on the painted clearcoat, but was wondering if anyone had tips / tricks to get rid...
  6. 6th gen horn belongs on a Fiat? OEM or aftermarket upgrade options?

    I generally love my Trailhunter, but the stock horn sounds like it belongs on a Fiat. Has anyone replaced theirs with a deeper sounding horn? Sure, louder is almost always better, but I’d settle for an aftermarket horn that at least sounds appropriate for this type of vehicle …
  7. First big off road adventure for my Trailhunter … 12 days, 7 states, 4180 miles, many trails

    Just finished up my first big off road adventure in the new Trailhunter. 12 days. Seven states. 4180 miles. Many, many trails (some of them may have been goat paths). Lowest elevation: sea level (Santa Barbara, CA). Highest elevation: 13,114 feet (Imogene Pass, CO). One tire shredded (but...



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