The TRD Lift Kit ( Part Number: PTCCY-89310/89320) does come with axels that are longer than those that came off my TRD ORP.
I do not know whether the THunter/Pro come with the longer axel or not but here is the part number for the axels from the TRD Lift Kit installation guide - you might...
Based on the work they have done I've got to say skid plates and sliders. (Took the skids off to change the oil and front/rear differential fluids last weekend.)
Interesting - spark plugs are not on my current short list. Will probably replace at 80K per maint. schedule unless engine starts to run rough. Maybe I’ll take one out and get some photographic evidence of current condition and check again at 30k and 45K miles to see changes.
Northern VA Friends: I've done most of the Blue trails within 3 hours of NoVa and I'm planning to check out the blue and black trails at Wolf Den Run State Park (MD) on Saturday 8/22 as my final free weekend for a while.
Its a bit of a hike to Garrett County (2.5 hrs+ from Vienna). I'll...
Did the front and rear differential fluid change last weekend at 18,032 miles. Just a small bit of towing in that milage but a healthy amount of off-roading (~12 outings - mostly blue trails and one black).
The rear was surprisingly clean (see photo of it draining out). Decent amount of...
1. Its a tradeoff: more power and torque (useful for challenging off-roading)/loss of cargo space & more $$. (not really significant MPG impact)
2. LOTS of feature differences between SR5 and ORP. Any 4Runner trim is capable off-road but TRD OR is MORE capable than SR5 or other trims (except...
The TRD Lift kit includes LOTS more than shocks: coil overs, knuckles, axles, tie rod ends, UCAs, rear shocks & springs, and some brackets. Here are my (not new:>) take-offs (which I'm willing to make available** if someone with an SR5/Sport/Limited wants to upgrade for off-roading (and maybe...
Have not opened the roof after heavy rain but backing up releases a flood onto the windshield. Apparently the flat area of the moonroof is a collection spot. I think it clears fairly quickly with any forward or reverse motion and a quick stop. Might be the only practical workaround: don't...
Strangely, I know this because Cali Raised forgot to send me those bolts. And so I asked them.... Here was their (very quick) response:
Thank you for that heads up! The bolt for the front of the sliders should be a M10x1.25x30mm bolt so the 25mm bolts you purchased should be fine. As a...
I have the Cali Raised sliders with blind bolts they provided. I believe I could remove them as the bolts have a "screwdriver" slot to hold the bolt from turning - which is a bit of a pain because its hard to get leverage on the spots where you can only fit a stubby screwdriver but with patience...
Having used the tool a bunch I was surprised by this result - and even though I got a different answer, it is still a bit surprising to me: 28 PSI (and see the note: "may be too low for optimum tread wear"). But I guess that those 285/70R17 just have more load carrying capacity.
Note that...
Hmm... This implies that you had the dealer put on the larger tires (stock is 265/70R18). Which means the dealer actually put the air that high.... which seems odd. It is NOT odd for the vehicle to come off the truck with very high pressure for reasons repeated in this thread and MANY places...
It appears that my TRD ORP does not have that wiring (see photos), so I hypothesize that it is related to the SDM (which I regret not having after the comparison of our relative success on that obstacle this weekend:>)
Crash bracket delete middle of install:
Crash bracket delete install...
Largest size spare tire fit in undermount carrier?
Your 285/75R17 (nominally 33.8" dia.) is likely 0.1" bigger in diameter than the 285/70R18s (33.7") referenced in the link. It fit but required removing brackets. You probably could do the same. (note: your tire will be 20 mm lower (less...
Hope that helps (it should) but presumes that folks are starting at the top. Not sure that is the case. We might need some instructions to all users to go with the RTFM meme: RTW(hole)FT(hread). :p
I kid. I kid. (But the OP has posted a bunch of times about the ODB adapters. I almost...
Was sort of baiting the OP to notice something that I missed until about the 4th time I used the "tumble band" and the "seat hook covers".
Here is the image immediately below the one the OP posted.
I never noticed that those covers are two different sizes until one time I couldn't...