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We definitely recommand adding a couple shims to help lower the bumper a little.

Our Bumper ends at exactly the same spot as the OEM front end, so any plate that is designed to fit the OEM front end, should work.

Brian — Eric from NYTOP here. I wanted to jump in and respond to you directly regarding your bumper finish. The aluminum 6th Gen 4Runner Hybrid Bumper has always been offered in silver, while the black wrinkle-coat finish is exclusive to the steel version. Both our original website and the...

You should be fine. Even with 12.5 in width tires, we are not having any major clearance issues, with very minimal trimming that are not even visible. Although We do feel like the rear could use another 1 inch of lift.

You should be able to.

We did not PPF them. It might be challenging to do due to the shape.

The front plate will fit. The transmission plate won’t.

There is no way the trailhunter one would fit. The hybrid and non-hybrid have completely different transmission cross member locations.

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Yes, only the hybrid will work.

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FYI, this would only work on the Hybrid version of the 4Runner.

They are equally great! Our 4Runner is a more basic TRD Sport, so it's lacking on lockers and sway bar disconnect. It's also not hybrid. In that sense, our LC is a bit more capable.

Took our 4Runner and LC250 out this past weekend. Wanted to share a few cool pictures! Enjoy! If you'd like to learn more about the build, see this thread https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/nytop-4runner-6th-gen-build-progress-w-icon-2-5-shocks-25-offset-nytop-wheels-35s.2888/#post-41565

We didn’t have to trim that much, only maybe 1/4 inch on the front where the wheel liner bolts to, in order to push the liner forward a little, and a tiny bit of the sharp area off the rocker, mostly for better clearance when off-roading. We have seen people get away with no trimming with the...

We are running our 17x8.5 +25 wheels, on 35x12.5x17 tires. In order to clear, we had to push the wheel liners forward, trim a tiny bit of plastic and the rocker area, as well as removing the crash bracket in the front wheel well. The trimming is un-noticeable to the untrained eye. You will...

LC250 and 4Runner are exactly the same underneath. The Tacoma has a slightly different hole location (indicated with red circle in the picture below), about less than 1 inch apart from the corresponding hole on the LC250/4Runner. This 45° angled slot on the OEM TRD Pro skid plate is what...

The OEM ones and our NYTOP ones will fit because both are designed with a slotted hole in the middle crossmember area, to compensate for slightly different bolt hole locations between the Taco and the 4R. The RC one doesn’t look like it does. So most likely you will have to drill new holes for...

White sure looks good on heritage blue! White looks good on a lot of colors with the newer design of these new Toyota vehicles!