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  1. The First Mod Every 6th Gen 4Runner Owner Should Consider: Double Your Usable Cargo Space

    Thanks so much for choosing us, glad you have been putting the platform to good use!

  2. The First Mod Every 6th Gen 4Runner Owner Should Consider: Double Your Usable Cargo Space

    Very soon, we need to get one in the shop to design around!

  3. The First Mod Every 6th Gen 4Runner Owner Should Consider: Double Your Usable Cargo Space

    Hey! Thanks for the interest. This platform would not interfere in anyway with your second row seats, we had them folded up to showcase the platform. Let me know if there are any other questions I can answer for you!

  4. The First Mod Every 6th Gen 4Runner Owner Should Consider: Double Your Usable Cargo Space

    Anything is possible. Shoot me a message and we can discuss.

  5. The First Mod Every 6th Gen 4Runner Owner Should Consider: Double Your Usable Cargo Space

    Welcome American Adventure Lab www.AmericanAdventureLab.com Phone: 385.202.4188 | Email: [email protected] | Instagram: @AmericanAdventureLab https://americanadventurelab.com/product/6th-gen-4runner-mass-platform-non-hybrid/ One of the biggest challenges with any adventure...

  6. 6th Gen 4Runner Air Connection Kit

    Welcome American Adventure Lab www.AmericanAdventureLab.com Phone: 385.202.4188 | Email: [email protected] | Instagram: @AmericanAdventureLab https://americanadventurelab.com/product/6th-gen-4runner-air-connection-kit/ One of the frustrations of onboard air systems is having to...

  7. American Adventure Lab needs YOU!

    Yes! I do have planned to make a 60/40 rear seat delete for the Non-Hybrid. I just need to get the time to get the 4Runner back in the shop! That's a killer idea. I agree there is a ton of wasted space back there. I'm hoping to get some time to get back into 4Runner products soon, there is a...

  8. American Adventure Lab needs YOU!

    Yes, we are still looking but currently swamped with other projects and bringing powder coating in-house, so there's no rush really. I would need the vehicle for a whole week likely, and it would be taken apart for a few of those days. Does that answer your question?

  9. Bad measurements after SXTH Element cold air intake

    Copy that! I'll make sure to hollar when I'm ready for that!

  10. Bad measurements after SXTH Element cold air intake

    Oh I bet! How far from St. George, UT are you?

  11. Bad measurements after SXTH Element cold air intake

    Now we're talking. I'm assuming that is something you could help with, no?

  12. Bad measurements after SXTH Element cold air intake

    How would this learning curve apply to fuel efficiency? If I put an intake on ours, it would be more for regaining some of the economy that we lost with the lift/tires/roof rack. I understand its all relative to the style of driving, and more power should typically render slightly better...

  13. Set up for camp in Moab, UT!

    Looks nice! We love Moab! Hoping go back real soon in ours!

  14. American Adventure Lab needs YOU!

    Completely understand!

  15. American Adventure Lab needs YOU!

    We're in St. George, UT. It'd be nice to have for about a week.

  16. American Adventure Lab needs YOU!

    I would love to! I just need to get one in here!

  17. Highest Mileage 6th Gen 4Runner (30,800 Highest Reported So Far)?

    Ours is at about around 23k. Got it in June 25.

  18. Cargo area floor storage platform solution (prototype for 6th gen 4Runner) by American Adventure Lab

    Thanks Brian, looks great! Thank you again for the feedback on the install!

  19. Cargo area floor storage platform solution (prototype for 6th gen 4Runner) by American Adventure Lab

    I'm hoping to get my hands on one early next year. I'd love to incorporate some storage, but the main objective would be the ability to mount slides/drawers. I'm confident we can make an equally functional option for the Hybrids, it just may not use the same design style.

  20. Cargo area floor storage platform solution (prototype for 6th gen 4Runner) by American Adventure Lab

    Thanks for the input! The access doors didn't work out well any further back, as they interrupted our mounting pattern and would have compromised some strength. I guess it's all relative to what you're trying to store in there, but they are plenty big enough for anything we've tried to put in...



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