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I also have the Westcott collar level kit and installed 285/75/18 KO3s along with 1.25” spacer on the stock wheels. Had to remove the front crash plate and trim some of the front felt, but when I would go off-roading with minor articulation the rear wheels would rub against the black fender...

Its just over 26" from the top of the platform to the ceiling, it sits right below the rear cupholder compartment

I created a post here with some pics https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/colfax-campers-platform-kit-kitchen-drawers-bed-platform-installed-on-trd-orp-non-hybrid.5855/ To answer your questions: I haven't really noticed a rattle since it was installed. It's secured with 2 'L' brackets...

I just got this system and had it installed last week. Went camping this past weekend and it was perfect solution for me. I couldn't build anything myself so seemed like the best 3rd party option available right now, plus I'm in Denver so it was a perk to go see the shop & products before...

Picked up a kitchen platform kit from Colfax Campers for a rear cargo storage and bed platform. Super convenient system and the pull out drawers make for an easy kitchen set up on the go with no wasted cargo space. I went with the kitchen option so there’s storage for my cookstove along with...

I'm running 285/75/R18s on the stock wheels with an 1.25" spacer. Minimal trimming and removed the crash plate to fit. The KO3s have been great for me. Definitely makes it drive rougher like a truck, but it's not horrible and I like the confidence they give me on trail.

Nah, it’s pretty straightforward, you’ll have no problems. I started in Alice and eventually took Apex down to Central City. It’s a little sketchy with washouts around the top of the glacier area, but slow and steady got me through it. Have fun!

1st true Off-Roading trip in my TRD ORP. Let the adventures begin!

New to the 4Runner family and can’t be more pumped to take it out to play in the mountains