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I have a full set of Lasfit floor liners for sale. I am located in PA but these ate easy to ship if needed. They are only a few months old and much better than the oem liners. I would like to get 150 out of them. These came out of a hybrid although I am not sure if there is a difference.

I have a full set of Trailhunter steel skid plates for sale in PA. Hoping to get $700 for them. They've been on a 4runner for the past 6 months but they haven't been off road. Not perfect, but also not beat. All hardware included to attach them.

That is actually next on the list.

I was on that same trail about 3 weeks ago. For around here, it's as good as it gets. Try Council Trail when you get a chance as well.

Curios as to where you found the red trail? I live a little north of Sproul and would like to check it out. Watch out for those rattlesnakes. They seem to be out in force this year.

I am the worst judge of distance. But I will say that I have no trouble seeing anything they are pointed at. I did the driving combo which gives me half spot and half flood. A pure spot would definitely give a longer beam, but I liked having is partially flooded because it really lit the road...

I went with the HXB. I really like them. They're super bright but a nice tone of amber. I had to use the on a really rainy foggy night and the cut through the mess with no issues. And they arent super big. I didnt want anything getting in the way of my field of vision.

I got the westcott brackets and Morimoto 4Bangers.

I won't lie, I'm a bit of an ARB fan girl. I am looking forward to an MT64 kit in a few months and I am totally excited to see the details on that new front bumper.

I use Morimoto 4Bangers. If I try to use them in a straight forward direction, I lose some light on the hood. But if I'm angling them about 10 degrees toward the ditch (which I assume is their main purpose) they hit perfect. Just my opinion, but if they sat up higher, they would bug me a bit...

I have the Westcott brackets installed. I really like them as they are low pro and keep the lights tight and as out of my field of view as much as possible.

I asked ARB about a diff drop or a pan hard bar. They said that neither were needed with their kit. Since they did the suspension for the trailhunter, they probably know the platform fairly well.

If only I was closer... I live in PA.

I dont think the prices for the parts are that far off, but that 2000 to install the lift seems rather excessive.

The Road So Far: Full set of Trailhunter skid plates OEM TRD tow hooks front and rear Westcott Design ditch light brackets Morimoto 4Banger amber ditch lights

I did a full front end PPF. Couldn't quite afford the whole thing this time. But then did a ceramic coating at a local shop. Saved a ton of money there.

Looks great! Do you have any rubbing with the +25 offset?

This looks great. Im considering 25 offset wheels so I'm curious how much trimming you had to do or if the fenders touch at full articulation?

I'm in. I live in PA but 90 shipped sounds fair. How do you want to make this happen.

I would most certainly have ordered it. But as I already have mine, I'm hoping for a retrofit of some kind for the 2025.