From the research I did prior to buying my TRD ORP IForce 4 Runner the Hybrid system is only to add more power to the vehicle and not to help with MPG.
When I first picked up my 4 Runner 3 miles on it, I smelt a burning smell, By the time I got home it went away and has never done it again. Maybe some oil that was spilt on the engine burning off.
I'm getting 15.3 MPG, 260 mile range. This is due to the Peak Suspension lift, Westcott design rock sliders, 285X 70 17 Toyo RT Tires (Method wheels), CBI Super stock bumper and DV8 skid plates.
This is good to see. Some people really hate the 2.4 turbo. I've had a 4.0 Tacoma and I love it but it lacked power and was always looking for a gear when on the gas. The 2.4 Iforce in my TRD ORP is awesome. Plenty of power and really move on the freeway. I got the service plan when I bought my...
Just saying Rough Country makes a 2 different set's for $299.99. FYI.
https://www.roughcountry.com/product/configurable/toyota-fender-flares-f-t12511c
https://www.roughcountry.com/product/configurable/toyota-sport-fender-flares-s-t12511c
I'm sure it is a little stronger than the ones from Amazon, but if it still functions to the point you can tow someone out of a ditch it is still worth the money.
I ended up swapping my Toyo Open Country RT Trail E for a set 285 X 70 X 17 Toyo Open Country RT Trail C rated tires. I was getting 13.2 mg with the first set of tires, and it was a little stiff. Now I get 15 mpg and it is a lot smoother.
Just FYI a TRD PRO is lifted approximately 2 inches higher that a TRD ORP. So, to get this look you would need a Peak lift or Westcott design lift to get that look.