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Buys an overland exhaust to prevent the factory one from hanging down too low while also having a ridiculous recovery arm sticking out even lower.

They add the lantern at the port, or should. They didn't for me and I didn't notice until I got home. 3 hours away from where I bought it. I just bought the Harbor Frieght one instead like most. I wrapped mine in a microfiber before putting it in since it did rattle by itself.

Definitely a bit rough to read. Luckily 5.9 quarts is pretty easy to get close without having to have a clean pull.

Don't feed the animals. :)

Just saw you can add the high air intake to the '27.

I am just referring to what this thread is about, the Rough Country power running boards OP linked that has pictures of the item on a 4Runner. https://www.roughcountry.com/product/ht-series-power-running-boards-esr70900

Curious what you mean as they have a ton of pictures on the link provided with them on a 4Runner.

Does your spare tire not fit up there anymore with that on?

I do feel like the wheel could go up and out a touch more, but I'm 6'6" and never have any problems getting in and out with it in the highest position it can go.

I think mostly because if you off-road they are just two large metal things hanging down that are just going to get caught on things and take the point out of having good ground clearance.

I've been doing pump tracking to be more accurate. I tried 89 and truthfully felt like the vehicle ran a little less smooth, also noticed the auto start/stop for the first time. Swapped back to 93 and now I can barely tell when it starts or stops and the vehicle drives better. Sticking with 93...

Said so in the email they sent me. This is the direct link they sent. https://autoparts.sparkstoyota.com/?osa_uid=060436be9f3e&osa_bid=15726536&utm_source=dsplus&utm_content=partscentertpco_tp4&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=tp4&siteid=dmg_tpco_tpcotier3monthlypromotionalorderdata_email_dsplus

I was typing something but @Gerardo said it great. Especially folks that off-road or have full-time 4WD models. 5-tire rotation can be very helpful. Doing a 5-tire rotation on my Outback Wilderness saved me from buying 4 new tires when I got an unrepairable flat.

Also worth noting letting it get that low is not great for the vehicle as it can pick-up particulates and debris at the bottom of the gas tank. I try not to get below a 1/4 of a tank before filling up. That is just me and my opinion though. Feel free to ignore and do whatever.

Worth a shot.

If anyone comes across the parts numbers for the aluminum gas and brake pedal from the TRD Pro, let me know. Another thread on here went unanswered and my Google-Fu has thus far failed me.

Duh, sorry. That was Sparks.

I just got this email.

Might be the seat belt mechanism. I thought there was another thread showing a rattle coming from there.

@horbit Sorry, I knew what to cover, I was just not sure when you are reinserting it into the door if that little notch is a pain to get in where it is supposed to go. Spoiler alert, it isn't. Everything slid back into place just fine. I also put some random strips on exposed metal on the...