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Best I’ve had in the last 25 years of surfing have been and still are the full width O’Neil bar pads. Really any reputable brand will be fine such as Dakine, but make sure they are full width (Aka like 2-2.5 ft long

EdMartinToyota keeps Winning! Wow, what legends

Looks fantastic! The rubbing must be from the mudflaps because my setup doesn’t rub and I’m not running flaps. Either way, love the way a 285/75R17 fills out the wheel well, truck looks great!

This guy has a Torq lift with 285/70R18s with the 45 mm offset TRD pro wheels, his set up was my inspiration for the 285/75R17

Can confirm 285/75R17s fit with method 703s with 35 mm offset. I have a mild bilstein lift probably similar to the TRD lift. No issues rubbing at all. 285/70R18s should work, with 30-40 mm offset

Thanks, can't wait to see how yours comes out with your specific set-up. Added, OEM running boards since my last post. I'll find some new photos for the people in the back lol

Really Nice!

Sick whip!

TBH I lifted it pretty much right away, it had 475 miles on it. So I didn't really note the mileage pre- lift and tires. I bought the 4runner with the intent of lifting it so I just couldn't wait, hah

Turned out awesome! I Agree the 1.75" inch springs in the rear is a good look. What kind of shoes are you putting on it, or are you keeping those Michelins?

UCA’s did Bilstein use B8s? Do you have any information regarding this!? And also, pictures of the new dialed in set up! I bet it came out sick!

Honestly, I don't really know how to describe it but it's very nice. I have zero complaints!

Thanks! I think so as well. Definitely cut it close though. Clearance is acceptable but tight.

You should see the 2nd row, 3 car seats, so much family fun!

New rear coils typically lift the rear a minimum of 1.25” so in order to get a 1 inch lift in the rear, I believe rear pucks are what’s available. That’s just my understanding.

I went in with the presumption that if I stayed under 2.5” of lift in the front then I would be able to recover back into alignment without needing to get aftermarket UCAs. Even though I’d be very tempted to get Bilstein UCAs for gen 6 4Runner when they come out with them. The shop that did the...

Thank you!

The Bilsteins ride more firm than stock SR5 suspension but also have a nice high quality dampened feel to them.

Thank you! I love how it turned out!