Pupperunner Intro: Trailhunter 4Runner Build

[Pupperunner]

Hey all,

Just recently joined the forum, but have been in the Toyota Community for a good minute. Funny, our built vehicles have kind of come full circle at this point. Started in 2018 with a TRD ORP 4runner, then built out a 21' Tundra, managed to be one of the first to build the 23' Sequoia, then a brief moment with a 200 series LC, and now have our hands on a 25' TrailHunter 4R. Only had it for a few months, but we are working our way on the build.

Currently we have
-Prinsu Pro Rack/Window Panels
-Prinsu/CBI hatch ladder
-Peak Suspension "Trail Kit' (We wanted to retain the TrailHunter uppers)
-Nitto Ridge Grappler 35x12.50r17
-Relations Race Wheels RR5-H 17x8.5 +15 offset (wanted a little more poke than the TH wheels that were a +20)

Phase 2 will be all the lighting and switches

Phase 3 will be armor (Bumpers/Skids/Sliders)

We enjoy the build process and document most of it on our IG page.
https://www.instagram.com/pupperunner/

Looking forward to chatting with some of you and learning along the way

-SF

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[Henry]

Sweet rig man and welcome to the site. I've never seen an awning extend out that long. Any photos of it deployed? Must fast a nice wide shade.

How much lift did the Peak suspension add over the factory Trailhunter suspension height?

 

[Pupperunner]

Sweet rig man and welcome to the site. I've never seen an awning extend out that long. Any photos of it deployed? Must fast a nice wide shade.

How much lift did the Peak suspension add over the factory Trailhunter suspension height?

Ha ha believe it or not, I have gotten that alot. However, it's not an awning. It's my fly rod holder made by a company called RiverSmith. Basically just allows me to get on the water faster without having to disassemble my fly rods.

The TH OME suspension is 2" in front and 1.5" in rear. The peak allowed us to even out at 2.5" both front and rear. In theory we could go a bit taller, but chose not to. However, we will put new rear springs in when we go out to Idaho to have our CBI rear bumper installed. That way we dont have droop with the additional weight.

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