Recent content by RAD 4RUNNER

I thought $60,000 OTD was a good deal. I got my TRD ORP Hybrid for $67,000 OTD last May when the Hybrid's were barely coming out in CA with lots of port options the extended warranty and service plan. I paid MSRP about $61,000 no dealer adds or markup. I called 12 different dealerships at that...

Mine did it once or twice then never again. I don't know if it was because the day before I had washed it but haven't hear it again in months.

I got mine from Amazon. Fits snug. I use it for my mailbox key. $11.99 + tax.

I like these but would like them in a white, charcoal and grey color.

I did the Peak Suspension 2.25 Preload Lift Kit and Upper Control arms and mine never threw a code. You might have disconnected something on accident while installing it. I took it to a actual lift shop that also does alignments.

I have the Peak Suspension UCA and want to add the KING Shocks. How are they for a daily driver. Are they worth the $4,000?

I'm getting 15.5mpg with a mix of highway and city driving in normal mode, but I also have some extra weight I've bolted on: 285 X 70 X 17 Toyo Open Country RT C Rated 2 inch peak suspensions lift and UCA Method 305 rims Westcott Design Rock Sliders CBI Off Road Stealth Bumper DV8 Steal Skid...

Just have someone tack weld the nuts on.

4H is not really meant to be used a highway speed.

I run the Peak Suspension UCA's and so far so good. I went with these because they're going to look awesome with the King Shocks I want.

I think the 20* rock sliders that Westcott Designs make work better for your usage.

Would love this feature on my ORP.

I think you should also put the price point for each company. I personally have the Westcott Design 20* rock sliders myself but what people are willing to spend is a big part in deciding which ones they will get.

Thanks. I just added the DV8 Skid plates. I was going to get the CBI ones but for the price and the free shipping couldn't beat it. Less than $450 for the Front Skid Plate and the Belly Skid Plate made in steel was a no brainer.