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If anyone has any detailed questions on this kit or needs a shop to install it in the Sacramento area, we're happy to help! Give us a call anytime.

Pretty killer looking setup!

100% this needs to go into production!

We finally got our hands on the Brand New Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro! Before we start the massive build-out, we’re breaking down our honest first impressions with our Top 5 Pros and Cons. We are beyond excited to take this truck to the next level. This is just the beginning of the journey—stay tuned...

Good times. We love our portals. Like you said, hard going back to mid travel after wheeling with portals. Really is a game changer.

Damn, that looks so good!!

The four fused wires on the rear 12-volt post are factory accessory feeds and should not be disconnected. The large gray cable is the main charge line from the hybrid DC-DC converter. Leave all of that exactly as it is. The unused stud on the battery terminal is Toyota’s auxiliary upfitter post...

Great covers at a great price. Can't beat CanvasBack.

@ClarkeBar looks like you have to remove it for this one. Tucks up pretty tight against the lower valance.

Damn these look so good! 4Runner is starting to take shape man. Killer looking build so far. Those Turbo decals are mint.

@Bonjo2 thanks for sharing dude!

Damn! @Pupperunner killer shot dude. Looking good.

We're big fans of this new Dissent rear bumper. If you're looking for something with well-thought-out strength/design for off-roading, Dissent makes some of the strongest bumpers on the market. They also offer a wide variety of swing-out options for different accessories. All of their products...

Yet again, another stunning bumper from Dissent Offroad. We've been running Dissent on many of our builds for years. Hands down, our favorite armor to run. Well thought-out designs, incredible functionality, lots of integrated options, etc. You can't go wrong with anything from @Dissentoffroad.

We have to remove these on a daily basis at the shop. Once the wheel is off, they just pop right out. Don't try to remove them with the wheel mounted on the hub. You will likely damage the cap. They're designed to be pressed from the center of the cap from the inside.