Newbie wanting mods

Oh dang, I did not know that!

 

Thank you

 

LOL thanks, yeah I don't pack guns sooo maybe this one mod will be a pass >_< Haha, thank you

 

You can own um just can't use um for shit. For now.

 

Yep, heavily regulated is almost like not owning one at all.

 

Glock 7?

 

Just gotta get some double sided tape lol

 

https://www.4runners.com/threads/hawaiis-2020-super-white-cow-build.16023/

4" Setup with powder coated pink suspension on my 2020 4Runner. This is the Toytec Boss Kit which is a 3" setup. I just added a little spice to get up to 4". If you do decide to go this route, you'd need to explore how to get the REAR shock cap either black or pink. As you can see in the pictures my REAR shock caps are red which irritated me to the max. Toytec might have an option for black instead of red, you might want to inquire because they do give you an option of silver or red for the FRONT coils.

 

Not a fan of bad movies

 

Thank you SO much! I love your 4R! I've seen it couple times down here, and I'm always in awe of your ride LOL. Anyway, thanks so much! So you had to powder coat your suspension yourself?

 

The only exterior mod I've done

 

which island? have you hit up your cuzins i'm sure they know where to go.

 

I'm on Oahu. A few have suggested some places already, which I really appreciate lol.

 

Hahaha, yeah it's temporary. Waiting on my hitch receiver to come in. But till then, just wanted to put in on for some pink. Thanks lol.

 

Hitch finally came in, yay!

 

Blasphemy

Looking good! Let the modding begin!

 

Modifications are always fun, but first id see how the stock 4runner does out on your nearby trails.

Lifts and larger tires are always the go to since its visual appealing. But its not always worth it.

 

^+1

 

Thank you appreciate the love! The shop I went through for my lift kit sublet the parts to Mekala Powder coating in Kapolei.

 

I will attempt to save you will save a lot of time and money by suggesting to not lift at all
geometry changes, reliability will diminish there's no way around it
if you want this truck to be a fun toy and aren't expecting 300k+ miles than go ahead lift away would suggest nothing higher than 2 inches

 

I just learned this valuable lesson.

https://www.4runners.com/threads/shock’ing-discovery.26659/

 

How does lifting diminish the reliability? I’ve seen plenty of lifted 4Runners go 300k+.