First 4Runner 23 TRD Off Road looking forward for ideas to upgrade my truck. Already have performan.

Welcome! Lunar Rock is a great color choice.

 

Love the color. So happens there’s another one somewhere near the house.
Otherwise pretty rare.

 

Great color! Welcome to the family.

 

Welcome

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

Welcome, I approve of the color

 

Welcome!

First upgrades I would recommend are tires & window tint

 

Welcome from Arizona!

 

Screen protector for nav screen and instrument panel plastic.

 

Easy mods and relatively cheap:

• LED interior bulbs, puddle lights, (door and mirror bottoms).
• Dash mounting bracket. I installed the ICS one with USB port, and added a Ram mount for my phone
• Hate some of the silver on the interior, so changed the transfer case knob and transmission shifter to all black.
• Better fitting floor mats, I went with Weather Tech
• We have a dog, so went with Husky cargo liner, and Canvas Back for back of 2nd row seats
• Sequential LED turn signals in mirror

More pricier changes:

• More offroad capable tires
• Lift kit. I wish this was the first thing I did before buying my 265/70 sized A/T tires
• If you plan on adding exterior lights or powered accessories, consider an Auxbeam or Switch Pro set up
• If you plan on doing offroading, adding a little more protection underneath like a steel diff skid and a beefier steel or aluminum front skid plate
• Roof rack if you plan hauling stuff or using as a platform
• Sound system isn’t the greatest, but easy solutions to at least upgrade the speakers

 

Agree, tires and tint and your good to go. Just drive it as is for awhile and see how it goes. If you drive it stock and then modify, you’ll know if you improved it or not.

 

Welcome, and nice 4R. As far as suggestions, joining 4Runners.com and asking for suggestions for upgrades is like walking into the grocery store and asking for ideas for food...just look around and grab what you like.

 

Welcome. If your keeping the stock suspension, no lift, or same tire size, upgrade the factory shocks to Bilstein 5100's all the way around.
You can easily do a front level and the 5100's will stop the trucks nose dive tendencies and help a bit with body roll.

 

Congrats on the new ride. My first mod was tint. Heat rejection quality was number one for my search of films. If you are not a fan of tint, you can get heat rejection in a basically transparent form. Cheap tint film is not worth it imo. You will get privacy, but lack good heat rejection.

One of my favorite additions are the storage pouches from 4runnerlifestyle LINK

My most recent is the screen protector from screen protech. The dust in the cabin seems to scratch the screen.