What have you done to your 5th Gen 4Runner today?

Out the door was around $9k and was done through my local dealer. I also purchased the supercharger through them. They're listed on Magnuson's site as an authorized/verified installer. They had done multiple Magnuson installs on both 4Runners and Tundras which was another factor in me having them do it.

 

That makes it nice then I assume they back the warranty up. I would not mine doing this to mine someday. Thank you!!

 

Not today but over the weekend: washed road and trail dust off!

Pictures from Bodie on our trip. Eight-thousand feet in November and t-shirt weather!






Schat's Bakery Truck in Bishop:

 

Sorry for delayed response @spyder918. These are the ones I bought:

$160 Modular Storage Panel System Rear Window Molle Panel Interior Cargo Rack Compatible with 2010-2023 Toyota 4Runner

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B5L7KQ7D?ie=UTF8&th=1

As far as rattles, I've had none. I've taken them off once or twice (at least once getting windows tinted). Outside of that, absolutely no issues. Like I said, they're very similar to Rago Fabrication ones. But just different enough so as not to violate copyright laws.

Now if you want one with the bridge:

$370 Modular Storage Panel System Trunk Accessories Molle Panel Interior Cargo Rack Compatible with 2010-2023 Toyota 4Runner 5th Gen

https://www.amazon.com/Modular-Accessories-Interior-Compatible-2010-2022/dp/B0C1BNH315.

Hope that helps!

 

Thanks!

 

Just ordered this.https://trail4runner.com/2022/09/27/ktjo-4x4-drivers-side-grab-handle/

I did the other one that uses your existing trim & uses two self tapping screws on my last 4Runner. This one is quicker.

 

Protect your only nut

 

I combined both of them, which I'm very happy with. The KTJO kit is probably just fine by itself, though.

 

I will definitely try it out a few times to see how she does. I anticipate a few trip to Buena Vista and at least 1 trip down to Ouray. Luckily we don't share bank accounts, so our agreement is, as long as you pay the bills, buy whatever you want lol.

She wants a new 7 seater SUV, which might be our tow vehicle as long as off-roading isn't involved for the trip. But still want to the 4Runner to perform nicely while towing. A gear change is definitely in the future.

 

@ljerr2 I looked at their website, and they have deals going on now. Ordered the shelf.

I also added an additional 7% discount from this code: PL7P.

So it was $177 for the shelf. Total with the additional discount was $164.61. Not to shabby (AND free shipping).

 

I had a blown headlight so I swapped for Silverstar Ultras. They’re 55 watt and will work for now but I have Alpharex lights sitting. Note the OEM color of the fogs which is what the OEM headlights were.



I also had a USR reverse LED bulb burn out so I swapped for 5K VLEDs. Supposedly the USR bulb is rated for more lumens but the VLED looks brighter. VLED on the left and USR on the right.

 

Finally got my Sherpa put on. Super easy install!

 

I swapped all the interior bulbs to less. Amazon special, nothing fancy. Still makes a huge difference

 

Jumped on the light sensor bandwagon. Turned out exactly how I hoped. With the headlights on, the sensor adjusts the lighting of the stereo screen according to the ambient light. e.g. If it's daytime, raining and I have my headlights on, usually the stereo screen will switch to dark mode and is hard to see. With the sensor installed, the screen says in normal/ daytime mode.

Purchased sensor from ebay. Showed up in about a week: https://www.ebay.com/itm/125602714691



Out with the old...




In with the new...



Headlights on, audio screen still in daytime mode:



Headlights on, sensor covered, audio screen switches to night mode:

 

Put jerry cans on the roof.

 

Added the 4RunnerLifestyle center console cover. Fairly straight forward install.

 

is that an ipod?

 

Educate me about mounting the 20L Wavians on the roof. Any leaks?

 

Those are two 2.5 gals each. Haven't tested them yet, will report back. I made a custom rack out of aluminum angles and mounted that on the crossbars.

 

I am thinking of mounting 10 gallons on the roof.

 

I'd do 4 2.5 gals, they would sit at half the height, more stable and parking garage compatible. Also if you had a weird leak or something that would at least affect only one can.

 

Guess I'll be cleaning up after someone else...

Took the 4Runner in to get its 10,000 mile service done. I did the 5,000 mile oil change and figured I'd have the dealer do this one since it's free. I removed my front skid plate to make it easier for them. Went to put it back on tonight and noticed oil around the bottom and top edge of the filter canister. It's not leaking (at least I don't think it is), but just poor attention to detail by not cleaning up their work... although I can't quite figure out how they got oil on the bottom of the canister unless they set it in a puddle of oil.

 

What about strapping one on each of the roof?

 

By all means, gofor it if that is how you want to do it, as I said I havent even tested them yet, what I said is just pure speculation as of now

 

At 14 mpg, 5 gallons won't save my life, need the big ones

 

every time i see a 5000k led i get buyers remorse. such a choice color temp.

i didn’t want anything too bright so i went with VLED 400LM 36 LED 921 which only came in 5500k. this led me to VLED 5500k the rest of the truck.

 

I am never letting the dealer touch my 4Runner. I did the first oil change and one of the skid bolts was already cross-threaded!

 

oh yeah, 5 gals wont get me far either but I did not want to put too much weight on the roof, Toyota recommends 120lbs max.

 

Shoot. Not sure how much my wheel/tire weigh

 

There are gas tanks that mount on the spare tire area.