New 4R Owner in Bend, Oregon

After lurking here for a while to plan my build, I decided to sign up! I should have all my parts installed in a week or so. Except for the rock sliders, which may be a longer wait from Wescott. I bought my 4R new, and the dealer installed the 2021 TRD PRO wheels, and Mickey Thompson tires with a Ready-Lift 3" spacer lift. I fell in love with the look and the rig, but after I started researching what I had, I realized I did not want a spacer lift, and I was not thrilled with the body roll and brake dive. I was close to going with the 6112/5160 shocks but decided to go for it upfront and grabbed the 8112/8100s for a great price online after my installer was back ordered on those shocks for at least a month. I am shooting for ~3" in the front, with about 2.5" out back with the OME 2895. I have a full-size truck for hauling gear and towing my trailer, so the 4R is my daily driver. I am on washboard and rutted roads fairly often and plan to explore some of the terrain around me, but I will likely never be very hard on my rig. I won't be rock crawling or adding bumpers, a winch, or anything on the roof. I just wanted great suspension and rock sliders in case I got in a little over my head.

There is so much awesome knowledge and information shared here, and I am excited to be on the forum and driving my 4Runner!

Here is my spec list:
2021 TRD PRO wheels, Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT 285/70, Bilstein 8112/8100 (smooth body, no bypass), OME 2895 rear springs, Dr.KDSS Pan Hard Bar Relocation Bracket, Icon front sway bar relocation spacer, Dobinsons tubular UCAs, Dobinsons adjustable rear sway bar links, DuroBumps F/R 4.25, Wescott Designs 20 degree Rock Sliders, Katzkin leather seats, 7-year ceramic coating, Husky floor mats

 

WeLcome from Arizona!

 

I also added Yota Expedition blackout trim to the grille since all my badges are blacked out. I looked into a Pro Grille and black valances, but the money and hassle seemed like more than I cared to take on. Instead, I put that money towards suspension. I might go with the anytime front/rear camera setup, but I am not in much of a hurry to take on that project, even though it doesn't look terribly complicated.

 

Welcome!

 

Your 4Runner is looking good! Welcome to the forum!

 

Great start....welcome to the family.

 

Welcome. Good looking ride!

 

Welcomes to the forum from North Carolina.

 

Welcome from Texas.

 

Welcome from SoCal

 

welcome

 

Welcome from Wisconsin! I've been through Bend lots of times with the semi. Some times fish in the Deschutes, beautiful country you live in.