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I have the same spring set up as you front and rear. However just swapped to superflex hd's, the ride is great. However I find the front a touch soft, especially when braking.

Needed more interior room , so I sold her and bought a 4th gen 4runner. I miss the old diesel rumble :(

This thing looks amazing. I love the simplicity and that color!

Ive had both and the 4th gen is superior for travelling/overlanding .The 3rd gen has higher ground clearance going for it but thats about the only advantage. The 4th gen is reliable,has longer range,more power,comfortable and really capable. The larger size is also great if you plan to sleep in...

I thought you were from the Ottawa valley?

We'll be heading to the island around july-aug but we'll be taking the northern qc/Labrador route (departing from Ottawa).

Truck looks awsome Rob!

I've had several toyota trucks and while the others were better in some areas , the 4th gen is a better truck all around. Comfort, fuel mileage,power, space ,offroad capability are all things the 4th gen has. I just spent a month on the road with mine going through some technical terrain and it...

Loaded up and leaving right now for Ouray Colorado then Moab!

Where about are you in Ottawa? Im also about to build a platform for my 4runner.

Glad to see the gears will be used! Enjoy!

Keep it ifs with the 33x10.5 and locked rear . Thats what I had and it could go pretty much anywhere we wanted .

although I am new to the 4th gens , I think they all have ATRAC.

This is the "twin" I was talking about!

Nice truck! I had a 5spd 3 rd gen prior to my pickup it was great but a gas hog!how much can you travel on a tank?

I did notice a bit more travel with re locating the shocks where you did when I completed the flip kit. I noticed earlier that you were talking about rebuilding your t case with 4.7s. Im selling my truck and I had a set of trail gear 4.7s indtalled in a spare case but never used. Pm me if you...

They still make them . They just changed the part#

I always use rtv and they never leak .

Can you snap some pictures of how the rack mounts to the rails or topper? Ive been planning something like that for my canoe.