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Nice build so far! Congrats on all the empty boxes and new shiny parts on the yota

Thanks for the pics of the hi lift mount. I like the horizontal rather then vert/diagonal mount too.

Great rear bumper setup. Are they gonna start production of those? I'd squeeze in a hi lift mount too. I really like the looks of the 4Runner front bumpers they make just need some more pics on the website before I shell out 750.

Just saw this while looking around at random things that I can't afford. It's called a GoatThroat, it has some kind of universal fitting and will pressurize and pump from almost any container. Pretty cool...

Hmmm Thanks didn't know that, still leaning on trying the rubber out though.

I had my sleeping platform all planed out to fit my needs until I tried to tackle what to protect it with. Here were my thought evolutions: First I thought, a nice weatherproof stain or paint, nope just won’t last after gear sliding on it, no heat resistance 2nd: All Weather Carpet, nope...

Nice clean looking runner to start with! You'll like the Sonoran 1.2 I'm sure. If your running 285/75/16's they may rub the upper control arm a bit (mine are BFG KM2's and they rub a little, thinking about hub-centric spacers). Addicted Offroad knows what they're doing I'd go with them. I've...

Hey Everyone, I haven't seen a "Post Your ____" thread for skidplates and/or armor yet. And since I'm currently in the market it would be a great help. I'm leaning towards getting one fab'd rather then buying a BudBuilt but you never know. I will post a picture or two of why it's such an...

The search for a lost city, what an inspiring undertaking. I wish you the best of luck and times. Keep posting those photos-Marc

Great idea! Now all I have to do is learn some net making knotts and it'll be bungee-cargo-net-crazyness.

Why oh why won't toyota let us have those here....

Looks good! Nice paint too -Marc

Nice write-up and rig! I may be a 4runner guy but you have me drooling of all your new stuff. There's just something about getting a nice shiny new metal parts in the mail -then getting them dirty. Welcome to Expo -Marc

Just got back from vacation in Florida. Man it was dumping snow on Vail pass on the way to the airport then warm and sunny 85 degrees when I got off the plane. Thanks for all the responses and wisdom. Now I feel comfortable taking the bar off to see how it does. And will investigate further on...

Your right limiting straps wouldn't help at all on the street. The straps would just be a safty measure for offroad. Without the swarbar in the rear there isn't anything to protect your shocks from overextending. Correct? I've never used limiting straps.

Thanks for the advice guys. I'll just take it off for a while and see how it goes. Now I'm wondering if limiting straps would be a good idea w/o the swaybar. Cruiserbent: the ss 1.2 is an awesome lift. Great offroad, well designed, and it handles well highway too. It took two of us about...

Hi All, Well one of my rear sway relocation brackets from Sonoral Steel rattled off. (Not really a design flaw from Sonoran by the way) No big deal other then some clunking from the bar bashing on the original bracket the rest of the trip. I was planning on just useing some threadlock or...

Amazing photos and beautiful spots. Thanks for sharing -Marc

Love the LC's! Almost picked one from a friend of mine up here but my garage is too full already!

Looks like a fun time! -Marc