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Hockey pucks work good, 3" diameter x 1" thickness each, can be stacked.

I live in the rust belt. Anything more than 15 years old is old.

What is the availability of the TRD? around here they are difficult to get without a long wait (several months) and dealer premium.

I guess I felt this way compared to my old '05 Montero as that is what I was daily driving at the time. Montero rear cargo volume to seat 1 - 96.4 ft³ vs 4Runner 88.8 ft³ , IIRC, the 4Runner interior is a bit narrower as well. But non the less, I no longer have the '05 and still no desire to...

looks like it sold, congrats!

That question could be posed back to you my friend...

Charlie isn't random.

a couple layers of bespoke tin foil would do it!

I wasn't planning to buy one, but had the opportunity to drive one for a bit and came to these same conclusions. He missed that the interior is quite small as well.

Yes, When I had mine, it was stuffed full of tools, air compressor and recovery gear. Made a nice basement.

Front and rear or just rear?

you will probably gain the chance of more broken tie rods and CV joint issues. I've heard of people doing it - where do you see information of people successfully doing it on a Gen 2 / 2.5 Pajero/Montero?

It puts stresses on the ball joints and bolts in areas that are beyond design intent, plus it also makes the front end difficult to align properly. I doubt any brick and mortar shop would even do an alignment for you (liability), so you would be on your own for that. But as they say - you do you

It looks a lot like a broom stick. I made brackets on the top and bottom of the widest open side of the wedge, and insert it there when open. I have no idea what GFC or SP are doing. Instagram: @83mmax

in general a bad, very bad idea no matter what vehicle.

I believe most have a security pole. I put one in my DIY wedge.

Yep, Baltic Birch - great stuff for cabinet making.

If they are meh and don't reply to emails, why would you buy from them???

$9k is the starting point, another $10K to get it mated to a Montero. IIRC the R2.8 like to run efficiently at 2000 rpm, not a great highway spot for gearing available in a Montero. Not sure if they got it all sorted, but they had lots of issues at launch year, are they even still selling them...

2.8 Cummins - lol.