Those look good. Nice stance.They aren't the best, but here are a couple photos down the side of my truck. (Dont know why they turned sideways)View attachment 21821 View attachment 21822
Thanks OR.Those look good. Nice stance.
I'm just wondering what all the TRD hype is about... As an SR owner would it be considered I don't know how to phrase this... But to turn an SR into a TRD?? Would that be stupid? Has anyone else done this?
Thoughts and comments appreciated.
For off road purposes?I'm just wondering what all the TRD hype is about... As an SR owner would it be considered I don't know how to phrase this... But to turn an SR into a TRD?? Would that be stupid? Has anyone else done this?
Thoughts and comments appreciated.
For off road purposes?
If you had gears/ lockers, a good suspension setup, aftermarket skids, cab mount chop and a 32.7x11.2 tire... you can go places that stock crawl controlled TuRDs could never reach.
With your set up, i would be careful about skids (weight) that you dont need if you are not wheeling. If anything, i would consider sliders and not steps. As for the rest i cannot speak to a lift on 4 cylinder[emoji4] nice looking truck! Bed mat would be another mod to consider, it does wondersYeah , I was curious about a lift, new tires and the aftermarket skid plates.
Thanks, probably pass on the TRD stickers after all that is said and done. Ah , dreams....
With your set up, i would be careful about skids (weight) that you dont need if you are not wheeling. If anything, i would consider sliders and not steps. As for the rest i cannot speak to a lift on 4 cylinder[emoji4] nice looking truck! Bed mat would be another mod to consider, it does wonders
Enlighten me on sliders opposed to steps...With your set up, i would be careful about skids (weight) that you dont need if you are not wheeling. If anything, i would consider sliders and not steps. As for the rest i cannot speak to a lift on 4 cylinder[emoji4] nice looking truck! Bed mat would be another mod to consider, it does wonders
Sliders function as dual purpose, one they are true protection to your cab from the bottom and the side and they also function as steps. They come in at an angle or u CD an opt to ones that are parallel to the ground. I had steps before which i sold and replaced with sliders. Steps wont give you protection rather if you get hit there, they will cause more damage rather than protect your cab[emoji847]Enlighten me on sliders opposed to steps...