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I approve

Yep. My 35s on my 4runner eats up bearings.

So I could sell my 5th gen and take that money and buy a cheap 3rd or 4th gen and then long travel that

What was the shop you took it to? Can’t find “MC Customs” in the phone book or google?

Any chance you got the measurements from each hole?

how much would it be to have it installed on a 2002 toy 4runner?

I raised my rear shock mounts . It wasmt to hard . I bought 100 mm steel pipe . Capped the top and put a hole in it for the shock bolt . Then I drilled a hole in the original shock mount using a 100 mm hole saw . Then you just push the new mount up and weld it in. I made a mistake of tacking it while it was on the lift which ment the new mount angle was wrong. Only tack it when the wheels are on the ground .

I NEVER COMMENT ON VIDEOS, but I genuinely think that Snowbound Customs, TimmyTheToolman, and Opt-Offroad are doing amazing work for the Toyota Offroad community. I purchased a pair of Seat Accessory Molle Panels awhile back off the Snowbound Cumstoms website and the service I received was incredible! During the install process I noticed a small spacer was missing from the package. I sent an email about the confusion and within an hour they had already shipped out the missing part free of charge. Not only that, but when I received the new package they had included some of their prototype light mounts! That level of customer care is unheard of, especially with the boom in Toyota aftermarket manufactures and how big they have become. This guy cares about these trucks and about the people in this community.

I usually adjust my preload as I’m airing down (if I remember). I like it a lil stiffer on the road.

Seems like in the end just going SAS is the better route especially if doing all the work yourself.

Nicly done man. 3d printed my adapter for that same you have going there there.

The price needs to come way down.

So you could've started by saying you dont know, plus 9yrs of owning it. Resulting in, still dont know how long they last.

Do you guys not make the drawers anymore?

Sweet runner, what did you do for lift?

When will the update be dropping? Looking forward to it

The kit on your website says it comes w/ LEDs but in the video you use Xenon projectors?

ok fine. take my money.

Love it, need to do to mine soon

Long travel will cost $20k if done with good parts and all new parts

Why own a nice car if your not the one to work on it? 😂😂 it's such a easy job all you need is couple wrenches and jack stands

What is the name of the song in this video??

Really well done instructional video. Can you do a dual battery setup video?

Excellent video, just ordered my install kit. Excited for this upgrade/update

Did you cut the front fender also)

Also like any vehicle. If your gonna be jumping you need frane reinforcements and you should run a roll cage. No vehicle is meant to jump from the factory and you will crack your body and bend your frame. Dont forget you should run an axle truss too.

I build prerunners for a living. Nothing and i mean nothing about building a prerunner is cheap. Even doing the work yourself.

Another solid video, Casey. Just straight to the point with everything! We released a portable jump starter pack. Can we invite you to do a review? We have emailed for an inquiry.

Such a badass 4runner. Is it V8 swapped? What differential and gear ratio do you have to run those big tires?

So the adapter is sold separately and not together with the 12v usb unit ?

So you only have a 3in lift then

What was the new power supply that the last plug connected to?

Friendly Advice: You don't want wave your camera back and forth around like crazy when you're trying to show something. For example: At 2m40s you start the Switches section and you wave the camera back and forth like a hummingbird darting around. The viewer never gets a pause or a rest to take in what is being looked at. Instead, it just makes you sea sick. What to Do Instead: As a learning exercise, try shooting that same sequence (I want to show you the interior of the dashboard) in as many different ways as possible. (1) Panning. Try holding the camera in the driver's head position and rotating it through one a single plane of motion only, like right to left, without any up and down movement at all. Review these shots afterward and make some notes about what gets blocked or isn't shown well using just this single panning shot. Try a couple different speeds, very slow to very fast. Next, try doing this panning shot where you stop abruptly on maybe 3 key focal points, like the left, the center of the instrument cluster, and right. Finally, try to pause on the same 3 key focal points but instead of stopping abruptly try to ease-in and ease-out of the pauses so it isn't an abrupt stop. (2) Dolly shot. Now that you have taken the time to review all those panning shots to see what you like and don't like, try holding the camera in the one position and moving slowly from left to right at a fixed rate of motion, all the way from the driver door pillar to the passenger one. Think of it like moving a fixed camera along a rail. The way a pro does this shot is to use a rigid rail, mount the camera on wheels, and pull the camera along the rail; a dolly shot. You want to mimic this smooth motion/look. Try the same shot where you go at different speeds. And then again, try the tracking shot where you choose 3 points of interest and ease-in, ease-out of pausing on those. How long do you pause? There is a too long and a too short answer to this question. (3) Tracking. After reviewing those dolly shots, think about what you learned about what works and doesn't work when you don't pan the camera while moving left to right. Now combine the two, where you gradually track along a single line, focusing on 3 focal points of interest by panning left to right as you track the camera's position from left to right along a single line. The movement should be fluid and slow, like you're underwater, and you should pause long enough for the viewer to take in what you want to show them without waiting so long that the viewer loses interest. This seems like a lot of homework but I promise you if you practice these things a few times as an experiment while being focused only on the results, you will start to do these things naturally without trying too hard. And your videos' production quality will look professional and polished. You have great content! Your camerawork will reflect the same attention to detail.

Hey love the video I have the exact same setup in my 4runner right now, I was wondering where u bought your power connectors so because I want to be able to disconnect the charger if I need to?

Hey Casey! I remember an old back up camera I had having to somehow wire into my e-brake for it to work. It doesn't seem like that's the case with this one; is that right and it plugs right into the back of the head unit? I have a very similar head unit that has the rear camera button as well, so I'm hoping it's really this easy! TIA, sir!

Well that's cool, I drive a 1995 ford ranger 2.3L and I have 350, 685 thousand miles all original. Keep the old ones alive. Love these 4runners.

What are those driver/front passenger seats?

I’m not gonna lie, bro. I thought this was a pavement princess. I’m glad it’s actually sees the dirt.

Where did you get the cut out bracket ?

Lowball shop and labour costs.

I hate the ride quality in my Camry, I couldn't imagine bouncing my head to the roof in that 4 Runner.

Very interesting, but I don't need it. I just use long charging cables running from a cigarette lighter adapter along the floorboard between the passenger seat and the center console, and they reach slightly past the back seats in total length.

How’s the maintenance on these rigs? Deciding make one a daily driver but not sure if it’s worth it

What is your mpg?

I know off topic but how long did your front bumper from addicted off road take ?

Soild pinions spacers and oil bruh people dont put them in and wonder why there shit breaks!

Im going sas instead

It’s crazy that I saw this in my 4Runner Facebook group yesterday and now it popped up on my TH-cam feed!

Awesome USB PM kit!! Always a fan and returning customer of your products (hand held Diode light). I want to make this kit work for my 4th gen. Most likely I can. Keep it up...hopefully some products dedicated for the 4th gen.

This is sick!