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    Mark Nielsen
  • 4runner,  adventuremobile,  black,  build,  toyota,  toyota 4Runner,  TRD,  truck

2016 Overland Empire 4Runner

2016 Overland Empire 4Runner
Well now we've gone and done it. We've started a new build on a 2016 Toyota 4Runner Trail. A new lift has already been installed, with Icon Vehicle Dynamics front struts, UCAs, rear springs, and trackbar, Fox 2.5 reservoir rear shocks, BFGoodrich All Terrain ko2 tires, and TRD matte black wheels.
 
Soon we'll be installing rock sliders from our friends at PelfreyBilt, a front bumper from the guys at Shrockworks, and then a CBI Offroad rear bumper, full-size spare tire, winch, and more!
We're stoked about this build. We'll keep you updated as thing progress!
2016 Overland Empire Toyota 4Runner Trail Black
2016 Overland Empire Toyota 4Runner Trail Black
2016 Overland Empire Toyota 4Runner Trail Black
  • Post author
    Mark Nielsen
  • 4runner,  adventuremobile,  black,  build,  toyota,  toyota 4Runner,  TRD,  truck

Comments on this post (5)

  • Nov 28, 2016

    Thanks Ernie! Yes there have been plenty of additions. We’ll post an update very soon. The tires are 285/70/17. Three inches of lift in the front, although it may have dropped recently after adding a bumper and a winch. And no spacers yet—they’re next on the list!

    — Mark

  • Nov 28, 2016

    The tires are 285/70R17. Thanks!

    — Mark

  • Oct 26, 2016

    She’s a beaut! What size are the tires?

    — Ceedogdiddly

  • Sep 09, 2016

    What size are your BFG AT’s?

    — Jeff Carleton

  • May 29, 2016

    This looks sharp! any new additions to this? What size tires? How much lift in the front? The TRD wheels are narrow (7") – did you add wheel spacers to bring the tires flush with the fenders?

    — Ernie

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