Daily Driver Overland 4Runner Build Walk Around
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Built for offroad adventures. ALL we've done to our 5th Gen Toyota 4Runner build, front to back, and underneath is in this walk around video. You'll find very detailed install videos of all the parts and modifications we did on our channel.
Also, join us on FaceBook and Instagram. @wanderlost_overland .
These are links to the manufacturers of most of the parts we installed:
Southern Style Offroad- Front Bumper/High Clearance Kit, Roof Rack:
www.southernst...
ToyTec Lifts- Suspension and Shift Knobs:
www.toyteclift...
Rad Rubber Designs- Inner Fender Rubber Splash Guards:
radrubberdesig...
CBI Offroad Fab- Rear Bumper:
cbioffroadfab....
Viair Corp.- Air Compressor System:
www.viaircorp....
Orange Boxx Fab.- Molle Storage panels:
www.orangeboxx...
Power Trays- Fuse/Relay Panel:
www.powertrays...
HID Kit Pros- Everything Lighting:
hidkitpros.com/
RSG Offroad- Sliders:
rsgoffroad.com/
RCI Offroad- Skid Plates:
rcimetalworks....
Overland Power Solutions- Dual Battery System:
www.overland-p...
Expedition Essentials- Navigation Dash Bracket:
expeditionesse...
LFD Off Road- Transfer-case Skid Plate:
www.lfdoffroad....
Midland Radio: GMRS Radio:
midlandusa.com/
H3R Performance- Fire Extinguishers/ Brackets
www.h3rperform...
Type S Auto- Blizzard Box Fridge in FJ Cruiser:
typesauto.com/
Sprint Booster Sales- Throttle Controller:
www.sprintboos...
Grey Man Tactical- Seatback Molle Panel:
greymantactica...
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Thanks for all who showed up and hung out with us for the premier.
I love your channel. It truly lowers the barrier of entry for those of us who want to begin planning/building our own Overlanding rig.
Thanks! We're incredibly pleased it helps!
Well done. Thus video is great for someone who has a 4runner and wants to get off the road. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
The BEST walk around I've seen for long time! You guys ROCK!!! :)
One of the cleanest 4runners ive seen! Love this build. Simple and almost stealth, not overdone.
WOW, thanks for such a great compliment!
Absolutely awesome walk around. Love the teamwork between the two of you. I've watched most of you videos on the 4Runner build out which have helped me with my build out. I look forward to seeing you on the trails.
Angel Matos thanks for watching Angel! See you on the trails.
Great build and such a well produced Channel. Your common sense approach to the build makes it appealing and easy to follow 👍
Much appreciated!
One of the best, or possibly The Best, 4Runner channels.
AlphaKilo Thanks for watching us! 🙌
I almost fell to the floor laughing when you said "Maxapads."
Nice build. Well thought out. I just installed an SSO slimline bumper and used your video. Thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for making the video, well done and approachable
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the walk around! It refreshed some of the ideas, of the MANY things that I want to do with my 19' / 5th Gen. You guys have allot of practicality built into your rig👍
Thanks Dan!
The touch of the antenna as paper holder is magnificent 👌. I'm definitely going for my 3rd gen, thanks for the inspiration!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Keep up the videos, I have to admit, you guys are my favorite for the 4Runner. I went out and got me a red TRD ORP thanks to you guys!
Great to hear!
Awesome detailed walk around, you hit on everything. As a 4runner owner that’s modifying as I go, this video was very inspiring with lots of ideas for my future mods. Always enjoy your detailed step by step videos. Hope you guys keep putting out content for us newbies. 👍🏻🤙🏼
We appreciate that! Thanks for watching Trey.
Great looking rig very tasteful
Thanks 👍
Wow!! Ronny Dahl would be impressed!!
Awesome 4RUNNER
Thanks 👍
Un saludo desde Colombia, gracias por mostrarnos cómo modificar y disfrutar de esta gran camioneta.
Great work y’all! You have a great rig, and I appreciate all of your videos you put up.
Thanks for watching!
Such a cool rig
Thanks Russell! We have fun building on it.
Watched most of all your 4runner vids already. Wow you've done a lot but seeing in one video was even more powerful
Thanks for watching Joshua!
One of my favorite builds
Thanks!
Kudos, man! You've made a ton of awesome improvements to your truck. All the information was extremely useful. Safe travels and thank you!
Thanks! 👍
I love your channel. Always fun to see the bloopers too. Excellent information. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
Nice video and walk around of all your upgrades. Where to start! As a new 4Runner owner On a tight budget, it’s great to see you your DIY vid’s. You really do a nice job of breaking things down to a pretty basic level.
Thanks Brian!
Definitely enjoyed the video... Thanks for the walk around MAYBE in the future, we can see a SIDE by SIDE comparison of the two rigs!!!! and maybe talk about what you could/would have done differently, knowing what you NOW know about the two.
Kiss Kiss thanks for watching with us. Yeah, that might be fun.
sick 4runner
Thanks!!!
Thanks
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for all the work making these video and all the details in them and links.
No problem 👍
you re 4runner is awesome
THANKS YOU!
That was a nice walk around video...I've been enjoying your videos since '18 after I bought my 2018 SR5 4runner..keep it up
Awesome! Thank you!
I so need that drawer system you built ! Ive always had a pickup with my own wood bed/drawer system but im at a loss with the lack of space in the backend of my 5th gen 4RNR ,and chance you drew up plans for it and shared somewhere 😳
Sorry, no plans. We built it according to measurements that fit our own equipment and needs.
Such a beautiful rig 😍 great video!
Thank you! 👍
It is a sharp looking truck. Great video guys!
Thanks 👍
Thank you for creating such a detailed video
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing all the information and details about the rig.
Glad it was helpful!
So awesome, love your 4Runner videos. I have a 2015 and I'm inspired!
Woad Scout thank you 😊
Fj and a 4runner. My two favorite vehicles.
Thanks for the cute video and all the info I needed to do things on my 2020 4runner. Good day, sir.
Thanks for watching!
I’d like to have all this done on my 2020 4Runner as well but I don’t even know how to use a hammer.
thanks for all the great content! you guys are great and fun to watch. You also helped me in my choices for gear. I ended up going with the SSO hybrid bumper and the midland radio based on your videos!!!
Great to hear!
Great overview, thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
What a well thought out build! I've followed you guys along the way and it's so cool you do so much by yourself whether it's the design and build or the install of other manufacturers stuff.
Awesome! Thank you Nigel!
Wow you guys did a great job with your truck. Really good review as well....nice work!
Glad you liked it!
Great video as usual. Can't wait to see youalls adventures after the modelo virus quarantine is over.
Cheers
Thanks Josh! We can't wait to see our adventures either!
Very nice...great build
Glad you like it
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video, I do like some of the items you have added. I want to set up a dual battery system like yours. I am sure you have done all the thinking you can on the roof top idea. After 6 years of using one on top of a rig we are moving it to a trailer mount. Always found once you are set up its more of a pain to tear down if want to travel.
That's why we're looking at a hardshell. They seem to be the quickest and less involved to set up.
love the FJ and 4runner.... maybe next project car can be Land Cruiser..... not many people got that truck for many reasons of course.. $$$$$$
Land Cruiser= too much $ for us! We may be doing a new Rav4, maybe.
Really appreciate your very informative videos. They are extremely helpful and informative. Pleased that I’m subscribed.👍👍👍
Awesome, thank you!
You need a Road Shower for WARM water!
It is insane how much money these overland builds are. I feel like 90% of stuff can be done in a stock runner with all terrains. Then get a rtt, a battery system and a fridge. Gtg. Even even that is a good amount of cash.
Appreciate your videos. Keep up the good work
Glad you like them!
Love it I'm just starting to do my 2012 4runner little by little 4x4
Airbags Agent that’s a great way to do it. Then you know what you like and can decide what is your next priority.
Great recap. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent build! 👍👍👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you!
Glad you like it!
1st time to the channel...nice review and solid info. Thanks. I am definitely a subscriber now!
Awesome, thank you!
Great job you two!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome rig! My dream car...
Mine too!
Thanks for another informative and entertaining segment. I have a specific request. Can you offer more information on the installation of the remote speaker for your GMRS radio? Specifically, I'm looking for guidance on how to take apart the overhead console in order to route the lead for the speaker. Thanks for sharing all the effort you've put into your rigs.
Nice walk around I’m gonna be copying a lot for my rig
other mods I did was antenna mount from rago fab and less aggressive fender mod which gives me an aggressive approach but gives me more fender
Impressive build!!!
Thanks Bob!
WOW, well done
Thanks!
Wonderful tour, is there a video where you talk about pricing for the work you have done? We are looking at a new 4runner and hoping to make similar mods to improve offroading and camping functionality. Thanks.
Wow! I'm about to buy a TRD Off-Road as well. She is gonna seem so naked compared to all the mods I've witnessed in this video. Ha! Nice work!
Everyday Is Saturday You have a blank slate! ❤️
Hey guys
I had been following your videos and channel for the last few months and I like them very much. I really enjoy your videos.
I just purchase my new to me 2017 4runner TRD off-road and is full stock for the moment and I have a question.
Did you have any issues after installing the lift kit and do the alignment? Did you have to perform a Zero Point Calibration?
Thank you guys and please keep doing what you are doing because is awesome.
Good video, thanks for sharing ✌
Thanks for watching!
Trying to imagine the loss in gase mileage in this rig! All I added to my 5th gen TRD Offroad is a 3" lift, bigger tires, and a Gobi roof rack. My mileage dropped from around 19 to 17.3 mpg.
We're down around 15mpg now.
great video keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do!
My one regret on getting an SR5 instead of waiting for the TRD Offroad is not having a locker.
I'm curious why, you bought the 4Runner when you already had the FJ? I'm a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited owner, but I'm enjoying your channel as a lot of it roughly translates. Thanks!
We needed another vehicle as a daily driver. If they still made FJs we would have bought another of those.
Amazing!!
Thanks Jeff!
Thank you for your videos. I would really be interested in how you approach running power to your roof rack. I have noticed some 4Runners with power ran through the back hatch. I am considering doing the same for my 4Runner, but there seems to not be enough 'how to' walk through videos out there. Look forward to your next mods!
Thanks for watching! We've been thinking about a bomb-proof method of passing wires through the roof for lights and a future power supply to a rooftop tent. We have some experience with such waterproof fittings for passing power through boat decks and bulkheads. We'll be doing more research and most likely include our choice in a video. Stay tuned!
@@WanderlostOverland ooo that sounds rad, looking forward to it!
Was that a sponsor xmas wishlist at the end of the vid? LOL
Great vid!! Very informative!!
Glad it was helpful!
Bravo! Awesome build and job guys. What are you gonna do for an encore? Asking for a friend.
Not sure yet! But we are thinking about it!
LOL Beware of grocery carts at ATR friends. Now ya know they reach out and smack those fenders!!
You know it!!!
I'm really interested in getting the SSO front bumper and wings, I think they look great without adding a ton of weight. How do you deal with rewinding the winch line properly?
Great walk around by the way, I really enjoyed it. I think I have watched all your videos on the 4Runner mods but this puts it all in a nice concise nutshell.
Thanks for watching! For re-spooling on the trail we simply make sure the line in going in "back and forth". When we get back home we pull out the line, open the hood, take of the plastic panel in front of the radiator and look down at the spool.
@@WanderlostOverland Thanks, I thought that might be the case. I might try to figure out a way to put some QR fasteners and hinges on that upper panel, unless of course YOU want to invent something and show everybody. :)
I loved that water can with the built in pump... could you tell me where you purchased it. Love your channel, Wes.
We built it. It's surprisingly easy to do.
ruclips.net/video/uqcuIS7nvT0/видео.html
Do you have a video on the Expedition Essentials dash mount installation? Mine will be here this week 🤞
Yup: ruclips.net/video/ZsuCPVyU1Zo/видео.html
Great content! Now to figure out the external speaker on the headliner.....is that shown in one of your videos?
Nope, not in any of our videos. We bolted the speaker bracket to our overhead console, ran the wire behind the headliner, ran the wire down the right A pillar behind the molding, then alongside the dash to underneath.
@@WanderlostOverlandwhat speaker did you use? I have a cheap speaker but if I did all that I would want to use a quality speaker.
35's?? Looking forward to that video.
So are we, so are we...
What load rating are the ridge grapplers? E rated? 121Q? you all do all the things i want to do and i love the set up!
Thanks for watching Devon! Yes, they're E rated.
Nice video! Can you give more info how you got a dual zone Dometic to fit back there. Something I would like to do. Seems way to big.
Thank you.
It barely fits.
Very nice walk around. Thank you. Two quick questions: 1. Any issues running 285s on the 7inch wheel? 2. Did you show somewhere how you wired the license plate lights? Lots of folks are splicing to the tail light power and ground. Wondered what tour thoughts were
No problem at all with running a 285 on the narrow rims. Yes, spliced the plate light into the rear running lights. Thanks for watching!
First off, love your channel, keep it up. But my question is; why have you move from your FJ to the 4Runner (Or added the 4Runner). I have a 2007 Yellow FJ I love but am now looking for a 4Runner. Just curious to see if my reason(s) are the same as yours. Great stuff!!
Thanks for watching Russ! We bought the 4R due to normal progression, the FJ acquired a bunch of miles. If Toyota still offered the FJ in '17 we would have bought another. Although, the extra space and fewer "quirks" with the 4R in nice!
@@WanderlostOverland thank you. I am looking at 4Runner for less miles, more space and way more range as I do not have gas can mount for the FJ. So, 4Runner in my future, definately
Really a very good video generally covering your modifications. Do you have an idea as to how much weight you have added to your 4R?
Richard Jones hmmmm maybe 1000 lbs altogether with camping gear 🤔
Are you guys concerned about doing a body mount chop for larger tires? Great video!
Larger tires will definitely require a BMC. We've done it on our FJ Cruiser to fit its tires. The chop is very easily done.
Nice 👍
Thanks ✌
If I get a trd pro and put on a lo pro front bumper like yours, some skid plates, and an ultraswing will I need to do anything to beef up the suspension or will it handle it fine stock? How about a TRD off road? I’m trying to figure which one to get and don’t want to have to spend another 5grand on suspension as soon as I buy it.
Thanks love your videos!
Thanks for watching! You likely won't need a suspension upgrade immediately with the added weight, but you'll want heavier springs eventually. I believe the TRD Pro has slightly stiffer springs than the OffRoad stock.
Do you have 70,000 miles on the ToyTec lift? Or have you replaced the shocks/springs in that time? If they’re the originals, are they still performing well after 70,000 of use?
We do have 70k on the lift and are making plans to rebuild and replace this winter. The components are still working fine, but they are nearing the end of their life cycle.
If I missed it in your vodeo, I'm sorry, but do you keep your anti sway bars attached when off road? Do you know of any quick disconnect links for 4runner sway bars? I am unaware of any QD myself.....
We keep all the swaybars attached on the 4Runner. On our FJ Cruiser we have "partial" disconnects on the front. Scroll through our FJ Cruiser Build play list. We have a video on them.
Like the video seen most of your mod videos for the 4runner. Question do you know the wt of your 4runner with all your current modifications and your gas mileage. O if your interested i have a roof top tent been sitting in the garage I'll give you a fair price for it.
We weighed it a couple months ago and can't remember how much it was. Less then what we expected though. We average 15mpg.
🙂
Have y’all had to regear the transmission or do a body mount chop for the bigger tires?
No regear or chop for 285/70.17 size.
Wanderlost Overland Ok thank you for the help! I really appreciate the content y’all put out; I put on new pads and rotors and just ordered the toytec boss lift kit thanks to y’all. I appreciate how informative and fun the channel is
Be honest, how far over your payload max are you? ;P
Scott Ttocs I've wondered the same thing. I have the exact same 4Runner and my payload is 835 lbs according to my door jam and owners manual. I hope they are never involved in an accident things could get ugly in a hurry if they are over weight. I love their 4Runner though.
I know I could google it... please tell me more about the pump in the water jerry can. Also, are you considering adding manual locking hubs for the front? I'm considering them for my 2014 4R.
Never mind on the water pump. I found your video. Still interested on the locking hubs. Thanks.
No to the locking hubs.
Do you guys have a speedometer/odometer calibrator for your larger than stock tires?
Nope. With the 285s there isn't a significant difference.
Assume you do you own oil changes, have you done any modifications under there to make the process of changing oil easier/less messy?
The RCI engine skid plate has a removable plate right under the oil filter canister that makes it incredibly easier to get at it. It also has a hole to get at the oil plug.