From Boring & Bland to Badass & Brutal: See The Transformation | TFLpro S.1 Ep. 3 

Absolutely, otherwise it wont look legit.

Agreed. love the idea

BIGDAVE5352 imagine what his junk looks like!

Oh Boomers

I figured someone would comment about the guy being a fishing lure. lol

@@jackchn23 His balls probably look like a bill dance sinker set

@@LucasLeCompteMusic He seems angry, self-conscious and insecure. Normal people don't feel the need to skewer themselves. This is a man with some serious trauma in his past that he is unable to work through. This is not just a generational thing or a style statement. It's symptomatic of deep psychological maladjustment and any normal, healthy adult can recognize as much instinctively. It's also impossible to take a person like this seriously as a professional. I genuinely feel bad for the guy and firmly believe that our culture's slow decline into depravity has stolen his dignity and self-respect without him even realizing it.

Montavius Alexander no one calls It dual exit bro

Noah Jones true dual exhaust, sorry

Yes!! That would be super cool

LEDs are great but they have less usefull distance than HIDs/Xenons

Jakub Strumiłło what’s the current draw and heat difference?

Yeah the side black molding looks soooo bad. It would be so much better in all white.

I agree. The black moulding makes it look like a base model

It makes it look like a chubby RAV4

@@diltzm looks like a chubby killer whale.

baron1c I’d put a snorkel on my vehicle if I had either the 4Runner or the Land Cruiser and also the Tundra and I’d also make my vehicle waterproof and I’d put a 10 inch lift on my vehicle because I’d use it for off-roading and also the Ranch Hand Front and Rear Bumpers and also I’d put a 5.9L 12v Cummins Turbo Diesel engine

That's what I want to hear about to be honest.

3D printing might be a good idea!

They should have made the grill surround white

mikefox126 I’ve always found OME to be extremely tough and perform great.

@@mikefox126 Good to know thanks. I had Nitrochargers on my 4R and I guess Ill stick with them for my Jeep JLU also.

I heard there's a big craze right now where people like eating a$$. Not sure if that's related.

Cars And Zebras 😂bruh I can’t stop laughing

Hahahahaha

Lmao

Poor guy will never live it down...not with a nationwide YT audience!

@@anthonyc1883 (chuckling) was just thinking the same.

😂😂

Not anymore, terrible customer service

It's the money. Imagine 500,000 vehicles made over the life of a specific model and each having $0.25 worth of extra work. That's $125,000.00 in profit lost! The bean counters keeping control of product design with their cost budgets for product development. I know after 40 years in the biz...

motocross402 correct. Not sure why he said that.

Yup the Tundra supercharger fits just fine too.

Probably need to do a gear change I’m thinkin’. Think I’ll go to 4.56 vs the 4.10 when I go to 35’s on my 97 LC.

@@6806goats1 ive got 4.56 on my FJ with 35s. Even though it performs better than it did with stock gears and tires, i think 4.88s would've been better for crawling.

As well as any type of off-road driving where performance is concerned.

Walker Stone - as long as whatever they are attached to comes down on something soft maybe. Drops off of rocks or sandstone shelfs not so much. Think otherwise? Come wheel with me in AZ, UT or NV. We’ll see how your aluminum stuff holds up and how much collateral body damage occurs.

Don Leamon visit the Hammers and wheel with the Savvy guys.

@@donleamon8653 How often do you see 200 series really being put through the paces? I live in GA, which sux for off roading. Been to several ORV parks in AL and TN. Not once have I seen a 200.

@@Ryno-fp7pm - Here in AZ there are a number of them in our local Land Cruiser club. As good 80 and 100 series are becoming harder to find, guys are moving on to the 200. Not quite as nimble, but can be made to wheel well, and they can double as a much more comfortable DD, especially if you have a family or need to tow a decent trailer or boat. I have a 80 and like it, but here in West they are somewhat at a disadvantage due to power and thirst. I seriously considered a newer used 200 vs. the Power Wagon that I bought two years ago, but the PW was better able to handle the weight of my boat. Other parts of the world, the 200's are used extensively.

in 60 years yes

Not only that, fox shocks break quickly. I dont know why people think they're good.

Was about to see if there was any comments on this

I know what you mean. I parked by this thing at their office over a month ago when it was complete, snorkel and all. Didn't even recognize it until Zach and Nathan pointed it out.

Probably better to have the pros do it faster. I'd rather see the finished product going out and getting dirty.

I like the videos but I don't want to see any of them working on a vehicle. Think zoolander and the computer scene.

Ding Ding Ding!!! lol

Its great, especially for new cars. You can customize it and it protects the paint.

@@Ratchetanium Tell me a bit more, please, and of course I'll do some research myself. Relatively long lasting? Thousands or maybe just hundreds for a car? I've seen cars vinyl-wrapped with advertisements, but it never occurred to me it could be done to re-color the entire car.

@@Ratchetanium Hey, Ryan, no need to reply to the questions I had posted. I've looked at a couple extensive FAQs and it looks like wrapping would not be for me. The main reason would be the washing process. I need (or at least perceive the need) to keep my car clean almost all the time for my job, which means for years now I've been a monthly customer at my local car wash so I can run it through whenever needed. True, it's not like hand-washing but the car hasn't taken a beating in the process and looks nice and shiny to me. I don't see myself changing that process. Thanks again.

They are running 275/70R18 KO2's . That is a 33.2 inch tire.

We have them in stock here at Toytec Lifts! Give us a call at 303-255-4959 and we can get you taken care of!

I know the EMU kid are big in the XJ and WJ world as well

Recently I was looking at wraps for one of my vehicles, and I think part of the issue with that is getting an exact color match for the Toyota blue.

Not necessarily, many people with Toyota IFS 2-3" lifts work fine without dropping the front diff. Bad thing about dropping the diff is losing ground clearance.

I’ve ran 3-4” on my 4Runner and FJC for years. CVs still work fine with boot maintenance.

@@nickkaraoke2128 its about departure and approch angles more than clarence. I see lots of broken CV in offroad actions... Not silly dirt roads "adventures" but deep mudding and high climbs on slippery and full of rocks hills. Here in EU.. 90% cars whit IFS lose CV after lift here... And many ofthem ride on agressive MT and Simex tread tires

Most of them broke in uphill ride

@@jakubstrumillo i rock crawl and blast through the desert at 90mph. No broken CVs.

I own a 4th gen v8 that they can use 😏

Dynasty 22 I own one as well but live way to far

4 4 Rough Country stuff isn’t crap

Oh so a 6 inch kit for 999 is quality good luck w that

TRD is a marketing ploy for people who like to pretend they are off roaders.