What did you do to your RHO Today?

Alright done. Now I just gotta figure out if I want the Dry or Oiled aFe. Sorry I’m new to all of this. First truck, and I’ve only had it for a month.
Oiled filter has a higher (better) flow rate than dry. But let's in slightly more particles. Almost negligible. The oiled is cleanable and reusable. Just have to make sure you don't over oil it after cleaning
 
Alright done. Now I just gotta figure out if I want the Dry or Oiled aFe. Sorry I’m new to all of this. First truck, and I’ve only had it for a month.
None of the CAI replacements have shown any gains. You already have it from the factory.
Save your money.
 
None of the CAI replacements have shown any gains. You already have it from the factory.
Save your money.
And don’t listen about less air restriction or “smoothing” the flow. All bs.

After the tune, right now the only power “adder” will be downpipes. Exhaust offers nothing either.

Chris

PS save your money and install a Flowmaster like @Mikey Swift if you want more sound.
 
Configured, wired and installed an amp rack…
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Looks great, I like the low profile look when not in use, are using the kit with the washer reservoir relocation? I thought I read that it was discontinued or no longer being produced?
Looks great, I like the low profile look when not in use, are using the kit with the washer reservoir relocation? I thought I read that it was discontinued or no longer being produced?

In stock ready to ship

 
How did you remove the badges? I've been wanting to do the same.
I drilled the rivets out and plugged it with some rubber plugs I found on Amazon.
 
Eibach 1.6F 1.5R Springs, Bora 1.25" spacers and Ark micros. These are stock wheels and tires.
 

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finally installed the Bora spacers that I got during Black Friday. 1.25 in front, 1.5 in rear. Front is still too much for my taste but definitely smallest that can be fit. Love the stance tho, especially on the rear. Didn't drive it much yet, feel the steering is bit different and I feel like the truck is prone dance more in the grooves on the road

here is front before and after:

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Since the wheels were off, I wanted to clean the insides as it always bugs me even when I clean wheels on car you can see the dirty inside. I even wanted to ceramic coat them with Nano Bond but realized they aren't really painted inside like they are on the front, you can see the machining on the inside etc.. so I just used the regular fast ceramic coat spray and put them back and see how long that lasts

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Another interesting thing is to find all the rust.. 10k miles and it's pretty rusty already .. also for some reason the blue Loctite is only on rear wheel studs??

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and found something for the TRX guys :D
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and BTW, the OEM jack works suprisingly well :)

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Yeah , salty air is no bueno.

You are brave…I’ve seen too many scissor jacks fails, I would only use them if it’s the only resort. 😂

Chris
 
Eibach 1.6F 1.5R Springs, Bora 1.25" spacers and Ark micros. These are stock wheels and tires.
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finally installed the Bora spacers that I got during Black Friday. 1.25 in front, 1.5 in rear. Front is still too much for my taste but definitely smallest that can be fit. Love the stance tho, especially on the rear. Didn't drive it much yet, feel the steering is bit different and I feel like the truck is prone dance more in the grooves on the road

here is front before and after:

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Since the wheels were off, I wanted to clean the insides as it always bugs me even when I clean wheels on car you can see the dirty inside. I even wanted to ceramic coat them with Nano Bond but realized they aren't really painted inside like they are on the front, you can see the machining on the inside etc.. so I just used the regular fast ceramic coat spray and put them back and see how long that lasts

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Another interesting thing is to find all the rust.. 10k miles and it's pretty rusty already .. also for some reason the blue Loctite is only on rear wheel studs??

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and found something for the TRX guys :D
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and BTW, the OEM jack works suprisingly well :)

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You need a case of Fluid Film!
 
RHO Bed/Tonneau Covers Air Bags & RHO (We now carry an option!) Post your favorite picture of your RHO 11,654’ in the RHO Actual part number for Mopar Bed Step for RHO YOLO: 4Runner to RHO
RHO Bed/Tonneau Covers Air Bags & RHO (We now carry an option!) Post your favorite picture of your RHO 11,654’ in the RHO

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