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Well you could just push the carrier closer to the bumper so that it only sits about 2 or 3 inches back from the bumper as it will still be far enough back from the hatch. So the plating that the pin goes into is maybe a inch behind the hitch. Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

Here is how mine sits with the bumper. As you can see my bumper is a lot closer to the body so I probably still have a better angle then someone with a stock bumper. I could easily push the carrier closer and drill another hole but I'm probably going to mount some jerry cans on it so I want the...

1997 2.7L 5 speed 190,000 miles 3.5" suspension .5" body 33x12.5x15 Have a build thread over in the rig section Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

I like it how it is. I always find myself wanting to go to a specific section anyways so this makes it really easy. Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

Its from Srqfabrications.com. It's universal as it just runs through the hitch. Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

Haven't been on here in a while but the app makes it a lot easier for me to a get a quick post together! Sitting a little different then last time I posted. Late December I added some retrofit headlights along with redoing my grille: Also got a body lift on to help with some of the...

Thanks for all the kind words guys. I love my STT's, but they are coming to the end of their life. I'll probably be upgrading to 33s this coming summer but I haven't decided what tire I want to run yet. They will probably be a little less aggressive as I drive 350 miles each direction to visit...

Here she is: Open to ideas and suggestions! Engine: -2.7L with 190,000 miles -2WD :( -5 speed -Cold air intake -AEM Dry Filter Wheels: -Stock 15” Upgraded Rims from factory -Cooper Discoverer STT PROS 33x12.5x15 -1.25 Sixity Auto Hub centric Wheel Spacers Suspension: -Font: Tundra...

Thanks man! Rear bumper going on this Friday, and have a roof rack in the works.

Located: North Florida Rig: 97 3rz 4runner Experience: Relatively new to offroading, but learned a lot in the past year