Recent content by cp44

Had to replace my old 2020 TRD Pro when a dumbass kid decided to smash into my truck that was parked in front of my house. I decided to pull the trigger on this one added this to the fleet, 2026 TRD Pro with the performance package. Hopefully it'll last. :nailbiting:

I have a 2020 HE and agree that the ECT makes no noticeable difference.

I used these when my kids were toddlers: It did a good job in protecting the seats. Mods that I did were adding the suspension spacers up front to make it more level. I added back the stock running boards. The cup holders upfront are terrible, so I got the 3d printed ones from a member here.

I had Woolwax done underneath my LC about two years ago and I go to automatic touchless washes once a month. There's no issue with rust and the yearly touch ups I get for the coating is very very minimal.

I have a Tundra and a LC both have different uses. I also run two businesses so I use the Tundra to pickup supplies every week. It would be more difficult with the LC. My wife drive the land cruiser as her daily and its a better kid hauler than the truck.

I have a 2020 LC and use ECT power but I really dont feel a difference in driving. I guess its similar to Tow/Haul, which I use in my Tundra and turns it into beast mode.

The bolts are installed underneath your LC on each side, look under and you should see them. Unscrew them and use the same bolts to install the OEM boards

Put on KO2s, the OEM 1 inch front spacer kit and Woolwax undercoating Before: After

Any recommendations on shops in the NOVA area (Fairfax, Chantilly, Centreville, Sterling) that can install the leveling spacer (fronts) for the LC200? Also need to install my cat shield for my Tundra but I need two notches cut on the 10ga steel to fit under my TRD Pro skid plate.

1. LC 200 2. Escalade V series 3. LX 570

My garage

The LC200 only requires 87 octane and I make sure I fill up at top tier stations.

I paid around that for my 2020 HE with 20k miles and I have no buyers remorse whatsoever. Go for the 2020 with 25k miles, you can also purchase a nicely priced extended warranty from a few dealers mentioned on this forum. I'd do it, you only live once and you know for sure that it'll hold its...

I actually have the wind fairing, for some reason the previous owner had it tilted downwards. It was very loud at that position but once I put it vertically the wind noise was reduced significantly.

Definitely worth the money in my opinion