Weston says, “Buying my first 4Runner was the gateway. This was back in 2007 so the community wasn’t as connected or trending like it is today, and it made it more personable in a way. The process of learning, building, meeting new people and this new way of exploring really captivated me and led to some awesome friendships both in the industry and community. From there it’s only snowballed.”

Exterior highlights include a CBI Off Road Fab front and rear bumper, Warn EVO 10-S for vehicle recovery, an Alpharex Nova Series LED headlights, a TJM snorkel, and a Gobi stealth rack with ladder and sunroof insert. Previously Weston had a set of Method Racing Wheels 701, but is now rolling on the newest 703 wheels from the Trail Series that just released.

Since he uses his rig as a mobile office he needed to have a reliable source of power and opted for a host of Goal Zero power stations such as the Yeti 1400 Lithium and 400 paired with a Nomad 100 Solar Panel. When it’s time to disconnect from the laptops, cell phones and the world, his camping gear comes into play and includes an Autohome Airtop 360, an ARB 2000MM awning, living room attachment, and freezer. 

Don’t think this 4Runner is all show though, that 2GR-FE engine is packing a Magnuson supercharger that is said to produce 30% more ponies and 28% more torque to counter the extra weight added on. We can’t imagine how fun this thing is to drive. Which makes you think is the excess mileage from the fun of driving this 4Runner? Or is it the traveling aspect? It's probably both, but we can all agree that this is one tough 4Runner.

While Weston may have an extensive spec sheet, he says it’s not quite finished yet. He’s looking to upgrade the head unit and sound system since the factory units are outdated. He also plans to add an infrared front-face camera and eventually regear to 4.88.

Weston tells us that he’s logged over 200,000 miles between the three different 4Runners that he’s owned and it’s because the 4Runner’s styling, reliability and capability. We're looking forward to his next adventure coming up. 

Weston’s Toyota 4Runner is rolling on our new 703 wheels from our Trail Series wheel line. For more info on the wheel see below. 

• Patented Bead Grip® technology engages tire bead for increased grip at low tire pressures
• Aggressive safety hump on bead seats further prevents de-beading
• Reinforced inner lip taken from MRW race wheel increases strength
• Solid A356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment construction
• Debossed METHOD logo on face
• Snap-in center cap with embossed METHOD Bead Grip® logo
• Replaceable snap-in center cap with optional red METHOD lettering
• Super strong 2650 lbs. and 3640 lbs. load ratings
• Hub centric fitments for common applications
• Industry’s best lifetime structural warranty

Owner: Weston Miller @outworldhq

Wheels: Method 703 wheels

Exterior: CBI Off Road Fab front bumper, rear bumper, road fab sliders, full skids, gas tank, rock lights; Warn Evo 10-S; Bajadesign Squadron R Sport; 30” OZ-USA LED bar, corner flood lights, mini trail lights, LED front spots; 6 ¾” LED marker lights; 2 Rotopax 2 gal fuel pax; Hi-lift X-treme 48” jack 35x1250 General Tire Grabber X3; Gobi stealth rack with ladders; 30” multi-colored LED rear chase bar; TJM Snorkel; TRD rear e-locker

Suspension: Toytec Lifts Boss Aluma Series front coilovers, 2.5” rear shocks; Icon Overland Series rear coil springs; Total Chaos upper control arms, Expedition Series lower control arms

Power Management and Remote Power: sPod Bantamx control system; Goal Zero Yeti 1400 lithium power station, 400 lithium power station, Nomad 100 Solar Panel, Link Expansion module

Camp Gear: Autohome Airtop 360; ARB 2000mm awning, living room attachment, 63qt fridge; Tembo tusk; Portable Buddy Heater