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I mean, you're adding a not insignificant amount of weight to the truck, running tires that add a good bit of unsprung weight themselves. Without going back to completely stock and building back one (set of) piece(s) at a time, I agree that diagnosing exactly what the culprit is will be very difficult. I've hauled and towed very heavy with that gen of Tacoma and 4Runner over lovely urban Florida roads. They are fully capable of doing 1/2 ton work with little fuss, although the 4Runners do ride on the bump stops a bit much for my taste. Still, they did almost as well keeping everything straight on the road compared to an old 1/2 ton Dodge with Monroe load adjusting shocks and Timbren bumpstops.
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wesleywillis posted:An old cube van would be a decent choice if you want to build it yourself. I'd be very hesitant to build out a box truck, especially an older one. They leak. They all leak. They leak from the factory. At the rear door, between the box and the cab, at the corners, through the fuel filler tube pass-through (if so equipped), up through the floor, water, water, everywhere.
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