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Old 05-01-2015, 11:39 AM #1
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I have lurked on this site for years but never posted.. I mainly post on Marlin Crawler for the past 10 years but since I am a new 3rd gen owner I figured this is the place to be

New to me 1999 4Runner... less than 24hrs ago I got a great deal on this runner and I am going to abandon my first gen project and move on up.

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Current plans are to get an ARB bumper... probably a toytech lift... and install my ARB I have had sitting around. It currently has 4.10 gearing so I need to confirm that my runner actually has 4.10 gearing. I have read multiple threads on how to determine and it still seems sketchy..

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Got it all registered and plated this weekend. Then went and got stereo work done. Alpine deck, all alpine replacement speakers and added a sub.




Then got the front windows tinted to match the rears. 20%


Then removed all the black door edging.


Going to be ordering parts this week.


Question: Is the Boss coil over kit better than the toytec kit? I know boss costs a little more but is it worth it?
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Toytec kit uses shocks valved for other vehicles since they dont make them for our rigs really. The BOSS kits have been custom valved to give a good ride in our trucks. At least I think thats how it goes, not sure if its that much better of a ride.
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Added some weathertech's





And just for the heck of it:


On order:
Toytec BOSS suspension lift.
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I got my ARB bumper delivered and I was just looking at the box of parts and I had a couple questions.

From searching ARB installs it looks like people are cutting off the ends of the frames and some are cutting the flange around the end. Since I dont want to have to weld an end plate can I just cut the flange around the end of the frame and make it smooth to where this bracket slides over the end:


Then once this slides over the end, are you still able to use a bolt on the front face that would be similar to using the bolt with the provided frame extension that doesn't get used?

(this extension bracket is only for tacomas correct... )
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Got a few of my LED's in this weekend.. still have more to go.

Front interior dome before and after:



Rear Interior dome before and after:



Map Lights:



Shifter Lights:


Rear license plate lights:


Backup lights:


I have more to do but I am happy with the results so far.
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Looks good. I'm from clacakmas county as well. Mulino / Oregon city to be exact. Moved to Washington for work. These runners look really good with better bumpers.
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Bra your rig has a lot more than what you showed me. Job well done. Please ship my item today! Hope you don't have a hang over. Lol


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Is that from the Dane2992 person?

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Is that from the Dane2992 person?

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Yes, nice quality kit!
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Yes, even though I just turned 39 I still like to ask for car parts for my birthdays

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Yes, even though I just turned 39 I still like to ask for car parts for my birthdays

OME 861's and Snatch block

I love my 861s! Even with my rear bumper, when I'm empty it can be a little bouncy, but when I really load it down, I'm level and rides great! I just had seven 5 gallon buckets full of beach rock in it and it rode level and smooth. I do have a loud squeak that I can't find though. But it could be anything from Sway Bar End Links to Panhard Bar to Springs or Shocks.... Who knows...
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I love my 861s! Even with my rear bumper, when I'm empty it can be a little bouncy, but when I really load it down, I'm level and rides great! I just had seven 5 gallon buckets full of beach rock in it and it rode level and smooth. I do have a loud squeak that I can't find though. But it could be anything from Sway Bar End Links to Panhard Bar to Springs or Shocks.... Who knows...
Hopefully they aren't too annoying for daily driving!
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Maybe I missed it, but what was the outcome of the pinhole in your caliper? Did they ever contact you back? Were they real Tundra calipers or replacements. I got my set (smaller set) from local Auto Parts Store and both wore out before the pads did.... Lifetime warrantee, but who cares if they wear out in 4 to 5 years. I've got spacers coming so next time I need to deal with them, I'm getting the large version (and real ones)....
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Maybe I missed it, but what was the outcome of the pinhole in your caliper? Did they ever contact you back? Were they real Tundra calipers or replacements. I got my set (smaller set) from local Auto Parts Store and both wore out before the pads did.... Lifetime warrantee, but who cares if they wear out in 4 to 5 years. I've got spacers coming so next time I need to deal with them, I'm getting the large version (and real ones)....
I sent the calipers back and got a refund on them. They were proper tundra calipers with the correct casting. I would have liked them just to replace them but it would have taken a week and I didn't want to be down that long. I was super happy with the finish and they looked quality but I think it was just a fluke that I got a messed up one. I ended up just going to autozone and getting their lifetime ones (same casting). I figured it would actually be easier to get them at a place like autozone in case I need to warranty them.
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