The Rig





The Build Details

Suspension/Tires/Etc...

• Total Chaos +2" Long Travel Race Kit
• King 2.5 LT Coilovers
• Timbren Bumpstops
• King 2.5 Extended Travel Adjustable Rear Shocks
• Custom CSS Variable Rear Coils
• Rear Durobumps
• Rear Medic Links
• Overland Warehouse Brake Relocation Bracket
• 4crawler 1.5" Body Lift
• Spidertrax 1.25" Wheel Spacers (rear only)
• FJ Cruiser Wheels- Black
• LT255/80/17 BFG MT KM2's

Armor/Reinforcement

• Demello 3-Hoop Winch Front Bumper
• 4x4 Labs Rear Bumper
• RCI Full Skids
• DMZ Fab Motor Mount Gussets
• Total Chaos Spindle Gussets
• Total Chaos Coil Tower Gussets
• Total Chaos Cam Tabs
• the_josh Rear Lower Arm Mounts
• the_josh Heimed Lower Arms
• Shrockworks Sliders
• Kurtfab Diff Bracket

Outfitting

• Engo 10k Winch
• Viking Synthetic 5/16" Winch Line w/ Safety Thimble
• Baja Rack
• MaxTrax
• Dirty Parts Dual Battery Kit
• Custom Rear Drawers
• ARB Zero 63 Fridge on DFG Tilt Slide
• Odyssey 1500TH (Aux)
• Toyota Truestart (Main)
• 48" Hi Lift
• 10gal Frontrunner Footwell Water Tank
• Danchel 6.5x10' Awning

Lighting

• 40" Rigid E2
• LightForce Blitz 240's- 75w HID Conversion
  

Communications and Navigation

• Kenwood TM-D710A
• Diamond NR770HB 2m/70cm Antenna
• Diamond K400 Hatch Mount
• Garmin inReach SE
• iPad on RAM seat mount

Some Action Shots.

Death Valley

Las Padres



Pismo at Night



Big Bear

Mojave

Reserved 2

Reserved 3

Reserved 4

Excellent Built!!

You know I have to ask...what's next?

Well since you ask....

1. HDPE (basically the plastic cutting boards are made of, but thicker) skid plates to place over the stock ones
2. New Lower Control Arms in the Rear (its only a matter of time before I bend one of mine)
3. Reinforced front diff backet (its a weak point on our vehicles and if you wheel them hard for years they can break, which causes $2k+ in damage)
4. Dif Drop Kit (to take away a little stress on the CV's)
5. HAM Radio/APRS Tracker
6. Replacing the roof lights with the larger Hella 700FF's (8.5" compared to the current 6")
7. Duel Battery and a Fridge
8. Maybe a 1/2" body lift, so I stop rubbing the top of the fenders under full compression
9. Internal Winch Mount in the Front Bumper
10. Who knows.....

Sick!!!!!!

Blair, always liked your setup man. There's nothing like seeing a 4Runner being tooled on the driveway - parts all spread out... etc. Hey I'm probably an hour or two south of you in Murrieta and once I get my off-road gear going I'd love to wheel, learn, and tool with you.

I like, certainly has developed. Im more of a "do it right" the first time and not constantly spend more and more money until you get what you really want; however, with mods its really hard.

I like though! How many miles do you have on it? Is it your DD?

Thanks man! It is coming along slowly...

Wrenching in the driveway is definitely the only way to do it! Feel free to join in wheeling whenever, even if you do not have recovery gear, tools etc.. I should have more than enough. You have 4wd and a CB, so are basically good to go in my book. Any idea what type of wheeling interests you? Rocks, fast stuff etc..

Thanks man. I am definitely all for "do it right the first time" (as in not needing to upgrade later, not in that I do it all at once) as well and have done a pretty good job on that thus far on my vehicle. The only exception has been the lift/suspension. The spacers have always been a temperary thing and when I decided to upgrade to coilovers, I definitely did that right the first time. It was just hard to justify buying $1400 coilovers when I did not know what type of wheeling I would be doing/ how much weight I would be carrying/ how often they would be used hence why I played around with various spacers first. I wish I could do everything at once, but I definitely would not want to be the one paying that bill.

And yes, it is my DD. I have a little over 35,000 miles on it.

Very nice build, thanks for sharing!

Thats one sweet ride! I love what you have done with it.

Smart thinking with the reserved posts too!