We can work something out. But I would need to get a friend to "lend" me his T4R so my "secret shop" can build a bumper exactly as you need it. If you want we can figure something out. PM me so I can give you my email.
Thanks for bringing life back to the post. I had that truck for almost 3 years, but I had to sell it because I had to put some fresh cash into my company. I've been driving a KTM Duke 390 for the past 2 years now. Can't wait to have a 4Runner again!!
Thanks!
Accoding to the guy that installed it the airbags will work, as a matter of fact, he has pictures of a frontal colition were the airbags worked as they were supposed to...
I took the measurements from the bottom of the rims to the fender, this way I will always be able to compare how the suspension is holding up not minding about the tire usage or air pressure...
I understand that thats the first reading of the lift, I will measure them again in a week because the springs should "settle down" in that time. I already purchased the Total Chaos UCAs. Im going to Miami in May to pick them up.
Ill try to find the part numbers tomorrow, I still have the boxes...
Ill try to post them tomorrow!!
The Maxxis are great, they behaved amazing with 10 lbs of presure on the dunes last week, I have a friend that has had them for over 35,000 miles and they are still good for off roading (not mud). The only con I can find is that they buzz a little when you go...
The reason is that the chasis is very low, thats the lowest I can go without modifying it, and I wouldn't dare cutting it... Honestly it was not my idea to cut the bumper in that direction, but I thought it looked pretty cool once the guys handed it to me...
Hahaha, dont worry, I haven't pattented it yet! Hahaha
I put the hole in the center because I didnt wanted to reduce the intake of cold air to the radiator...
You are right, I thought your referred to the gap of my bumper between the bumper and the lights...
Im going to tell, but im sure you wont believe me! hahaha
For each bumper (front and rear) im paying US$ 535, and for each Skid (1/4 inch aluminum) im paying US$ 179. :clap2:
There is a gap of about 1/4 of an inch between the head light and the bumper because there is always a little movement between the chassis and the bodywork, if the bumper touches the headlights or anything else, it will definitely break it...