Recent content by LiebeYotas4x4

The old.... The new!!! I got the idea from Steezemcqueen's thread on fog installation here http://www.toyota-4runner.org/engines-suspension-wheels-tires-audio-accessories/33889-3rd-gen-fog-light-install.html :thumb3: :thanks:

This one is a little old, but I thought I'd share some 4 wheel drifting awesomeness with y'all :D :zoom: Heres a more recent one. :thumb:

Well, I've only been driving (legally) for about a year and a half now, but I would say they ride pretty nice with the Tundra billy's. It's not too stiff for my liking, but they aren't extremely cushy either, just how a truck should ride IMO.

Yeah, I've looked for numerous hours and I can find much of anything when it comes to off roading parks in central maine, I suppose if you were to travel about 4 hours north you could find some cool roads to go down in a matter of minutes but I think thats about it.

Dont know if it matters much now, but I ordered the Eibach springs by themselves, and paired them with Tundra 5100's with a new top hat from my local auto store, because getting the ones off the stock coil overs wasn't going to happen; they were far too rusty to re use. Assembly required some...

I just finished putting on 7.5/7.75 wrap lc coils, and I think the total difference from the 9.25's was less than half an inch...... a little disappointed, but Im guessing I still have to wait for the "break in" period to be over even though they've got 220,*** miles on em. pictures tomorrow.

Yup :heh: :cool: The obvious rake is where the replacement 7.5/7.75 wraps come in, but playin in the snow in the front yard was fun. :D :AK47:

I have 9.25 wraps on my 3rd gen, and although some may say it looks different with the stock panhard bar, it doesnt really. when I tried to re-connect it though, there was a good 1/2- 3/4 of an inch of space that needed to be moved. luckily my dad and I had a pipe-like clamp thing that we used...