Recent content by Murd0c

You can still get in Eagle you just need a key for the gate.

This is my 97 Ltd on it's virgin run :cool:

you can work off a trail gear one and change it how you like? Toyota, Suzuki Samurai, and Jeep Off Road Parts

It took me 4 months to find the right runner and it was worth the wait. The 3.slow is the worst motor toyota has ever made. Just relax and wait until the right 3rd gen comes on the market rather then buying something right now. Remember good deals always come out when it gets closer to xmas...

just voted for you, nice 4Runner

meh for now nothing since this is my DD after all :p

I've had a number of toyotas already and have wheeled all over even moab in a 87 eo'd truggy a built 5yrs ago ;)

Talk to Dan at American Toyota in Albuquerque New Mexico. Say you got his name from the ih8temud website and tell him what you are looking for. He gives the best prices around and all the parts are OEM toyota. I ended up getting a water pump, timing belt and t-stat from him for $153 shipped...

I wanted to go cheap for now since I'm either going to sas it or toss in a Total Chaos suspension. For now just a 3" revtek coil spacer and 2" body lift. for 33" mtr kevlars

Well I bought this 4runner and this is it stock and a couple weeks later before I even but insurance on it. Just need to put the sliders on it

its a cake walk really. As long as you have 4wd you will have no problem. But remember the more rain we get it's less compacted so it will be softer then the road.

yes you can get around it right now. I have a couple buddys who were up there a couple weeks back. If you are looking for more easy short trails there are way more on East Harrison fsr.

those look like the 58" trail gear sliders. it says tacoma/4runner sliders but for the 3rd gen they are way to short as you can see. just picked up the 67" from trail gear and they fit perfect.

paid 600 for her and she didnt last long :jump:

If you haven't looked at it yet the Goodyear Duratrac's are really great everyday tire's but work very well off road as well. They even have the snowflake symbol on the side so they are considered a winter tire and won't need chains. And they work very good in the wet weather which we get a fair...