Recent content by steezemcqueen

Your 4Runner looks different from the last time I saw it. Still trying to pinpoint what the difference is....:shrug:

They will not. Nothing for the front of an 05+ Tacoma, 03+ 4Runner, or 07+ Tundra/sequoia will fit on a 3rd gen 4Runner.

Man you guys like to argue a lot. You should try this crazy new thing called going outside and wheeling. It's way better.

I suppose you can add me to the list 1997 SR5 3.4 Turbocharged 5 Speed Marlin Tacobox with 4.7 reduction 4.88 Revolution gears ARB front and E-locker rear 315/75/16 Cooper STT Pro's

I changed it for you. Let this be your warning

Rename your thread please

Bumper is all my design but he should still have the cut files for it. Its not a simple bolt on design though as it requires a lot of cutting and welding to the frame.

Glass fenders are wider to help cover your tires due to your track width being 7 inches wider. Body lift will do non of that. Sure the glass is also a bit bigger of a wheel opening but thats not the main purpose.

I never update this anymore. Those of you that see this thing on Instagram know that it can't really be called the Rock Lobster anymore Behold the Rock Turtle

:thumb3: If you were in high range, the trans is going to work alot harder which is going to cause the fluid to get hot quick. I would say a external trans cooler is in your future

While you were wheeling prior to the light coming on, was it in 4Lo?

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I would be interested to see how long the joints and the bushings do last. I'm not trying to be negative about them but i really don't see them holding up when you compare them to some of the other brands and its just not some i would want to take a chance on failing while out in the middle of...

I like the look of the front a lot. I would move the recovery points in a little like said Whitenslow said and it might benefit from some strengthening in some key places. But from the picture, i do like it. The rear in my opinion is a little too low for my liking. I would say it needs to hug...

Props for doing it yourself. However once you build one complete, i think you will find that what other companies charge is not unfair whatsoever once you take in to account the material, labor, packing, shipping, etc etc that goes into producing them. I've seen and personally been a part of...