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Old 01-28-2014, 08:35 PM #1
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New 4Runner Owner Here Former Tacoma Owner

so i had a 09 tacoma up until last week when it got totaled
now i just picked up a 2003 4Runner limited with 81k on odo
have many question but here is a start...
......will my king coils from my 09 tacoma work on the 4 runner?
what other parts if any are interchangeable ?
i need skids, sliders, bumpers in near future...
but for now...cv's,
timing belt and water pump i think
how hard is the timing belt to change
does the water pump need to be replaced at 90k also?
what else should be done?
i am planning on doing the vvvv
rear diff breather mod?
im looking to go 33's and lift it?
i also have a slight belt chirp i will have to look into.....
let the fun begin.....
any tips or advise is welcome......

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your kings will fit, the front ends are identical. UCA's etc. will fit too. Get some 33s'. Use the kings for front lift. You will need 3" to clear 33's.

Get a rear coil spring lift. OME is popular for added rear weight. Check out the link in my sig for 4th gen suspension stuff. 33's may rub a little on the frame and you *might* have to do a body mount chop.

The T belt is hard. I'm doing mine in the spring, hopefully with a guy from TW in PA. There are a few write ups.

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rear diff breather is stickied at the top of the offroading section.
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your kings will fit, the front ends are identical. UCA's etc. will fit too. Get some 33s'. Use the kings for front lift. You will need 3" to clear 33's.

Get a rear coil spring lift. OME is popular for added rear weight. Check out the link in my sig for 4th gen suspension stuff. 33's may rub a little on the frame and you *might* have to do a body mount chop.

The T belt is hard. I'm doing mine in the spring, hopefully with a guy from TW in PA. There are a few write ups.

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rear diff breather is stickied at the top of the offroading section.

ome is the way i want to go.....
i carry allot of junk in the truck...
planing on rear with swing out 2 (5) cans..my cbi can holder, hi lift...and a big ass cooler inside......
so i dont know if there is something better suited for my needs
i am trying to do this once......

so your saying tacoma uca's will work
what about wheel bearings and cv's, spindles
are they the same as well....
i have tons of parts and before the fire sale starts id like to know what works....

thanks for all the help.....as you might know i need it.....

the timing belt and pump...is there a average price guys have been paying at the stealership??????
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ome is the way i want to go.....
i carry allot of junk in the truck...
planing on rear with swing out 2 (5) cans..my cbi can holder, hi lift...and a big ass cooler inside......
so i dont know if there is something better suited for my needs
i am trying to do this once......

so your saying tacoma uca's will work
what about wheel bearings and cv's, spindles
are they the same as well....
i have tons of parts and before the fire sale starts id like to know what works....

thanks for all the help.....as you might know i need it.....

the timing belt and pump...is there a average price guys have been paying at the stealership??????
Yeah any time man. All that stuff will work. You're not talking lift spindles are you? Are yours gusseted or something?

Wheel bearings are the same, CVs i'm not sure but I would imagine they are. I'm not sure about the front diffs which would be the determining factor, but I would imagine they are.

Just be warned, the CBI dual swing out rear bumper is almost 2500 when all is said and done. Definitely go OME 895e's in the back and 886 in the front for all the added weight. The 895e's are like 45% stiffer than stock rate IIRC which (stock is around 180) - I guess you're new to the whole coil sprung 4 linked rear thing. Way better than leafs.

T belt is around 1k usually. Seen it as cheap as 650 and as much as 1400.
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Yeah any time man. All that stuff will work. You're not talking lift spindles are you? Are yours gusseted or something?

Wheel bearings are the same, CVs i'm not sure but I would imagine they are. I'm not sure about the front diffs which would be the determining factor, but I would imagine they are.

Just be warned, the CBI dual swing out rear bumper is almost 2500 when all is said and done. Definitely go OME 895e's in the back and 886 in the front for all the added weight. The 895e's are like 45% stiffer than stock rate IIRC which (stock is around 180) - I guess you're new to the whole coil sprung 4 linked rear thing. Way better than leafs.

T belt is around 1k usually. Seen it as cheap as 650 and as much as 1400.
nope reg spindles.....
never know when you need one....might gusset these and when i get ready to do the cv's install them....
i will just your my kings 700lb spring ext travel on the front if they will fit....
its nice to know my spare wheel bearing will work......
will have to check and see what diff is in there tho......
pretty sure i saw a hydraulic line to my shock .......
and is cbi the only one who makes one with swing out?
might have to have one fabbed that's allot of money
and whats it weigh of it........
yea coils in the rear will be a whole new adventure.....
if the front ends are the same i am like a chop shop...have whole front end out in an hour......
i also have a second set of lca's

i wonder if my skids would fit
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nope reg spindles.....
never know when you need one....might gusset these and when i get ready to do the cv's install them....
i will just your my kings 700lb spring ext travel on the front if they will fit....
its nice to know my spare wheel bearing will work......
will have to check and see what diff is in there tho......
pretty sure i saw a hydraulic line to my shock .......
and is cbi the only one who makes one with swing out?
might have to have one fabbed that's allot of money
and whats it weigh of it........
yea coils in the rear will be a whole new adventure.....
if the front ends are the same i am like a chop shop...have whole front end out in an hour......
i also have a second set of lca's

i wonder if my skids would fit
Skids won't fit, LCAs will. Rear bumper options are limited. CBI is by far the best. It's heavy. The rear is easier than the front. I can do shocks in 10 mins a side, springs in 20

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pretty sure i saw a hydraulic line to my shock .......
KILL IT WITH FIRE. That is XREAS, cross linked fp and rd and rp and fd shocks. You have to eliminate the whole system or do the two linked shocks together. search around for more info but don't just throw the kings on without replacing rear shocks too. I'd pair OME shocks & springs.
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Skids won't fit, LCAs will. Rear bumper options are limited. CBI is by far the best. It's heavy. The rear is easier than the front. I can do shocks in 10 mins a side, springs in 20



KILL IT WITH FIRE. That is XREAS, cross linked fp and rd and rp and fd shocks. You have to eliminate the whole system or do the two linked shocks together. search around for more info but don't just throw the kings on without replacing rear shocks too. I'd pair OME shocks & springs.
are you saying sell the kings and go full OME ?

ok so skids go for sale
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are you saying sell the kings and go full OME ?

ok so skids go for sale
Sorry should have clarified. Keep the kings for the front, I would go OME springs in back paired with their shocks. IF you have extra cash to blow, fox makes nice remote resi shocks, icon and radflo are also good to look at. Not totally sure how some of these bigger name kits go with rear weight. I know OME springs are the stiffest available, but I am not sure what shock is best to pair them with for comfort. I can't imagine a fox or icon wouldn't do the trick. Bilstein 5160's are a cheaper remote resi, not sure how aggressive their dampening is though.
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So i need to add some 12v outlets
Where is everyone putting theirs
Also need new bluetooth radio
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So i need to add some 12v outlets
Where is everyone putting theirs
Also need new bluetooth radio
Check out @gshadow325 's outlet mod, it's pretty cool. Start posting up in the 4th gen section, people are less incline to read over here, especially when the forum is running like it has been
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So i need to add some 12v outlets
Where is everyone putting theirs
Also need new bluetooth radio
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Check out @gshadow325 's outlet mod, it's pretty cool. Start posting up in the 4th gen section, people are less incline to read over here, especially when the forum is running like it has been
you rang? click on the link in the sig, as you read the thread, you should see link for my DIY/MODS link....its in there, since you have a 03...lots of my mods should apply to you...cluster on all the time, 12v socket in door, underhood lighting, etc

Also welcome to T4R...go vote for zopperman for t4r of the month...he needs like 2000 more votes to win or else he is the first loser LoL!!!
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you rang? click on the link in the sig, as you read the thread, you should see link for my DIY/MODS link....its in there, since you have a 03...lots of my mods should apply to you...cluster on all the time, 12v socket in door, underhood lighting, etc



Also welcome to T4R...go vote for zopperman for t4r of the month...he needs like 2000 more votes to win or else he is the first loser LoL!!!
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