03 Forester to 07 4Runner Sport

EHNWI

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Hello all!

I have been lurking for a little bit over the forum and decided to introduce myself as a soon to be convert from my Forester to a 4Runner.

Before I make any decisions to purchase, I need to know if there is anything I should particularly look out for when looking at a 4th Gen 4Runner.

Currently, I have my eyes on a black 2007 Sport Edition with a little over 80,000 miles on it. V6, 4WD. I am going to look at it this week and test drive.

Here is a small example of what type of situations the vehicle and I will end up in together.

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Holy cow, what a picture!!

You will be very happy with a 4Runner if that's the type of stuff you're getting into. 80k on the V6 is just about getting broken in.
 
Holy cow, what a picture!!

You will be very happy with a 4Runner if that's the type of stuff you're getting into. 80k on the V6 is just about getting broken in.

Thank you. I think the 4Runner and I will get along great. I've been hearing that even at high mileage they are very reliable. This is good news. I have 175k on my Forester and it hasn't had any major issues.

My goal would be to basically emulate the build that Dawg4Runner has done. It looks like it could get me into and out of some hard to reach places.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/136692-dawg4runners-build.html
 
Hello all!

I have been lurking for a little bit over the forum and decided to introduce myself as a soon to be convert from my Forester to a 4Runner.

Before I make any decisions to purchase, I need to know if there is anything I should particularly look out for when looking at a 4th Gen 4Runner.

Currently, I have my eyes on a black 2007 Sport Edition with a little over 80,000 miles on it. V6, 4WD. I am going to look at it this week and test drive.

Here is a small example of what type of situations the vehicle and I will end up in together.

9908058284_8992ee8884_b.jpg

welcome! i went from a 99 outback limited to the 04 V6 4WD. let me say that a 4 cyl boxer at 280k to a torquey v6 was a huge step up. i find that my 4runner performs just as well in the snow as my subaru did, but youll soon realize that the 4runner sucks money out of your wallet way more than a subaru ever would! once you buy yours, stay off T4R, its a scam set up by toytec, shrockworks, CBI, and the like!
 
Thank you. I think the 4Runner and I will get along great. I've been hearing that even at high mileage they are very reliable. This is good news. I have 175k on my Forester and it hasn't had any major issues.

My goal would be to basically emulate the build that Dawg4Runner has done. It looks like it could get me into and out of some hard to reach places.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/136692-dawg4runners-build.html

Welcome ENHWI. Thanks for checking out my build thread. Modding is fun but taking the 4Runner out and using the mods is even more fun!:D Good luck with your search and the build.
 
I have to agree with everyone here and thats coming from a fellow Scooby enthusiast. The jump to a 4runner is gonna be great for your situation. I will say be ready for your MPGs to drop a bit but for the FUN to rise. The 4Runner by far has to be one of the most versatile vehicles on the planet. You will not regret it..
 
Welcome ENHWI. Thanks for checking out my build thread. Modding is fun but taking the 4Runner out and using the mods is even more fun!:D Good luck with your search and the build.

Thanks for the welcome! Love your rig!

Thanks everyone else for the warm welcome. Can't wait to start my own build thread!
 
I did it! She's mine! 2007 Sport 4WD with 101,000.

Had to drive 3 hours to get it but it was all worth it.


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Looks good and a tad less miles than my 07! What are your plans?

Thanks!

My plans are to take a direction like Dawg4Runner has with his 08 build. I don't want to copy it completely, but I think he seems to have a pretty capable rig that looks great.
 

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