2008 sport edition 4WD mods.... HELP

[zu13]

This is my truck now....






What else do you guys think i should do to it? i have a rough budget of a college kid so we cant go to expensive, just trying to add something. It feels like its missing something i dont know what though :/

So please any suggestions would be great!

THANK YOU

 

[Mr. Banks]

Re:

Since you are working on a budget, (good on you) Daystar or Cornfed spacer lift kit and/or wheel spacers.
2007 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition Lift

That site, along with this forum will have a lot of answers for your questions. Also, Interior LED light swap. That is a cheap and easy mod. Hope this gets you started

 

[deedst4r]

First thing it looks in need of is a lift. Looking at your mods it seems like a PA/CB set up might be a good idea too. I did it as the first mod to mine and love it!

 

[momo.75]

It is looking really good right now.!...:banana:

I am pretty much on a budget as well. I went with the Daystar, 2.5/1.5 spacer lift and just went up a size on my tires. Even with the stock tires it will look better, then you can up-size when yours wear out. I would also add some Spidertrax wheel spacers to help give it a wider stance. You could also black out your headlights. That is something you can easily do yourself.

I just made a thread on my truck. I would put mine in the category of budget builds, so it might give you some ideas.

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/113207-momo-75s-03-sport-4-7l-v8-build.html

 

[blue4run]

Looks pretty good as is. But if your thinking of a lift the Daystar or FJ spring swap, you can get 4 coils springs for $70 to $100. Thing is are you going to do the work, or have a shop do it? I got FJ coils and Bilstein shocks installed by a shop for the same price as a 4-wheel shop doing a Daystar kit and installation.
So I got a pretty new set of FJ coils, New shocks, More lift, Same price.
Something to think about.