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Im looking at these same wheels.. but they have 33*12.5 in tires i need a left first of all before geting them

Id personally go right first. Haha. Just messin with you. They should fit with out a lift and only minor trimming. Lift as much as necessary, as little as possible.

Just added TG Rock Sliders and Aisan manual hubs. Don't buy Alpine speakers - worst I have ever heard. Have to replace em all now.

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Bummer about the alpines. Ive always had nothing but good luck with them.

Truck looks good! Lets see some action shots
 
My boys and my 91 T4R on Old Stage Coach Rd. out of Colorado Springs.
 

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Here's my new project 90 4runner i got for 2k. I want to keep it fairly simple, small lift, front bumper w/lights, skid plates, maybe some other stuff. If anyone has any websites for parts please let me know. Thanks
 

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Looks like a good start!

What kind of parts are you looking for? Check out trailgear, addicted off road, 4xinnovations, budbuilt, and LC engineering to name a few..

Try google too.

Welcome to the forum!
 
Parts suppliers

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Here's my new project 90 4runner i got for 2k. I want to keep it fairly simple, small lift, front bumper w/lights, skid plates, maybe some other stuff. If anyone has any websites for parts please let me know. Thanks

In addition to the ones Hyde mentioned, also try Rocky-Road, Northwest Offroad, AllPro Offroad, and 4by4Connection. Looks like you've got a good rig to start with--have fun! Oh yeah--welcome!
 
Hey Thanks guys, those sites are pretty good. Not completely sure what im gonna do yet, i need to find a good mechanic to check out my motor and other things before i start making her pretty.
 
Good plan

Hey Thanks guys, those sites are pretty good. Not completely sure what im gonna do yet, i need to find a good mechanic to check out my motor and other things before i start making her pretty.

Smart man! Take care of the serious stuff underneath first--the "pretty" things can wait. For the small lift you mentioned, I would recommend Old Man Emu--they're another Australian outfit, affiliated with ARB, and make top-notch stuff. No need for longer brake lines, etc. Enjoy!
 
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I thought I would introduce myself. I am Matt and this is my 94 4runner. It has BJ's Spacers up front and 2" coil spacers out back. Skyjacker shocks. Tires are 31" retreads. Lockright Locker going in this week.

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We have a place here in nashville called nadhville tire recappers. They are retreads I bought from them. Cost me $105 each installed and balancedthey ride good even at 70mph. But this isnt my daily driver and we have a newer car for road trips.
 
Girfriend's 4runner

Sadly not my own truck, but as the main mechanic on it I thought I'd post it anyways.
 

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moundsvilleman Please add a description for the red one - lift, tire size, type of roof rack etc
 
locking hub conversion, tinted windows, vent visors, running boards, fast wheels, brush guard, stickers.... did i win?
 
You both won! Four days and three nights at the Motel Six in central Siberia--must use before Feb. 1, airfare not included. Rental sleds available (if not buried).
 

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