sn0wrunner
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yeah i wouldnt recommend the 17's anyways. Every tire is more expensive than it would be with a 16. I'm gunna try to downsize soon.
Hey fellas...
Here is my 99 LTD 4x4 I picked up this past weekend. I had to sell my Tacoma XtraCab because the family didn't fit in there, but I think this will do just fine.
I've been lurking around here for about 3 mos. and read a lot of helpful tips.
Upgrades soon to come.
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Dude your runner is identical to mine when it was stock! Looks great!
Thanx. I've read through your build up already. It's around the same place I want to take the Runner.
Too many options to go with... :hungry:
Just picked this 98 up in trade for my SAS'd 2nd gen 4runner...I need something more family oriented and streetable. I think it will fit the bill. It needs a rear bumper and bigger tires.
Now that's a good looking ride. What lift and kind of bumper is on there? Other mods?
Looks like it's got a mild lift on it! Sweet! 233k miles? THat's in awesome shape!
Those PP springs are nice, but I think they only give a 1" lift.
Well, these are at least 2", closer to 2.5" if you ask me. Hub to fender measurement will tell the whole tale...but compare:
OME 881/906
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PP springs
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1997 with PP springs - 36.5" ground to fender at all 4 corners. About 21" hub to fender.
1999 Highlander with tall '99 coils and 1.5" rear spacers - 36" front, 37.5" rear
Both 4runners sit on 265/75R16 tires.
Pretty sure econhonda sits on 265's as well....