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ADH8796
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^^ show offyou still going to Disney for January wheeling?
Haha! Yeah you coming? Or are you still being a girl and making excuses about spending too much money to go see the game?
JWaldz
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lol.. I'm trying to save money for my rear bumper. This game is gonna dig into that fund so I wont have much to spend after. Plus, I already got TICKETS!!
I'll be there in February for the superlift n0ob run for sure
FoneRunner
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Hepar
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That's a great first photo. That is a MEAN angle.
Jon
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Those are 35's right? Then by the look of you're rear tuck, there's no way to fit 37's under a runner w/o extreme "cutting /welding". Question being...... I'm good for cutting and welding but where do You foresee problem areas and what gears to go with, 5.30+? Looks bada$$ dude!
ADH8796
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Yes they are 35's. You can fit 37's with lots of lift or lots of cutting. Problem areas are going to be firewall and the front of the rear fender near the door. However unless you plan on doing a SFA I would not recommend going any larger than 37's. Even running 35's is a lot of pressure on the IFS but 37's is just too much in my opinion. Gearing is all preference. If you have a 5 spd I'd recommend something seriously low and re-gear the transfer case. If you have an automatic trans I'd say you cold run 5.29's and be happy.
4Runner8
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also dont forget jon you could throw on a 2" BL to help out a lot. i even think they make a 3" BL for 3rd gens but have never seen anyone run bigger then 2" 37's can be done a lot easier on a 3rd gen then you think but as ADH8796 said it can be a lot of stress on front ifs. if i had a 3rd gen i'd probably try it. haha
Crimsonnation
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Muchas Gracias Senor!
KAILUAZ
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Well last night we picked up a one owner (the guy is 83 years old) 99 Limited with 77,797 miles. This sucker is sweet, although it has rust on the passenger rear roof right at the roof rack which needs to get fixed asap. Also no locker, but thats fixable down the road when the mods start.
Other than that its super clean.
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Other than that its super clean.
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fightman80
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Weird place to have rust! The rest of the body is clean??? Looks like a nice rig man!
KAILUAZ
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Yes the rest is fine. The headliner is even clean with no signs of water damage. The previous owner might have kept it in the garage.
fattirerider
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haha I ride my bike on the trail thats rights next to the tracks all the time.
Nice shot!
Jon
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She's back on the road/trails
Both sways are removed now and obviously moved the spare. And also tore out the carpet and Herculined the floors http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/79374-wanna-herculine-interior-heres-some-pics.html
No more spare dragging ass, just diff
Some video action YouTube - Bawlzdeep sandy hill climb
Both sways are removed now and obviously moved the spare. And also tore out the carpet and Herculined the floors http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/79374-wanna-herculine-interior-heres-some-pics.html
No more spare dragging ass, just diff
Some video action YouTube - Bawlzdeep sandy hill climb
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