5th Gen 4Runner Super Charged 5.7 Tundra Swap

JasonRSG

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Hey guys!

Since we never have, who wants to talk about this 4Runner I built with a blown 5.7?!
 

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One of your guys was kind enough to give me a “tour” of the 40 when I had mine in for some work a couple months ago. That thing is nothing short of incredible!


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Should be standard engine in all 4Runners. Heck, you should be able to order the engine you want installed in your new vehicle from the manufacturer. As long as you have the coin.
 
I am curious to hear of suspension modifications needed to re-balance the chassis. Just front spring rates or more involved?
 
I'm curious how much work was involved. Assume you had to take the trans and transfer case from the Tundra/Sequoia as well? What mods to the axles were made to handle the extra power/torque?
 
One of your guys was kind enough to give me a “tour” of the 40 when I had mine in for some work a couple months ago. That thing is nothing short of incredible!


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Nice! Glad you enjoyed it! It’s a blast to have around!


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Should be standard engine in all 4Runners. Heck, you should be able to order the engine you want installed in your new vehicle from the manufacturer. As long as you have the coin.


I agree with you! Except the EPA wouldn’t agree or let it happen unfortunately…


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I am curious to hear of suspension modifications needed to re-balance the chassis. Just front spring rates or more involved?


This particular vehicle has a solid axle swap and custom suspension so nothing really has to change for the drivetrain to be installed.


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I'm curious how much work was involved. Assume you had to take the trans and transfer case from the Tundra/Sequoia as well? What mods to the axles were made to handle the extra power/torque?


This vehicle has a skid axle swap done in 2017 with high end components so they handle the powder just fine!


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So we started with a 2013 Tundra from a local auction that was hit in the ass with 110k miles on it.

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We got the Tundra in the shop and removed the:

Engine
Transmission
Transfer Case
Entire Vehicle Wiring Harness
Brake Master Cylinder
ABS Unit

Basically gutted the entire truck.

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Then, same process for the OEM drivetrain from the 4Runner.

Removed the body and Gutted the entire truck.

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