zgensler31
Senior Member
Speaking of mtz's.... I see the little guy tires didn't last too long?
Say what?!?
Something bunk is going on... I can't see the comment I just made. I tried loading the thread on a couple different browsers and still not working. Hopefully the admins can fix it!
^Bryan - I look forward to seeing your vids! What cam/slider did you get?
Hahah, no no they did not. To be fair though, we havent really got any snow. Im sure once Jan. hits it will be mini-tires straight through until spring.
This isnt related to my build in anyway, shape, or form but being a "obsessive car enthusiast" and always having a thing for Porsche's, I couldn't NOT share this video. This guy is super unique and passionate about what he does. It definitely shows on the pieces of art that he produces. Although I do wish I could do with my Runner what he does with his 911's..... it sure would be cool to own one of every year since 1985. Some day.
Anyways, hope someone who has 30mins. to spend will enjoy this clip as much as I did (and the cinematography is phenomenal!).
http://vimeo.com/44410797#at=0
I am a noobie to this site. I just read this thread start to finish today. Beautiful rig. I have a hardcore `86 runner(dual cases, 40's,etc) and recently picked up a `98 runner. I tripped on this site while researching what could be done with these 3rd gens. I am amazed at some of the builds on here. I read yours, Ripcords, COD, and Dirtco's threads so far. A tip of my hat to you guys. I am car nut with way too many of them. lol I know the addiction/passion for vehicles. I recently started dating a beautiful woman who has a `99 2wd runner. She lives in the mountains here is SoCal. After driving hers I knew that a 3gen runner was to be my new DD/mild wheeler. The first time I got in her runner, I was like those are the worst headlights I have ever seen! lol I am not happy with mine either! I will talking with you soon about these projector setups. I like how clean your rig is. Keep it up.
Whew! What a nightmare that was.
Rickashay, the DIV code from that video file absolutely annihilated the rest of the page. I don't know this could have happened, as I thought HTML was disabled. I found a way to fix it if it happens again, too, so don't worry.
Sorry that I had to delete your post, it was the only way to fix the problem.
Go ahead and try the post again. If it doesn't work, you can always just post a link to another page instead of embedding. If you want to embed, I guess the only other option would be switching to YouTube or another video hosting website.
By the way, rickashay, I just realized... perhaps that was T4R.org's way of telling us that it doesn't like Porsches?
Oh, and I watched a 1980-something Porsche 911 burn this past summer at work, climbing a steep road in the park and just caught fire... crazy.
Hey rickashay, did you have to do any trimming with your 285s? Your 4runner looks sweet.
By the way, rickashay, I just realized... perhaps that was T4R.org's way of telling us that it doesn't like Porsches?
Oh, and I watched a 1980-something Porsche 911 burn this past summer at work, climbing a steep road in the park and just caught fire... crazy.
Hey rickashay, did you have to do any trimming with your 285s? Your 4runner looks sweet.






Hahaha well you could be right.... Yeah they aren't the most reliable vehicles, that for sure. Especially the old air cooled ones. I would actually love to get my hands on a clean 88-89 Porsche 944 Turbo as a play/track car. Even a N/A one would be cool to get and do a LS1 or 1UZ swap on... Oh pipe dreams.
Yes, both front and rear pinch welds have been trimmed. Although I could have gotten away without it I'm sure. My front mudflaps take away about 1/2" of clearance in the front and the rears could have just used proper bump stop spacing and probably wouldn't have rubbed anymore. Rub will also be largely affected by your specific wheel specs and brand/size of tire.
Thanks for the compliment!!