April 2008 T4ROTM - Ulfr

Ulfr

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My 4Runner, Undanfari II

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Hey all, Ulfr is the winner of the April 2008 T4R of the Month award - congrats Ulfr! Click HERE to see all the past T4ROTM winners.

GG
03/26/08
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Well, finally, after many months of doin' this and that, it's alittle bit closer to bein' "finished".

Technicals:
3.0l TD 1kz-t engine.
4.56:1 diffrentials.
38"x15,5"x15" Mudder tires on 14" steel wheels. (On pic)
Optional 44"x18,5"x15" **** Cepek tyres on 18" widht aluminium wheels.
GPS, VHF tx, MF tx, CB tx.
Hi-lift jack, rope, and a shovel :D
Tanks for 160liters of Diesel. (plus 40 liters in cans)

Solid front axle from LC 70. RR links
Rear axle original 4link (soon to be changed)
Coils from LC 80.
Ranco shocks in front OME in rear. (soon to be changed for ranco as well)
Homemade exhaust system.

70mm (3") body lift,
120mm (4" 3/4") on chassis.
and alot of grinding from the body. ;)
Front axle moved forward c.a. 75mm (3")
Rear axle moved backwards 140mm (5" 5/8 I think)

Not the very best picture, I'm gonna put up more and better pics tonight when I come home from my workshop after fixin' my right rear shock bracket (didn't survive 5m jump...)

Soon:
Extra low gear from hilux.
Bigger fender flares.
Air lockers front and rear.
Snorkel
Intercooler
Webasto.
Better 4link suspension in rear.
Longer shocks in front.
 

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Unfortunatly, my good well beloved camera was crushed by my truck by an accident last summer, so I only got this friggin cell phone to take pictures of it.
Hopefully I'll get my sister to take better pics next weekend as we are goin' to a glacier. =)

But, I took some pictures while on my workshop earlier this evening.

Shows a little bit of the interior and maybe a little bit more of how he looks in light, I still have somethings left, like lowering the front suspension about 30mm and moving the rear axle 150mm more backwards.
I'm gonna try to get them online before I go to sleep.
 
oops..

I was tryin' my new DC/FC 44s. Needed to see what I need to get done in the rear so it'll fit nicely.
Not a great pic, but I was doin' this outside in the middle of the night in -10 degrees on celcius. (Sorry for you Fahrenheit guys, I don't have a calculator right now).
NOTE: DC on the left side of the car, 38" Mudder on the right side...
 

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Re: That's hot

cweta37 said:
That looks amazing!
good job man.
Thank you. I've spent most of last year on this friggin' ride and it still has soooo many problems I'd like to be rid of!
1: last week I ripped the steering stabilizer buffer apart.
2: Steering machine started to leak and I can barely steer the car.
3. My rear wheel bearings don't seem to last more than 278.000km. And it's only been on 38" tires for like 1 year. (before on 35s and before that on 33s) >:&
4. The joint in the rear shaft left my ride and that left me searching for another hour for my friggin shaft!

5. And also, the cd player is somewhat not working. Always when I'm drivin' off road on 80km/h or more and drive into holes or jump abit it stops playin'.
Cheap stuff! >XO!!!!
 
One daytime picture?

At a trip in August. One week of drivin' in the highlands of Iceland. This pic is taken close to Landmannalaugar.
Running 38s, IFS still on and my spare tire on top...

Will post all of the pictures on my gallery at ulfr.net later this weekend. :P
 

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Your 4Runner is so bad ass. I can't believe you are running 38s with IFS! :awais:

Have you had any problems with that besides just normal wear and tear?
 
BTLFED said:
Your 4Runner is so bad ass. I can't believe you are running 38s with IFS! :awais:

Have you had any problems with that besides just normal wear and tear?

There are few problems running 38s on IFS. If you jump too high and too long, it all hurls up. Of course, you have to check EVERYTHING in the front very regulary, joints, bearings and all that stuff. But it can last for quite a time if you take care of it well.

The other problem is steering, you don't have so much of flexibility as original. But it can "nearly" as good if you cut like hell from the firewall or just bash it with the good ol' hammer.
Be careful to remove the computer on the passenger's side before any bashing. I know of so many cases that people have bashed their ECU .....

But all beside that, it's all fun. 2" body. (You have to move the 2nd body fastening (the one under the front doors) up instead of just using normal Nylon shims. (2" thick)).

and 1-2" on frame. You can use ball joint spacers or just cut more in the front and use spacers in the rear.

Never ever ever ever even think of doin' sas with Leaf spring and converting the rear to Leaf spring.
It's just wrong.

The fenders you can get I think in america, but we also have them available here in Iceland (pretty expensive tho')

But I'm not sure about regulations outside of Iceland, we're allowed to drive on any tire size here...

I have 15" by 14" wheels for my 38" Mudder. It's okay, but probably don't need that much if it's not solely meant for snow drivin'.

Anyway, you can PM me if you want any more information. :)
 
T?@\7 said:
DAAAMN! :bigok: :biggrin2:
u guys over there go REALLY big!

You know what they say, "go big or go home." and he's not kidding around.

Ulfr,
Absolutely bad@$$ 4Runner.
 
Uneek said:
You know what they say, "go big or go home." and he's not kidding around.

Ulfr,
Absolutely bad@$$ 4Runner.

My 4Runner on 38s is like a mouse next to a elephant when you see it next to the 49s Ford/Dodge pickups...

I have a pic of that at home, Maybe I'll post it later tonight.
 
BTLFED said:
Man that is bad ass. You are making me want to come visit haha :biggrin2:

I can't wait for more pics!

Ya, quite, these 46/49" monsters are badass, tho' they are mainly the tires. Few times I've seen these monsters stuck, and usually, if it can't get out of it itself, no jeep is gonna be able to pull it out. Once we had to dig for two hours just to get one of these bas****s out! Heh.

P.S.
If you ever stay Iceland a visit be sure to gimme a call first, I'd be more than happy to guide you 'round the island. ;)
 
Ulfr said:
Ya, quite, these 46/49" monsters are badass, tho' they are mainly the tires. Few times I've seen these monsters stuck, and usually, if it can't get out of it itself, no jeep is gonna be able to pull it out. Once we had to dig for two hours just to get one of these bas****s out! Heh.

P.S.
If you ever stay Iceland a visit be sure to gimme a call first, I'd be more than happy to guide you 'round the island. ;)

That would be awesome. I need a vacation hahaha
 
BTLFED said:
That would be awesome. I need a vacation hahaha

Don't we all need one? I haven't had a vacation for years.

But back to topic, here's one of my "Yaris" next to a full size truck. lol
 

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