Bump's '90 4Runner

No progress on the 4runner has been made lol. I did pick up top shift tcase the other day. It was a good enough deal (for around my area) to pick up incase I decide to dual case this thing one day. My twin stick I just installed would be a waste then lol.

Ive been working hard to get the shop done. Getting close to being able to work out of it.

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Finally did something to the 4R. Installed a set of LEDs and relay harness. I will get them adjusted tonite to try to avoid blinding ppl lol.

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Few small updates....

Torn down a very rusty (outside only) elocker to clean up and regear to 5.29s. Just needs some black paint and gears setup now.
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Picked up some Battle Born beadlocks, some 37" Gladiators, and had the rings powdercoated. They were supposed to be red but turned out more redish orange
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Got the 4runner cleaned up yesterday. Its ready to bring in the shop for work.
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Hopefully progress will start to flow on this thing. Got a lot of work to do.
 
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4runner is in the shop and work has started....

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You can see my surplus center ram Im going to run for hydro-assist. I cut one end off and added a heim joint.
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Started modifying the house for the e-locker. Just a fine tuning on the welds and then ill start cutting and drilling
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Built a mount for my engine to hold the 3rds during rebuild
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Ive been jumping around on the 4runner. I got the e-locker to fit in the housing, but never drilled the holes for the new studs. I then jumped on getting the mounts for the hydro-assist figured out. Then before final welding, I start tackling the mounts for the new trans cooler and steering reservoir lol.

Hydro-Assist ram mocked up.
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New trans cooler and PS reservoir
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I also built a fan shroud for the trans cooler.
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Finally got it back on the road. Still a few loose ends to tie up, but its drivable.

I put some TG chromoly shafts and wheel bearing nuts on while I had it apart. I also installed some FROR ARP knuckle studs to help with the forces from the hydroassist.
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Front axle installed
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Locker harness and switches
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I changed the fuel pump just mainly because I wanted to change the rubber hose inside the tank. While I had the tank out, I made an access panel so I don't have to drop the tank again to change pump.
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Heres how it sits now. Drives way better with radial tires (first time since I built it) and selectable lockers. Just got it together last night, so im still breaking in the gears. Ready to really try it out.
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Still need to mount the new radiator overflow. I also just ordered new ujoints for the rear driveshaft and rear wheel bearings. They didn't feel the best when I was putting it back together, so they will get changed soon. After that, Im planning on building some sliders and getting the AC working.
 

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