El Cheapo 4Runner build

Nice! I like the Methonds. I have been looking at the Camburg setup as well. A little out of my price range for now. Don't forget to weld the alignment tabs.
 
Nice! I like the Methonds. I have been looking at the Camburg setup as well. A little out of my price range for now. Don't forget to weld the alignment tabs.

Do they pop out of adjustment??


Thanks to Nic and Francis Andrew for the re****ed quick powder coating service! Also picked up an XRC8 winch with synthetic line from Big Country Customs. ;)

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We could be REALLY good friends if you lived a little closer. I see a few toys in your tool collection that I don't have yet.
 
Ok. Make with the updates. You've had plenty of time to do some really cool stuff. I want some pictures.
 
Picked up an Espar heater from a friend, these are commonly used in rigs and boats to heat without having the motor running. I figured it would be mint for winter camping in the 4runner. ;)

The heater and location I picked:



The fuel tank and bits to make it run:



Cut a hole:



This is the intake and exhaust on the bottom of the heater:



Tank installed



Exhaust tucked up for travel, it all pops out when its heater time



These things crank an unreal amount of heat, and use a tiny amount of fuel and 12v power. Unfortunately i had the wrong fuel pump for it and it was way too rich and wouldn't fire at the whipsaw elevation. I now have the right pump and can't wait to use it. ;)
 
A few updates....

BCC got me some shocks for the front



Everything Installed



Tacoma fiberglass fenders



outboarded rear shocks for now



And time to lose the old chinese man colour











 
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awesome! do you have anything in mind that you might do next for your rig :) I think a hood scoop would make it complete
 
awesome! do you have anything in mind that you might do next for your rig :) I think a hood scoop would make it complete

This one still has a ways to go, roof rack, RTT, steering upgrade, I need to get the tundra diff installed, 1UZ, manual tranny, and redo the entire rear suspension to keep up with the front. Then it will be where I want it.

I would like the factory hood scoop. ;)
 
Paint, glass & LT is looking good man. I like those fenders a lot. Main reason for going with Camburg over TC? Boxed arms is my guess. Did the 4Runner side markers not fit in the new fenders? I have always wondered if they would work with Tacoma glass. Looks like you have Tacoma markers in there.

This one still has a ways to go, roof rack, RTT, steering upgrade, I need to get the tundra diff installed, 1UZ, manual tranny, and redo the entire rear suspension to keep up with the front. Then it will be where I want it.

I would like the factory hood scoop. ;)


Tundra axle? I know that Tacomas often use them to outboard shocks like you did and widen the rear stance when widening the front with LT.
 
Paint, glass & LT is looking good man. I like those fenders a lot. Main reason for going with Camburg over TC? Boxed arms is my guess. Did the 4Runner side markers not fit in the new fenders? I have always wondered if they would work with Tacoma glass. Looks like you have Tacoma markers in there.




Tundra axle? I know that Tacomas often use them to outboard shocks like you did and widen the rear stance when widening the front with LT.

Thanks, Main reason for Camburg, uniballs instead of bushings, price, and boxed arms.

I actually got the wrong fenders, they are for 97-99 tacomas, apparently they make a 96-97 fender too, I think the early ones would have fit better and possibly used the stock corner lights.

Tundra front diff with a 9" ring gear, I had it narrowed to fit.



 

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