Gottarunner
New member
Here's my 2001 4Runner I just bought on July 4th from the original owner. I got tired of my F-150 on a 6" lift & 35's !! I was getting 10 miles a gallon ! Iv'e been wanting a 4Runner forever, so I finally found this one on Craigslist it had 202,000 miles on it,very clean no tears on the seats never been in an accident, motor very well taken care of they used only Mobil1 oil/filter, all belts, timing & pulleys all done at 183,000 miles. New brake pads & rotors rear brake drums turned & new shoes & they just replaced the tires with Goodyear Wranglers 265/70r 16's, Picked it up for $5200.

Sitting in the backyard ready to be lifted

After getting in touch with ChildrenOfBodom "James" he was way cool in helping me out with the lift questions Thanks !! So I called Toytech ordered the lift & had them put together the front springs & shocks for me to make install easier. I went with 883 front coils and 890's for the rear

The lift was easy due to the care that the original owners. the fronts went in no problem good thing I searched the board for tips like the bottle jack trick. The rear no problem had this done in 2 hours, then off to the alignment

Now I'm searching for tires but the Bfg's All-Terrains or the Pro Comp's are both load rated E's in 265/75r16's, Pro Comps weigh 47.4 lbs & the Bfg's are 54lbs. I read that "C" rated tires are better ?? But the tires on it now are only 2 months old, so I guess I have time to decide on what for tires. Next I want to do a E-locker, tint the front windows do a trans cooler & make it trail ready for Varmint season. Oh her she sits pretty nice ! Thanks all for this great board and members !!


Sitting in the backyard ready to be lifted

After getting in touch with ChildrenOfBodom "James" he was way cool in helping me out with the lift questions Thanks !! So I called Toytech ordered the lift & had them put together the front springs & shocks for me to make install easier. I went with 883 front coils and 890's for the rear

The lift was easy due to the care that the original owners. the fronts went in no problem good thing I searched the board for tips like the bottle jack trick. The rear no problem had this done in 2 hours, then off to the alignment

Now I'm searching for tires but the Bfg's All-Terrains or the Pro Comp's are both load rated E's in 265/75r16's, Pro Comps weigh 47.4 lbs & the Bfg's are 54lbs. I read that "C" rated tires are better ?? But the tires on it now are only 2 months old, so I guess I have time to decide on what for tires. Next I want to do a E-locker, tint the front windows do a trans cooler & make it trail ready for Varmint season. Oh her she sits pretty nice ! Thanks all for this great board and members !!
