Half Bumper and front Frame Options

[CenCalifoothill15]

looks good man.... just need skids!

fresh coat of black too?

 

[arizona4runner]

Arizonan's!!!

[MENTION=118295]macwhite25[/MENTION] and [MENTION=71420]masphx[/MENTION] I just noticed that you guys are in AZ! I have my lovely 4Runner and live in the Northwest corner of Phx! Im going to NAU next year and I would love to meet up with either of you guys and maybe wheel a little bit and check out each others rigs at some point in time! Let me know!

 

[macwhite25]

Ya its what he said, but the i have coil lift front and back then the spacers are there so im pretty sure its 3 inch

 

[jeff88]

Is that a raccoon on your roof? lol

 

[macwhite25]

[MENTION=99886]jeff88[/MENTION] haha im an avid predator hunter so i zip tied some coyote tails to my roof rack to flap in the wind! lol

 

[Asaspades93]

Made some progress! managed to snap the blinker lights taking off the bumper! i got a lil anxious! going to get the gutter guard and wiring for the light soon. any tips? what do u guys think?

I think there is some confusion on this, you are running a 3 inch leveling suspension kit and no body lift correct? From your pic of the front I only see the stock bushing, the pictures arent great but check post 114 on this page http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-suspension-wheels-tires/163429-fs-3rd-gen-large-body-lifts-8.html
thats what my bumper looked like with the plastic removed and the brackets drilled for an inch and a half bl, which you can see ( the grey pucks)
I think you have a coil spacer front lift and longer coils in the rear. take a few pics to clear this up?
All else said, I think it looks good with the gutter guard and hopefully you get your hands on a skid soon, maybe someone with a taco has an old one

 

[macwhite25]

@Asapades93 Your spot on, it is the 3inch leveling suspension kit. longer coils in the back and a coil spacer in the front. Thanx much. I like the look! just want to add some d-ring mounts.

 

[natesbox]

Curious if you had to remove any crash supports to do this. I'm looking for more clearance up front, but don't want to sacrifice safety as I bring my kids with me from time to time. I've seen what happens when a car crashes without the front crash support and it ain't pretty.