4runner_kid
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Thank's i'm going as fast as i can working 2 job's.
My 1992 Toyota 4Runner "Slow build"
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Thank's i'm going as fast as i can working 2 job's.
4runner_kid
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Here more picture's for an update.
New Sealed Power Lifters
Lifters installed
Factory Cam installed
New Sealed Power Lifters
Lifters installed
Factory Cam installed
RockinRunner
New member
Looking good bro. I like the build. Just picked up a '90 v6 Auto 4x4 Friday night. Looking for ideas, really thinking about an auto to mani swap 
Skullduggery
New member
I love it, I just picked up a 92 as well, watching what you are doing very close as I may have to follow allong as well.
Keep up the good work, we are all watching and waiting...
By the way, do you have a remote lock/unlock key switch for the 92? I see them advertized on eBay, but not sure they will work.
Thanks
Randy
Keep up the good work, we are all watching and waiting...
By the way, do you have a remote lock/unlock key switch for the 92? I see them advertized on eBay, but not sure they will work.
Thanks
Randy
Here more picture's for an update.
New Sealed Power Lifters
Lifters installed
Factory Cam installed
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Thank's. I do not have a remote lock and unlock key for it (an extra one that is)
mpleitez
New member
sick build
Build is looking great! Just a word of advice, don't know how tight the headers are but i just had my lce headers installed and rebuilt the engine. The headers were making contact with a hard brakeline and evetually burned through it. Lucky for me it burned on on my block. I since replaced the line and wrapped the headers. There is also a gas line that runs next to those brake lines that i rerouted yesterday. Nice build cant wait to see it finished up.
Build is looking great! Just a word of advice, don't know how tight the headers are but i just had my lce headers installed and rebuilt the engine. The headers were making contact with a hard brakeline and evetually burned through it. Lucky for me it burned on on my block. I since replaced the line and wrapped the headers. There is also a gas line that runs next to those brake lines that i rerouted yesterday. Nice build cant wait to see it finished up.
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Yes, already moved those out of the way, thank's for looking out.
4runner_kid
Senior Member
More picture's for you guy's. She's about to fire up, hoping this weekend i'll get enough time to finish it.
nashville67
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wht did u use to cut the fan mount off the water pump
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Thank you so much for all the pics and details. This makes the process seem less overwhelming...Good luck!
Welcome, it's really not that bad just a lot of time.
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Off the false water pump (idler pulley)? I used a hack saw but you can use a grinder cut off wheel too.
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Flex A Lite Fan Mounted
Clearance Of The Fan Mounted And Installed
Camry MAF Vs. 4Runner MAF
Clearance Of The Fan Mounted And Installed
Camry MAF Vs. 4Runner MAF
4Running Daily
New member
Whatever happened to that 5 speed swap?
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Still sitting on my shop floor. Trying to sell it, voted against it. Like the automatic on the rocks.
4runner_kid
Senior Member
Well more of an update. I made some light tab's on the CNC and welded them to the front bumper. Here are the picture's of that. The i removed the bumper to repaint it.
Skullduggery
New member
When you cut the housing, how long were the belts? I am going to do the same and wondered what belts I should buy???
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4runner_kid
Senior Member
When you cut the housing, how long were the belts? I am going to do the same and wondered what belts I should buy???
Goodyear part number's are
4040410
17461
That's for power steering and alternator. Your stock AC belt doesn't change. Hope that helps you.
Skullduggery
New member
It does, thank you very much, saves me some time and trouble...
4runner_kid
Senior Member
If you have more question's about my build let me know.
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