my 99 4runner bagged

jretz

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this is a resent pic but it will be laying frame within a month, o and it will be tucking 22"
 

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Haha that's crazy.. you should get some clear corners & signal lens though. Unless you like the orange look...
 
ya i want to get the clear corners and the billet grill for it probably next month after it gets out of the shop
 
not my cup of tea for a 4runner, but it's definately clean. How far up do the bags take you? Got any pics of it raised?
 
it gets pretty high. higher then stock. but when it gets out of the shop it will be laying frame and then i will only be able to clear the 22's no i don;t have any pics with it up but if i get a chance i will take some and put it up
 
OMG Dude, Why would you SLAM a 4Runner??? hahaha, must be thinking about Drifting it. Id love to see it Raised on the 22's just for laughs. Very clean though.
 
why not, everybody has there own taste and even tho i love lifted trucks and have been around them all my life i still love to see rides slammed to the ground and on top of that if you don't like all the different kinds of rides that are done then your not a true car guy like me. DRIFTING? bro you don't drift slammed rides, you drag the frame down the road. go watch a video of someone doing that trust me you'll like it
 
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Slammed!

I am into huge trucks to start with, but if I had the money, I would for sure have a ride like that. Wide 20s, thick Nittos, plastic bumpers, and possibly ground effects of some sort. A shaved roof rack, sharp rear window spoiler, smoothed rear hatch, and Satoshi grille would complete my slammed Runner. That would be my traveling truck and bike hauler. Of course with all the bling, an Alpine touch screen and ONE 12" L7 would complete the base sound; not too bad, but not too great. Low pro bump stops, 2" shorter Eibach springs, and Bilstien rear shocks and Fox coilovers for a smooth, but stiff ride.
 

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