Stone Rhino
New member
Hello all!
Just recently purchased a 4Runner for myself, I had been hunting high and low for just the right one, and it pretty much landed in my lap!
It is a 99 4Runner Limited, with all the goodies, and only 182,000kms on the clock.
The passenger seats don't look like they have ever been sat in, super clean inside and out.
It was owned by a little old lady that used it to go from her house to the grocery store, and to church. She was meticulous on her maintenance of the thing (I work for a Toyota dealer, so I was able to get all of the records).
It came with 2 sets of tires, one set for snow, and a set of Michelin LTX tires with about 80% tread remaining.
The only things I have done so far, is to replace a few bulbs burnt out in the dash, clean the MAF, set and adjust the throttle cable and kick-down cables. Reset the EFI adaptation, and reset the fuel level horizontal calibration.
Those few things turned her from a sleepy kitten, to something of a fire-breather!
I will post some pics soon!
Planned mods for her:
Toyo MT Tires - size to be determined
Mild lift, mainly just for tire clearance (gotta be resonable-wife still wants to be able to get in the passenger seat)--leaning to OME setup
Bull Bar
Roof Rack with extensions and light bar
plus some creature comforts for the interior..
Just recently purchased a 4Runner for myself, I had been hunting high and low for just the right one, and it pretty much landed in my lap!
It is a 99 4Runner Limited, with all the goodies, and only 182,000kms on the clock.
The passenger seats don't look like they have ever been sat in, super clean inside and out.
It was owned by a little old lady that used it to go from her house to the grocery store, and to church. She was meticulous on her maintenance of the thing (I work for a Toyota dealer, so I was able to get all of the records).
It came with 2 sets of tires, one set for snow, and a set of Michelin LTX tires with about 80% tread remaining.
The only things I have done so far, is to replace a few bulbs burnt out in the dash, clean the MAF, set and adjust the throttle cable and kick-down cables. Reset the EFI adaptation, and reset the fuel level horizontal calibration.
Those few things turned her from a sleepy kitten, to something of a fire-breather!
I will post some pics soon!
Planned mods for her:
Toyo MT Tires - size to be determined
Mild lift, mainly just for tire clearance (gotta be resonable-wife still wants to be able to get in the passenger seat)--leaning to OME setup
Bull Bar
Roof Rack with extensions and light bar
plus some creature comforts for the interior..
