New to the Toyota world

[RowdyRunner]

Sorry if this is in the wrong format as I am new to online forums and this is my first thread. I'm am now the owner of a 1989 Toyota 4Runner SR-5 and I'm looking for sources for upgraded parts. Where can I find parts sources? I'm used to the likes of LMC truck and Year One for GM/Ford/Dodge but am having a hard time finding stuff for 4Runners. I've found Marlin Crawler stuff and Low Range Off Road but not really anything else. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[KidVermicious]

What are you looking for, bumpers and such? Check out Trail-Gear, Addicted Offroad, 4xInnovations, CBI Offroad, Sky's Fabrication, I'm probably missing a couple.

 

[RowdyRunner]

Thank you for the information. I'm looking for all kinds of stuff. Body parts, interior, bumpers, performance upgrades and just about everything in between. I'm just new to Toyotas and just don't know what's good or bad.

 

[markaidan]

Thank you for the information. I'm looking for all kinds of stuff. Body parts, interior, bumpers, performance upgrades and just about everything in between. I'm just new to Toyotas and just don't know what's good or bad.

Welcome to the forum! :thumb:

You can use the advanced search function (at the top of the page) to enter anything you want to learn about. If it's been purchased, broken, fixed or modified, you will find it somewhere on this forum.

Congrats on your new purchase and keep us posted on your modifications.

 

[Back_Draft445]

Thank you for the information. I'm looking for all kinds of stuff. Body parts, interior, bumpers, performance upgrades and just about everything in between. I'm just new to Toyotas and just don't know what's good or bad.

Welcome!

Check out THIS for factory parts and body pieces. As far as aftermarket bumpers, and offroad upgrades check out Trail Gear. For performance, its best to look into a motor swap lol. The 22RE and 3.0 are decent, reliable motors but lack in the performance department. As a wise man one told me "there is no replacement for displacement". I've put a lot of money into rebuilding my 22RE by boring the cylinders, shaving the head, cam, header, and countless other parts but did not really see much gains. Depending on how long its been since your truck has had a tune up you might see some gains by doing that.

 

[Speedy Gomez]

:welcome: to T4R.ORG!