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take the 3" body lift off and get some reasonable tires and it wouldn't be half bad.
interesting how the title says one price and the lower part of the ad says a different one.
 
It is such a shame that someone would do this to a 4Runner. Especially one that is that clean and low mileage.

Well, let's think for a second. It does look nicely done. Has solid axle in front. So it is pretty tough. Has coilovers, looks like king. I'd take away the 3" body lift and put different tires, and it would probably look better and be beast. But to each is own. Not gonna lie, it is a pretty bad ass 4runner.
 
Well, let's think for a second. It does look nicely done. Has solid axle in front. So it is pretty tough. Has coilovers, looks like king. I'd take away the 3" body lift and put different tires, and it would probably look better and be beast. But to each is own. Not gonna lie, it is a pretty bad ass 4runner.


It is pretty badass but is way to big. I'm happy with my 3" lift
 
That thing has been on ebay for months, which explains the difference in prices.

Also makes you think there is something wrong, since it's not selling at that price. I'd ask more for mine.
 
take the 3" body lift off and get some reasonable tires and it wouldn't be half bad.
interesting how the title says one price and the lower part of the ad says a different one.

This 4Runner is relatively local to me so I've kept an eye on it. The title price started at $15,900 and as it lowers, the ad price stays the same.
 
I would rock it, yes its sad to see a low mileage example being modified like that but what is done is done so why not enjoy it
 
Also these tires are (sort of) popular around here as a lot of people go mudding.

The problem I see is that in VA this thing is a rolling ticket magnet if you actually try to drive it around. That's probably why he's selling it. If you ever managed to get an inspection sticker on it, the first State Trooper that pulled you over would probably impound the truck and go straight to the garage that issued the sticker and arrest them. Even mildly altered suspension is hard to get away with in VA, let alone something this drastic.
 
Well, let's think for a second. It does look nicely done. Has solid axle in front. So it is pretty tough.

39 inch meats on a D44? 35s are pushing it on a stock D44, 39s are way too big. No, there's nothing "tough" about it. That's a poser truck, built to look cool by a guy with a tiny dick who has no intention of actually using it and wouldn't know how if he did.
 
The problem I see is that in VA this thing is a rolling ticket magnet if you actually try to drive it around. That's probably why he's selling it. If you ever managed to get an inspection sticker on it, the first State Trooper that pulled you over would probably impound the truck and go straight to the garage that issued the sticker and arrest them. Even mildly altered suspension is hard to get away with in VA, let alone something this drastic.

This is something I hadn't even considered yet is beyond true. Virginia has very strict 'off road vehicle' regulations and laws. Running spacers is frowned upon and I know that running too big of spacers with too wide of a wheel will land you with a ticket. That and laws about lift height, tire size, and even light bars. If you have a light bar, you're supposed to have a cover on it when it's not in use as well as inspection time; without the cover, you'll get a ticket and/or fail inspection if you're trying to get it inspected.
 
This is something I hadn't even considered yet is beyond true. Virginia has very strict 'off road vehicle' regulations and laws. Running spacers is frowned upon and I know that running too big of spacers with too wide of a wheel will land you with a ticket. That and laws about lift height, tire size, and even light bars. If you have a light bar, you're supposed to have a cover on it when it's not in use as well as inspection time; without the cover, you'll get a ticket and/or fail inspection if you're trying to get it inspected.

I have a good friend who does inspections (and has a lifted 1st gen 4Runner) and he's always told me there's no way they could pass a truck with a solid axle swap because of the rules for altered suspension.

I'm sure it's possible to find a shop that would do it if you looked long enough, but for me it wouldn't be worth the hassle you'll get from the State Police. I used to get pulled over all the time just for a set of Flowmasters on a Trans Am.

Direct quote from a VA State Trooper:
"If it looks good, sounds good, or runs good, in VA it's illegal!!" :usa:
 

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