picture of my finished 4runner

slipknoter106

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here it is!!!

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Looks sweet! Maybe it could use a little boost in the rear though? Looks a little saggy. I'm digging that bumper. I'd like to get one of those bars on mine one day.
 
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Looking good. How did you plumb the snorkel from the drivers side? the way the picture is taken, that snorkel looks like it is photoshopped on there. Must be the lighting.
Post a WTB in the classifieds for taller coils maybe. Always some for sale on there.
 
Idk my father put the snorkal on. Oh sweet only 131 bux for new coils and shocks. Looks like I need to use amazon more often... awh. I Like the running boards lol
 
Looks good !
Leave the running boards on and the rear end looks fine unless you plan to thrash it on some rocks.
 
shes looking damn fine!
If it were my truck, I would remove the RB's and fix that saggin ass, but hey man the progress youve made so far is definitely impressive!
Before i totalled my 05, i debated a long time on keeping or removing the running boards (even almost bought a color matched/ lighted set off a limited). I liked them because they are convenient places to stand and piss off of when you are offroad, esp here where there is alot of mud and water.
I liked them for that, and oneday whilst under the truck i noticed one was bent (no rocks here to thrash on) and decided then that they needed to go.
im 6'3 and more legs than torso, so stepping into either 4r (the 87 is higher than the 05 was) hasnt an issue.
I would address that ass, and atleast then your boards will have a little more clearance than now, which will be helpful if you want to keep them an actually wheel some.

ps-can we get an underhood shot, that snorkel is boggeling me.
 
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shes looking damn fine!
If it were my truck, I would remove the RB's and fix that saggin ass, but hey man the progress youve made so far is definitely impressive!
Before i totalled my 05, i debated a long time on keeping or removing the running boards (even almost bought a color matched/ lighted set off a limited). I liked them because they are convenient places to stand and piss off of when you are offroad, esp here where there is alot of mud and water.
I liked them for that, and oneday whilst under the truck i noticed one was bent (no rocks here to thrash on) and decided then that they needed to go.
im 6'3 and more legs than torso, so stepping into either 4r (the 87 is higher than the 05 was) hasnt an issue.
I would address that ass, and atleast then your boards will have a little more clearance than now, which will be helpful if you want to keep them an actually wheel some.

ps-can we get an underhood shot, that snorkel is boggeling me.


Haha roger that, the way my father has it connected to the air box you can't even tell its hooked up. It's connected to the bottom of the air box. There parts were missing when I bought it so he ended up rigging it with what we had so its hard to explain but you'll see when I take pictures.ill get the ass fixed when I get some more money but it'll be a few months. Took me a lil while to save for the accessories I have on it now. I have a total of 965 dollars on the bumper snorkal wheels and tires and.it was 55 for bumper to be put on and another 50 for wheels and tires mounted. I'm going to put my psp and 2 xboxs on CL to sell to get some extra money. Hopefully ill have enough todo the coils and shocks. I would take the running boards off but I don't have anywhere to store them here on post.

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