Pitpatt's "Budget Build" 3rd Gen

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Pitpatt's 1998 Toyota 4runner SR5

Well here is "Holly". This is what she looked like when I got her.

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Here is my current set-up:

Suspension-

-Toytec 3" Spacer Lift with topout spacer
-LC Coils in the rear


Wheels Tires-

-Toyota 4runner spare steelies
-255/85/16 Maxxis Bighorns

Lighting

-4 Hella 500's
-Sylvania Silverstar Ultras
-3 10" Blue Interior Lights


Outfitting-

-Toyota Inclinometer
-Coleman Roof Rack w/ light tabs
-48" Hi-Lift

Electronics-

-Yaesu FT-270
-PRO AM Ham Antenna
-Diamond K400 Trunk/Lip Mount
-Cobra 19 DX IV
-4ft. Firestik 2
-Fuse Block


Creature Comforts-

-Ducks Unlimited Seat Covers
-10" Pioneer Premier
-SPL 820 watt amplifier
-Kicker door speakers
-Budwiser tab 4WD shift knob
-5% Tint


Engine-


-Flowmaster 40 series
-NGK plugs and wires
-Deckplate mod


I call her the "budget build" because the majority of the things I have purchased on this truck have either been passed down from pops or i have gotten a deal on them.


This is how Holly sits now:

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Things to do (in the order that money allows):
Front bumper
Sliders
Locker
Satoshi
Winch
DIY Roof rack
 
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First thing I did was my Yakima rack and to get the windows tinted.

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After that I went with the Hella 500's on the front bumper

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As well as the ventshade ventvisors

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Soon after I recieved my Safari Rack

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My next purchase was my CB radio. I got the Cobra 19 DX IV. I got this because i found out that I could put this in the ash tray spot and it was cheap. I dont need anything huge and its outta the way enough

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Along with that I am running a Firestik II with a door jamb mount

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Next I got my Ham radio license (KJ4NNA) and installed a Yaesu FT-270r that was my dads old one back in the day. Im running it to a PRO AM antenna mounted on the roof

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Along with these I added some more creature comforts inside such as my DU seat covers

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And my Budwiser tap shift knob :hatsoff:

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In the past year I have added the following

Brackets on the basket to mount the Hellas, as well as a hilift mount on the yakima racks

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Toyota Inclinometer

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255/85/16 Maxxis Bighorns

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Did you replace the shocks with that lift and how is the ride thanks

I haven't replaced the shocks YET... its on the to-do list. The ride is actually very comfortable, I have had the lift for a while so i cant really remember the "factory" ride, but I am pleased with how it has turned out so far.
 
Wheels are in the process of getting painted right now, but here is a teaser! :cowboy:

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3 coats of primer, 1 coat of graphite paint, 2 more coats to go tonight!

Better pics tomorrow when its not dark out and i have my camera
 
Wow your 4Runner looks great! I really like your placement of the antenna, does it move easily out of the way of the hatch? It looks like it is a spring mount, does that cause it to whip all over while driving on the freeway?

Great job on your build.
 
Wow your 4Runner looks great! I really like your placement of the antenna, does it move easily out of the way of the hatch? It looks like it is a spring mount, does that cause it to whip all over while driving on the freeway?

Great job on your build.

Thanks! I haven't really had many issues with the antenna, except for when friends are using the hatch they forget to move it outta the way! It is spring mounted and I dont see much whip on the freeway at all actually... just kinda wiggles back there.

I used to have a tennis ball on it but my pup got bored one day so i took it off and she wont let me have it back!

Speaking of that I finally got the wheels finished and mounted back on. After 3 coats of primer and 4 coats of Duplicolor Graphite wheel paint this is the final outcome!

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