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Originally Posted by bamachem
If you look closely, you can see that they trimmed down a sport hood, then cut a hole in the stocker and laid the sport hood on top.
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that is correct...we got a 3rd gen hood with scoop from a aftermarket body parts dealer, cut out the scoop, cut a hole in the 2nd hood, used body panel adhesive to attach the scoop, and used bondo to finish it off.
the scoop insert we had to get from the dealer...cost more then the hood costed me.
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Originally Posted by Cebby
How much body lift are you running on the truck and grey 4Runner so the stock hood can be used?
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the grey 4runner is 2" body lift. red one is stock height with the scoop. the 93 truck already had body lift (can't remember what height) and like a 6" suspension lift, so the engine sat in there nicely.
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Originally Posted by fiveofeen
hey post up a pic of those 3 piece wheels, damn i gotta keep telling myself over and over "i have a car for speed, leave the truck alone"
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I'll get some pics when I'm down at the shop again. they are just stocker 15x7(might even be 6.5), not crazy deep dish lip or anything. my friend did find some SSR 15x9or10 6lug on ebay, it had a very wide lip. looked very nice but I missed the auction.