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11-18-2005, 11:20 AM
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4th Gen, New Pics
Long time Nissan owner, but glad I bought a Toyota. Been good to me during a couple hunting seasons so far.
3"/2" Cornfed lift
265/70/17 Yoks
home made diamond front "skid plate"
3"/2" Cornfed lift
265/70/17 Yoks
home made diamond front "skid plate"
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11-18-2005, 12:02 PM
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looks good, is that skid plate more for looks or is it strong as well? and is this your first vehicle that you are gonna wheel?
and Welcome, be prebared to empty your wallet
and Welcome, be prebared to empty your wallet
11-18-2005, 12:09 PM
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Since I hunt alot and don't hit rocky or 3+ trails, more to help keep the sticks and limbs out of the upper radiator when I go hunting. The 4 Runner has done a great job in rutted and muddy trails where I had a tough time in my Frontier w/ just open front and LSD rear, 3" lift and 32" tires.
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Forgot to mention, not my first money pit...
Had Suzuki Samauri 87' w/ 3" Trailmasterlift, F/R LocRights running 32" tires when living in NorCal and it ran some fun trails near S Lk Tahoe.
Then had the Frontier. 1998, V6 4WD, 3" Calmini Lift, ARB front bumper, 32" ProComps. I did the lift (A-arm/torsion bar/rear blocks) myself over 14 hours.. w/ hand tools. The Cornfed 4Runner lift was much easier! Any lift you do yourself creates much more satisfaction.
Had Suzuki Samauri 87' w/ 3" Trailmasterlift, F/R LocRights running 32" tires when living in NorCal and it ran some fun trails near S Lk Tahoe.
Then had the Frontier. 1998, V6 4WD, 3" Calmini Lift, ARB front bumper, 32" ProComps. I did the lift (A-arm/torsion bar/rear blocks) myself over 14 hours.. w/ hand tools. The Cornfed 4Runner lift was much easier! Any lift you do yourself creates much more satisfaction.
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11-19-2005, 01:48 AM
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Landon, it's an '03. I took off the running boards since one got bent up when I was hunting this last archery season. Next mod, some sliders or the ARB/winch when one is produced.
Thanks for all the comments.
Todd
Thanks for all the comments.
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11-19-2005, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Landon_Toast
ARB/winch should be coming out in the next couple of months (january/febuary) or atleast thats what theyve told me the last 2 times ive emailed them
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