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Old 04-26-2011, 11:38 AM
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Nice build thread! Makes me want to get out an explore in the 4runner. Have only done parts of Ocotillo Wells so far. Have ridden Rodriguez on the dual sport, but don't remember the boulders; must have done the easy routes.
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Downpipe and tail pipe added to the semi finish the Downey Header install

Open Header!


Open cat?


All the work was done by Joe Torcaso at Precision Muffler
Good guy, used to do all the exausts for Pro Trux
(760) 471-7748

$90 for a down pipe, flange and tail pipe

Suggested 2.25" all the way to the tail pipe at 2"



New down pipe, welded to header and flange added to join with the cat


Weld job


2in Tail pipe tucked in nicely


Hardly tell its there


Runs great, louder then I would like it to be, its got a magnaflow muffler, seems like all the noise is coming from the engine bay.

Doesn't sound like there are any leaks, I am hoping that when I replace the air-induction parts, maybe some header wrap, it will quiet down. If not I will add some kind of under coating to the hood. I want this thing to be quiet, if I am going to daily drive it.
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Cmayer, thanks the build is coming along slowly but fun...

the rocky sections were easy to miss...
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Okay so there were a couple o large leaks... my alum block off plate did not work..


So this is what it sounded like, video inspiration from Chef
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTPgKM_FpLA

so I made a steal one from a cookie can





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RIkx87AlMs


Drive to work was much quieter, comes off the line easier, no stumble of power and now its much more pleasant to drive... I'm happier

LC engineering Air induction tube adapters are on order so I can run the Air Induction system.

Looking forward to gears and locker.... sliders, bumpers.. then it will feel like capable rig I will be less worried to take on the trails..

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Mounted and wired power to CB...still needs antenna and cable..


mounted the Rack back on
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going to have to get one of these

http://www.survivaloutdoorgear.com/p...ts_id=54176372

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just wondering, I found a broken tail light of a toyota right under that rock. did you happen to leave it there?
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damn you found my hiding spot.. for the Geocachers..
Old 05-10-2011, 09:13 AM
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recieved thermal intake manifold gasket.. from PX3

Ordered Bikini Top from TPI!
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crappy crap crap....

U-joints bad.. surprisingly I didn't see many posts on here on how to replace them or which ones to get other other then OEM...

dealer is closed on sundays, I'll see what I can get from Napa and maybe order a OEM one from Trail Gear for a spare to keep in the rig.
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I like the idea of the CRX temp switch. I was just looking at that block drain, thinking of a better use for the hole. Have you had any issues with the switch? If not, I think I'll do the same.
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nice runner! we should get togeather and go wheeling some time!
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I have had no issues with the temp switch... well this one..

just find the standard brand short one..

I think the first one I had was longer and may have broke while installing.

wheeling sound good to me.. just need to get my son a little older to come with!
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Still going through your thread. Since your roll over til now it is looking great. Looks like you done a great job getting it back straight.

I have found that using an original Toyata Exhaust gasket works best for me. Even when putting on headers. I cant get a good seal using an off brand.

The helicoil. Been there and done that. Thats really the only draw back on these aluminum heads. It works out well though. Got to do it twice and never had any problems.

I was stationed in San Diego. How I miss it out there. I dont know where we went but there was some great places to go 4wheelin out there. Wasnt to far and we could see about the whole city.

Subscribed to your build. Looking forward to your progress.
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( wheeling sound good to me.. just need to get my son a little older to come with! )

i'm in the same boat. got a nine month old running around the house.

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nice build. what are the rear seat belts from? looking to do the same
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belts come from the same generation standard cab pick up..

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-belts-214268/
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Originally Posted by Terrys87
Still going through your thread. Since your roll over til now it is looking great. Looks like you done a great job getting it back straight.

I have found that using an original Toyata Exhaust gasket works best for me. Even when putting on headers. I cant get a good seal using an off brand.

The helicoil. Been there and done that. Thats really the only draw back on these aluminum heads. It works out well though. Got to do it twice and never had any problems.

I was stationed in San Diego. How I miss it out there. I dont know where we went but there was some great places to go 4wheelin out there. Wasnt to far and we could see about the whole city.

Subscribed to your build. Looking forward to your progress.
I'll try the remflex gasket if it leaks again.. since I already bought it.. I am thinking a new street head will fix the exhuast stud issues..

There is a ton of good stuff near SD... snow, sand and rocks... love it here
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Originally Posted by windedwalrus

i'm in the same boat. got a nine month old running around the house.
Maybe with some steroids I could get my kid to catch up... mines 7 months behind yours..

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I got the new pair valve in last week.. they sent the wrong one...

the one on the left is the OEM one, those black parts are holes...



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