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Hey guy what's up? I'm orginally from toyota-4runner.org I stop going on toyota forums because me and my dad switched cars. He took my prelude and I took his 4Runner. He needed the Prelude because his job was far.
Anyways back to my 4Runner. I have 1995 Toyota 4Runner SR5. It has 81,xxx orignal miles one it. It's a 2wd. Everything is stock except for a 12 inch kicker sub, amp, excedio head unit. My future upgrades are k&n replacement filter, sway bar bushings, rear springs (1.0" - 1.5" lift)
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Anyways back to my 4Runner. I have 1995 Toyota 4Runner SR5. It has 81,xxx orignal miles one it. It's a 2wd. Everything is stock except for a 12 inch kicker sub, amp, excedio head unit. My future upgrades are k&n replacement filter, sway bar bushings, rear springs (1.0" - 1.5" lift)
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Welcome from a fellow 4x4 Wannabe
Welcome... I also was cursed with a 4x4 mind in a 4x2's body! However, I'm slowly making the change to become as close to a 4x4 as I can be. It's OK to admit what you are... there are others like yourself.
(my neighbor and I have the same truck... same year, everything! Mine just looks a little different. I don't think he likes me so I had to sneak this shot in at 6:30am on the way to work. This is basically a before and after of my Runner )
Just know what you want to do to your truck and slowly (or quickly if you're loaded) make your way there. Just a note... the hobby of "modding" your vehicle is a tad more expensive than say... golfing. But it's quite rewarding when you drive up next to a stock runner and the people's jaws drop to the floor.
Wlecome to our crew. Why don't you start off with a REALLY cheap mod... get a YotaTech.com sticker for your rig!
(my neighbor and I have the same truck... same year, everything! Mine just looks a little different. I don't think he likes me so I had to sneak this shot in at 6:30am on the way to work. This is basically a before and after of my Runner )
Just know what you want to do to your truck and slowly (or quickly if you're loaded) make your way there. Just a note... the hobby of "modding" your vehicle is a tad more expensive than say... golfing. But it's quite rewarding when you drive up next to a stock runner and the people's jaws drop to the floor.
Wlecome to our crew. Why don't you start off with a REALLY cheap mod... get a YotaTech.com sticker for your rig!
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thnx guys! yea the previous owner who owned the 4runner didn't drive it that much. yea i know it's a 2wd but i love it. im in the city most of the time. no offroad spots around here. when i want to have fun i go to pismo beach in my dad's 2003 Chev. Silverado 1500HD Crew Cab. or i take my mom's 92' 4Runner 4x4.
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by the way i have a question. are there any write-ups on doing a ground-wire upgrade for 95 4Runner? im really not familiar with toyotas. im use to working on my ol' prelude. i want to upgrade ground wires because my linterior lights are weak when my sub is on. i also plan on gettine an optima red top.
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Originally Posted by MarkieMark
by the way i have a question. are there any write-ups on doing a ground-wire upgrade for 95 4Runner? im really not familiar with toyotas. im use to working on my ol' prelude. i want to upgrade ground wires because my linterior lights are weak when my sub is on. i also plan on gettine an optima red top.
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Your truck looks great. I have the same one (1995). From the image, it looks like you slapped on '96 wheels. Did these just bolt on? Or did you have to do some modding. I was told that these would only fit onto a '96-00 4runner only. Is this true?
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Originally Posted by ihearttoyotas
Your truck looks great. I have the same one (1995). From the image, it looks like you slapped on '96 wheels. Did these just bolt on? Or did you have to do some modding. I was told that these would only fit onto a '96-00 4runner only. Is this true?
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