Kerby J's 2001 4Runner Build-Up Thread
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k sry guys jus couldnt get the bonnet up tonite but deff will tomorrow and i will also post some picks o the front drivetrain and suspension as well SC4Runner
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ok guys here are some more pics that were requested
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Suspension with manual hubs
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Last edited by Kerby J; 08-23-2008 at 11:16 AM.
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Looking good, but, you're probably not going to get 4" of front lift from adding a 3" + 1" ... probably more like 3" but, thats not a big deal really. Nice though.
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looks really nice but imo you should ditch some of the chrome for black like the chrome on the rims, grille, and tail lights. otherwise an amazing lookin runner nice work
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Hows the ride with the PP and spacers?
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yea like before i did the lift and put the tires on i measured everything and its now 5.5 inches higher so 4 inches of lift and the 1.5 that the tires add since they r 33's and as far as the ride its a lil bumpier than before but not as stiff for some reason like i put the 33's on before i ever did the lift and like everything was real stiff but also doing the manual hub swap might have helped out to dont know for shure since i did it all at the same time ya know
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thanx guys and yes i will have some off road pics up soon hopefully im startin college back now and will have to find the time but i will put some up though
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no prob man and the process i used was to tape it off then use 800 grit sandpaper to sand the area then paint it and then put a matte finish on it