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Low and Slow. 00 Runner that will eventually be worthy. (pic heavy)
Well I figured it was about time to document my 4runner. Nothing crazy but it's slowly transforming to something I can be proud of.
2000 4runner 5spd Sport 4wd 225k miles.
Purchased for $3900 bone stock.
Current Mod List:
Suspension:
Toytec 3" lift
883 front coils
890 rear coils
OME shocks
Front diff drop kit
Pan hard drop bracket
Toytec adjustable upper control arms
new lower ball joints
16x8 D-window steelies from 4 wheel parts
285/75/16 off brand mudders
1.25" wheel spacers
Brakes:
Adam's rotors double slot
Power stop pads
new drums/shoes
stainless braid brake lines all around (extended rear)
new fluid
Body armor/offroad equip:
Trail gear rock sliders w/ custom gussets
Addicted-Offroad plate front bumper
Addicted-Offroad rear bumper
hitch mounted D-ring
Warn M8000-S winch
ARB on-board air w/ ARB single compressor
ARB rear air locker
Yakima roofrack w/ extention and spare tire mount
36" roof mounted light bar
18" bumper mounted light bar
Maintenance:
Timing belt/water pump/T-stat
All ACC belts
fuel filter
air filter
plugs
wires
1 coil pack (corroded where wire connects)
brakes
new clutch
new rear o2 sensor
all fluids
Odds and Ends:
Diff breather extension w/ new higher flow breather
Pioneer NEX-4100 double din w/back up cam and apple car play
power antenna on a switch (to retract when on the trail)
color matched cargo-caddy w/ spares/recovery gear/tools
WeatherTech rain guards
WeatherTech Trunk liner
clear corners
Clear/Amber LED blinkers
Magnaflow muffler
(edited just so the first picture wasn't old brake shoes)
NEW EDIT!
How she sits now now::
Started with brakes front and rear (adam's rotors) as the rear shoes were smoked.
Then it was straight to the upgrades.
toytec 3" lift
OME shocks
adjustable upper control arms
pan hard drop bracket
extended steel braided brake lines
diff drop kit
ARB air locker in the rear with compressor and on board air kit (no pics of that)
Then on to tires and wheels.
16x8 steelies with 285/75/16 cheapie mudders
$600 for 5 tires mounted and balanced
Yakima road warrior roof rack with extension and spare tire mount
Clear corners
Clear blinkers
Noise maker, good sound but not too loud:
Trip to pismo beach went swimmingly, almost. Sand storm right as we were setting up tents prevented us from camping so we rented a beach house.
Girls and their selfies.. Get outta the way!!
did a trip to sierra national forest and didn't get any pics except this one:
Then came tahoe. snow wheeling in virgin powder, reeeeaaaalll fun:
Fabbed up some nice gussets outta 3/16 mild steel. The sliders didn't seem strong enough by themselves.
VERY STRONG NOW!!
Decided to do a clutch while it was on the rack. Along with all fluids and rear diff service. ARB was taking a long time to lock up. Turns out the o-rings failed and the air line was full of oil. Got some new ones in there and works like a charm now.
Went to visit a friend in Portland OR, hit up browns camp for some guns and wheeling.
thats it for now!
Last edited by damnthemansam; 08-16-2015 at 01:41 PM.
Hey awesome truck man! I have a 99 limited and I was looking into almost the exact same upgrades as you. If you wouldn't mind sharing, how much was the toytec lift. And were the rims and tires only 600?
Hey awesome truck man! I have a 99 limited and I was looking into almost the exact same upgrades as you. If you wouldn't mind sharing, how much was the toytec lift. And were the rims and tires only 600?
tires were $600 mounted and balanced, wheels were like $60-$70 each
lift was around $1600 with all brake lines, diff drop kit and pan hard extension.
Nice! And everything's been good to you? No problems with anything?
Clutch would smell pretty bad when slipped on the trail or towing my boat, arb o-ring failed but not catastrophic, locker solenoid leaks occasionally, but other than that not a problem in the world. I need to take out and brake more stuff for an excuse to upgrade more components but she never ceases to amazing every time I test her.
Went to Hollister this weekend, waiting for Scotty from Addicted Offroad to get back from Moab so he can build me some bumpers... I definitely needed them this weekend. Had to use my spare tire to get out of a hole. That ditch took me about 45 mins to get through. Really fun day.
My bumpers showed up today, after 8 miserable weeks of being completely left out of the loop. Thanks to Scotty from Addicted Off-road for putting up with my constant emails. A little more communication would have been appreciated but they are here and they are purty.
Also have a Warn M8000 w/ synthetic rope to accompany these bad larrys.
01-16-2015, 12:02 PM
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