i will keep this post updated as i build

1986 toyota 4runner

front axle/suspention
-84 4runner axle
-sky front gusset
-pipe cap armor
-5.29 gears with solid pinion spacer
-full detroit
-TG crossover steering
-fj 80 vented brake rotors
-backing plate elininator
-30 spline longs with hub gears
-1.5in wheel spacers
-RUF
-sky boomerang shackles

rear axle

-86 runner axle
-sky disc brackets
-monte carlo calipers
-gmc 1500 brake rotors
-SS lines
-5.29 gears
-welded carrier
-pipe armor
-TG 3in springs
-TG 5in shackles

engine and driveline

-stock 22re
-stock w56
-deul stock 2.28 cases with TG adapter
-square tube front driveshaft
-poop pipe rear shaft


-37in goodyear wrangler MT/Rs
-15x10 american racing rims with a 3.75in bs
-TG sliders
-full exo
-bobbed 11in
-half doors
-85 pickup rear gate
-sr5 gauge cluster
-sr5 bucket seats









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no longer going to SAS the pickup. after allot of thinking i decided i really wanted a 1st gen 4-runner.



it needs some loving but its got a 22-re with a 5-spd

it needs a clutch real bad and it has a oil leak that needs to be addressed. the frame is solid but flaky and it needs a lot of sheet metal.

cant wait to start building.

 

Good luck. Take lots of pics

 

Sweet old 4Runner! Removeable top to boot.

With a little TLC it will be areally nice rig.

 

Very nice!

 

good luck with all that rust.

 

thanks im going to need it

 

i dig it

 

Looks good For up here.
Where in Mass. are you?

 

Nice, Have Fun!
I wish I had a 1str gen to work on.
That removable top.
Clean it up, she will be one sweet rig!

 

Looks like a lot of rust....have fun!!

 

just outside of boston in tewksbury

if you ever wanna go wheeling just pm me or join up on
www.ne4roc.org/forum

 

aren't they all...? either way, that's alot of rust

 

Nice, I love first gens.

Robb

 

Nope, just 1st gens. had the removeable top.

 

Nice find-gotta love new england vehicles!

 

looking good nothing a little tlc cant take care of. i am assuming it is an 85 or an 86 due to the grill.

 

ya its a 86 but i have everything i need except shocks and a d-shaft to SAS it so it will soon be easly mistaken for a 85

 

nice, take your time and do it right.

 

i plan on it. first things first though i need to

wire brush the frame and por-15 it, replace the timing chain (205,000 miles and its never been done) replace the crank seal, and put in a new clutch.

then its time

 

well it looks a little diffrent now

cleaned up the entire frame






and rebuilt and installed my axle







the rear will sit a little higher once i correct my shackle angle(right now they are almost flat against the frame)

still alot to do though.

clutch
brake lines
fuel lines
move steering box
install gears
measure and order shocks/D-shafts
cut fenders
patch rear quarter
and alot more that im not thinking of right now