What is YotaTechs nicest 86-89 4Runner?? Post the best!!
Feb 17, 2009 | 11:00 AM
#262
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I still have that top haha. it's not as nice as it was, i cut out part of the back so I could put it on over the roll bar.
Feb 21, 2009 | 11:37 AM
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From: Rapid City SD
I am so glad you tuck those fugly fender flares off.
Mar 19, 2009 | 06:33 PM
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From: PDX
alot of really nice 1st gen 'runners in this thread, here's mine
poor wretch, it was about to be put down when I got it
Aug '08 at Dishpan Springs in Big Bear, CA
Sept '08 Yosemite, CA
stretching out its legs at Rausch Creek, PA
and a recent one after the OMEs and Billie 5150s got tossed on - just got a used set of Bushwacker Cutouts with stock front fenders to put on (Hanneman fenders just don't fit quite right, though I may keep them on if the cutouts look good on the rear)
1988 4Runner
3.0L 7MGE Supra engine swap
Port & Polish on the cyl head with ARP head studs used on reassembly
MSD 6A Ignition and MSD 8mm wires
2.5" mandrel bent exhaust
stainless Flowmaster Delta 50 muffler
home-fab front bumper
home-fab rear bumper with receiver
home-fab lower control arm brace
home-fab extended rear shackles
home-fab idler arm brace
OME Dakar rear leafs
Marlin Crawler U-Bolt flip kit
Rear Bilstein 5150 rem reservoir w/ 11.5" stroke
Toyota LSD front differential swap from an '83 Celica Supra
4.56:1 V6 center sections front and rear w/ 32x11.5x15 BFG A/T KO tires on alloy rims
Marlin HD W56 trans
Hannemann front fenders
"Turbo Coupe" hood vents
110,000 candlepower driving lights (aircraft spot beams)
rear driving lights wired for use as reverse lights
SR5 gauge cluster (tach, oil press, voltage), added engine vacuum gauge
Cherokee CM-10+ CB peaked (10w), tuned, and able to transmit on 10M, 11M, 12M bands (CB is 26.965 MHz -> 27.405 MHz, I have 23.815 MHz -> 30.555 MHz)
Yaesu FT-2800 2meter 65W Ham radio (135MHz - 173MHz)
'89 Celica All-Trac Turbo seats
built stout to be able to drive to the trail make it home every time
poor wretch, it was about to be put down when I got it
Aug '08 at Dishpan Springs in Big Bear, CA
Sept '08 Yosemite, CA
stretching out its legs at Rausch Creek, PA
and a recent one after the OMEs and Billie 5150s got tossed on - just got a used set of Bushwacker Cutouts with stock front fenders to put on (Hanneman fenders just don't fit quite right, though I may keep them on if the cutouts look good on the rear)
1988 4Runner
3.0L 7MGE Supra engine swap
Port & Polish on the cyl head with ARP head studs used on reassembly
MSD 6A Ignition and MSD 8mm wires
2.5" mandrel bent exhaust
stainless Flowmaster Delta 50 muffler
home-fab front bumper
home-fab rear bumper with receiver
home-fab lower control arm brace
home-fab extended rear shackles
home-fab idler arm brace
OME Dakar rear leafs
Marlin Crawler U-Bolt flip kit
Rear Bilstein 5150 rem reservoir w/ 11.5" stroke
Toyota LSD front differential swap from an '83 Celica Supra
4.56:1 V6 center sections front and rear w/ 32x11.5x15 BFG A/T KO tires on alloy rims
Marlin HD W56 trans
Hannemann front fenders
"Turbo Coupe" hood vents
110,000 candlepower driving lights (aircraft spot beams)
rear driving lights wired for use as reverse lights
SR5 gauge cluster (tach, oil press, voltage), added engine vacuum gauge
Cherokee CM-10+ CB peaked (10w), tuned, and able to transmit on 10M, 11M, 12M bands (CB is 26.965 MHz -> 27.405 MHz, I have 23.815 MHz -> 30.555 MHz)
Yaesu FT-2800 2meter 65W Ham radio (135MHz - 173MHz)
'89 Celica All-Trac Turbo seats
built stout to be able to drive to the trail make it home every time
Last edited by corax; Mar 19, 2009 at 06:35 PM.
Sep 21, 2009 | 04:30 PM
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From: Las Vegas
Sep 21, 2009 | 05:17 PM
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wow, some excellent trucks here. really nice work everyone. here's my contribution to keepin' 4runners alive. it got a wheel detail today. and half a wax job. (this side only)
six mos later, i've changed the look of the grille, wheels, put some blackout taillight covers on, stripped some moldings...it's shaping up.
six mos later, i've changed the look of the grille, wheels, put some blackout taillight covers on, stripped some moldings...it's shaping up.
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Sep 21, 2009 | 07:00 PM
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From: Lehi, UT
Mine
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Jan 25, 2010 | 03:19 PM
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What fender flares are those? Looks like they fit really well.
Anyway here's mine.
Day of purchase.
After some suspension stuff and an upgrade or two.
How it is now. I did have a great bikini top on it but everytime I went somewhere it freaking rained on me so I sold it and put the hard top back on. I like it like this better.
Yes I know this isn't the nicest 4runner out there but it's the nicest one I've owned so far.
Anyway here's mine.
Day of purchase.
After some suspension stuff and an upgrade or two.
How it is now. I did have a great bikini top on it but everytime I went somewhere it freaking rained on me so I sold it and put the hard top back on. I like it like this better.
Yes I know this isn't the nicest 4runner out there but it's the nicest one I've owned so far.
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Jan 25, 2010 | 04:02 PM
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From: San Jose ,Ca
Jan 25, 2010 | 04:20 PM
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From: Charles Town, WV
This is an older pic, all I could find at the moment. It was right after the SAS so it's tall here. I've since pulled leaves and the rest have broken in a bit.
