It isn't too expensive for the trail gear rear disk brake conversion.. I would buy it. But right now I am saving up for other things..

 

mike looks like you need another door...


its really easy , here is a link to my install using all toyota parts.
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...nstall-191482/

1990 4x4 4runner ifs front calipers ,you can get them for around 50 i had a set laying around.
1997 tacoma 4x4 v6 front discs, cost me 85 kragen
85excab is selling the brackets. has them for 50

still need an ebrake though .i went with skys , ebrake
im still using the stock proportioning valve , have not modified it at all and alls good.

 

Eh.. gonna wait.. lol

I slammed that passenger door today and the dent popped out.. lol

I have a full set of doors i may put on in spring with another fender and just paint the whole truck and then it would be mostly straight again.

 

Despite a little carnage that 4 runner looks sick as ever!!!

 

Thanks man..

Guess i could post these up to.. why not.. ever see a 2wd try to drive up a 40" irok?

 

LOL Looks like you had to let the Runner roll forward to "Pull" the little guy up with the tire?

You have built one Seriously Monster looking Rig! Keep up the Good work!!!

 

thats awesome hahahaha man 904 your runner is a beast! i love it

 

Next step is duals i would imagine...

 

Nothing says Nor Cal like a lumber rack with an ECV sticker on it

 

O man duals will be amazing i love the look from the back how mean it looks with those 40"s jammed under there makes me want 40"s haha little big for an standard cab i think?

 

It looks awesome!!! Good Job 904!!

fyi 91_TOYOTA_4x4 the standard cab PU has the same wheel base as a 4runner.

 

^^^ I think he meant that 40" wheels will look gigantic on a std cab toyota

 

haha nah i know its the same wheelbase but standard cabs look small and with 40"s i think it would be a joke haha 36"s are good hehe

 

Wow good eye man..
Buddys truck.. bought the lumber rack used.. sticker included.. lol

 

hey mike, whatever happened to those beadlocks you were making in your college course that you took... did you actually build them?

 

Nope... wanted to but didn't have the money for the materials.

 

Lookin good mike, I have been toyin with the idea of lift. If i do then i will more than likely to the swap. solids are getting hard to find now though.

 

Nah ive seen them on craigslist recently for $200..

Just keep an eye out.

 

solids for $200? what kind of madness is this? usually they are $500, people must be getting desperate to make their sub-prime mortgage payments... jk... thats not funny... my bad. well i can tell you that a solid in south CA goes for $500 easy even in these times.

 

hahaha yeah i have been finding them for about $180-250 here.