Looks awesome!

 

Thanks for sharing

Thats a really nice color you picked, just a shame you'll hardly ever see it. You'll need more lift so you can show off the oil pan

 

Thanks for the comments. The only way you can see any of the color is through the wheel wells or if your underneath it. The skid plate hides the oil pan from the front.

 

Looks great man. I'm diggin the plum crazy purple on the block.

 

Great job!! Super clean and organize. NOW.... build a 3.4 like that for future swap!!Ha ha more power!!!!!

 

Im actually exploring swap options already. Still trying to decide between a 2JZ or a 5VZ. I wasnt expecting a whole lot of power out of the 3VZ but it will do what it was built for. Its really not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. It is definately not a 426HP chassis twister like my last engine build though.

 

WOW!! Nice... yea the 2jz a 2.7?? If so definetly a great alternative. I love the 2.7 myself. And you could find one for probalbly $1000 with accesories wiring, ecu. Ive always liked the supra turbo swaps as well.

By the way the only mopars i like is the old stuff, Ive always wanted a cuda gtx coronet etc...

But for the 3.0 yours is super clean and id drive the hell out of it!!Haha!!

 

Some pics with the other set of tires and wheels

 

Haven't seen a set of those done in black, or just never noticed them. Doesn't look bad but I'm wanting some kind of contrast, just not sure what

 

future contrast will be mud and dirt! Working on a winch plate tied directly to the frame rails and support. It will also tie in with the brush guard. When finished, That will get the blackout treatment also

 

Are those the stock rims painted black?

 

Yep....factory alloys just painted black. Decided to just use paint rather than powder coat them. Its much easier to touch up paint when they get dinged and scratched on the trails.