Swimmerboy2112's 1986 4Runner Build-Up Thread
Sep 29, 2010 | 08:41 AM
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TG IFS Eliminator = $1100 plus shipping
then you need the front axle and drivershaft: depends on whether ot not you get used or new
don't know how to weld? then it's gonna cost you.
you will also need the rear lifted as well. $500-700
my best guess is over $2500 if using used axles etc.
then you need the front axle and drivershaft: depends on whether ot not you get used or new
don't know how to weld? then it's gonna cost you.
you will also need the rear lifted as well. $500-700
my best guess is over $2500 if using used axles etc.
Last edited by xxxtreme22r; Sep 29, 2010 at 08:42 AM.
Sep 29, 2010 | 08:49 AM
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TG IFS Eliminator = $1100 plus shipping
then you need the front axle and drivershaft: depends on whether ot not you get used or new
don't know how to weld? then it's gonna cost you.
you will also need the rear lifted as well. $500-700
my best guess is over $2500 if using used axles etc.
then you need the front axle and drivershaft: depends on whether ot not you get used or new
don't know how to weld? then it's gonna cost you.
you will also need the rear lifted as well. $500-700
my best guess is over $2500 if using used axles etc.
Thanks for answering XXX
Sep 29, 2010 | 09:29 AM
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ya i thought it would be that cheap to but thats like the basics. i think when i priced everything out it was dang near 5000 bucks but my thinking is if your gonna do it why not do it right the first time
Sep 29, 2010 | 05:49 PM
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you said you dont trust your welds, i bet with practice you would.. right now im doing alot of little projects to learn how to use my welder. Im picking up a 85 sfa next week and then all i need is the kit and rear lift kit.
Sep 29, 2010 | 05:54 PM
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To everyone following this, here's my plan.
1. Sell the Camaro (I am a couple grand short of finishing school this will help me do that)
2. Sell the 4Runner (as much as i love her, i need a pickup for work)
3. Buy an early 90's Toyota Pickup (install my lift kit i bought for the 4Runner on the Pickup and use the remaining money from the Camaro to put into the Pickup)
4. Finish school & go wheeling!!!
1. Sell the Camaro (I am a couple grand short of finishing school this will help me do that)
2. Sell the 4Runner (as much as i love her, i need a pickup for work)
3. Buy an early 90's Toyota Pickup (install my lift kit i bought for the 4Runner on the Pickup and use the remaining money from the Camaro to put into the Pickup)
4. Finish school & go wheeling!!!
Sep 29, 2010 | 08:49 PM
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Sep 30, 2010 | 02:55 AM
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To everyone following this, here's my plan.
1. Sell the Camaro (I am a couple grand short of finishing school this will help me do that)
2. Sell the 4Runner (as much as i love her, i need a pickup for work)
3. Buy an early 90's Toyota Pickup (install my lift kit i bought for the 4Runner on the Pickup and use the remaining money from the Camaro to put into the Pickup)
4. Finish school & go wheeling!!!
1. Sell the Camaro (I am a couple grand short of finishing school this will help me do that)
2. Sell the 4Runner (as much as i love her, i need a pickup for work)
3. Buy an early 90's Toyota Pickup (install my lift kit i bought for the 4Runner on the Pickup and use the remaining money from the Camaro to put into the Pickup)
4. Finish school & go wheeling!!!
