Body Lifted And Snorkeled Pics!!
Nov 25, 2003 | 04:20 PM
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From: Tempe, Arizona
Re: Re: Hijack
Originally posted by 44Runner
Thanks man, just don't let Steve hear you say that, it might burst his abnormally large bubble. I actually tried to get a black one when I bought it, but my options came down to a black one that was an auto, or my green one that was a manual. At that point the color stopped mattering, I have never driven an automatic and didn't plan to start. The green grew on me quickly and I am kinda glad I got it. Everything I put on it is black so if the truck was too it would just be a big black blob.
The total snorkel project is in the 300 buck neighborhood.
Thanks man, just don't let Steve hear you say that, it might burst his abnormally large bubble. I actually tried to get a black one when I bought it, but my options came down to a black one that was an auto, or my green one that was a manual. At that point the color stopped mattering, I have never driven an automatic and didn't plan to start. The green grew on me quickly and I am kinda glad I got it. Everything I put on it is black so if the truck was too it would just be a big black blob.
The total snorkel project is in the 300 buck neighborhood.
Nov 25, 2003 | 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by RTdawgs
everything looks great except the tail lights
everything looks great except the tail lights
Nov 25, 2003 | 05:01 PM
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Originally posted by sschaefer3
Mike @ Xtreeme had tail lights like that. After a few months of us telling him to put the stock ones back on, he got the 2001-2002 tail lights.
Mike @ Xtreeme had tail lights like that. After a few months of us telling him to put the stock ones back on, he got the 2001-2002 tail lights.
anyway, awesome looking 4runner. i really like it. well, save the tail lights of course haha. good work.
Nov 25, 2003 | 06:43 PM
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thanks for the kinds words guys! I know I know the tailights suck, the more I see em, the more I hate em, but oh well. Makes it different.
The gap sucks, but it allows me to reach my hand in and flip the spool in/out lever. also, the bracket was for a stock bumper and not the TJM. or at least I couldn't figure out how it would work w/ the TJM. I'm not too worried about it...
The gap sucks, but it allows me to reach my hand in and flip the spool in/out lever. also, the bracket was for a stock bumper and not the TJM. or at least I couldn't figure out how it would work w/ the TJM. I'm not too worried about it...
Nov 25, 2003 | 09:25 PM
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Re: Re: Re: Hijack
Originally posted by sschaefer3
Dave your 4Runner is totally cool. It's awsome. The biggest and badest 3rd Gen without a doubt. Looks great !
Dave your 4Runner is totally cool. It's awsome. The biggest and badest 3rd Gen without a doubt. Looks great !
Nov 26, 2003 | 05:21 AM
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Nice work! Looks great. Hey, on a scale of 1 - 10, 10 being a big pain, how hard was the RB install?
I will be going with a RB B lift in the next couple weeks, and I just want to prepare myself. I was thinking 1.5 inches.
My only reason for the RB lift is to aid in the install of headers, looks, and slightly better app/dep angles.
Let me know. Thanks man!
I will be going with a RB B lift in the next couple weeks, and I just want to prepare myself. I was thinking 1.5 inches.
My only reason for the RB lift is to aid in the install of headers, looks, and slightly better app/dep angles.
Let me know. Thanks man!
Nov 26, 2003 | 11:35 AM
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If you have a hi-lift, or a lift like it(cheapie "farm tool") then the lift should take an afternoon. I give it a 4. real simple, only took me so long because I was trying to take the wrong bolts off!:pat:
Nov 28, 2003 | 01:07 PM
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Originally posted by <96 Runner>
Nice work! Looks great. Hey, on a scale of 1 - 10, 10 being a big pain, how hard was the RB install?
I will be going with a RB B lift in the next couple weeks, and I just want to prepare myself. I was thinking 1.5 inches.
My only reason for the RB lift is to aid in the install of headers, looks, and slightly better app/dep angles.
Let me know. Thanks man!
Nice work! Looks great. Hey, on a scale of 1 - 10, 10 being a big pain, how hard was the RB install?
I will be going with a RB B lift in the next couple weeks, and I just want to prepare myself. I was thinking 1.5 inches.
My only reason for the RB lift is to aid in the install of headers, looks, and slightly better app/dep angles.
Let me know. Thanks man!
I would say the body lift is about a 5 for the difficulty factor and only because of the time involved, at least for me. I was hesitant to do it at first, but reassured by the guy that helped me that it was pretty simple. It is very straight forward, just a bit time consuming, but with the proper tools and the right lifts/jacks, really pretty easy. You can read about my body lift install on my web site. We finished in less than 3 hours.
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