looking for Long Travel 96 4Runner pics
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looking for Long Travel 96 4Runner pics
A few months ago i saw some pictures of a Bright Red 96 4Runner 4x4. The front sheet metal had been removed, and a custom long travel suspension had been built. I have searched and searched to find those pictures, and more details on that truck, but have been unable to find anything.
Anyone know where i might find more info on this truck?
Steve
Anyone know where i might find more info on this truck?
Steve
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I know the exact Runner you are talking about. It was sitting outside a shop. There was a massive prerunner bar on the front with tube frame around the engine. It seems like it was posted on a weekend because I saved a bunch of the pictures on my home computer. I see if I can read the name of the company on the windshield later.
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Originally Posted by Nolan
That's the one! Thanks, do you know who's truck this is? or if there are any more pics of it?
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OMG look how far outboard the wheels are from the body!
I bet that much travel would snap the CVs in stock position on the first jump.
I bet that much travel would snap the CVs in stock position on the first jump.
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Originally Posted by MTL_4runner
OMG look how far outboard the wheels are from the body!
I bet that much travel would snap the CVs in stock position on the first jump.
I bet that much travel would snap the CVs in stock position on the first jump.
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I have been looking for Long-Travel kits for my Runner and every kit that provides more than 13in you cann't run the 4wd, because your CVs will be ripped off. Maybe he has them limited or something , just my experiance with long-travel kits.
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Originally Posted by RedRunner_87
I have been looking for Long-Travel kits for my Runner and every kit that provides more than 13in you cann't run the 4wd, because your CVs will be ripped off. Maybe he has them limited or something , just my experiance with long-travel kits.
The longer the CV axles, the more travel you can get without destroying them.
It is just simple geometry.
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I've got 14" of travel with tundra axles......
Dok-Tech Motorsports
10199 RIVERFORD RD STE F
LAKESIDE, CA
92040-2722
Phone: 619-258-8766
Dok-Tech Motorsports
10199 RIVERFORD RD STE F
LAKESIDE, CA
92040-2722
Phone: 619-258-8766
Last edited by BruceTS; 03-04-2004 at 07:17 PM.
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Originally Posted by BruceTS
With the Total Chaos Long Travel kit your front is 7" wider and the Tundra axle is 3.5" longer than stock
I much prefer IFS to SAS anyday!!!
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Originally Posted by MTL_4runner
That 4runner is running much longer axles than stock....hence the wheels 2 ft outside the wheelwells.
The longer the CV axles, the more travel you can get without destroying them.
It is just simple geometry.
The longer the CV axles, the more travel you can get without destroying them.
It is just simple geometry.
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Did anyone notice the 2nd gen in the 19" travel kit has the 4.7 V-8 in it. I had found that truck on the Race-Desert web site in the readers rides, but no info on it except it had a 4.7.