Mudguards = hensteeth?
Mar 13, 2018 | 09:44 AM
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Mudguards = hensteeth?
I’m new here, but trust thanks to all of you my 99 runner drives as good as she looks. Desperately searching mudguards. Removed running boards and I don’t want to tear up the side of my baby.
PT413-35966-DF (driver front)
PT413-35966-PF (passenger front)
Other than that she’s pretty squared awy any help at all or if anyone wants to sell I
would really appreciate it guys/gals.
99 Runner Limited SR5
Automatic
137,000 miles
50,000ish on new motor(
Weathertech mats
Covercraft seat covers
17” yota wheels
Pirelli scorpions verde plus 265/70R17
Tundra brake swap + braided lines
Deck Plate mod
LED’s all white except map light is red
Abbco Sway bars
pics are crap I took um fast to send to my bride not to post.
Mar 13, 2018 | 02:26 PM
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They are discontinued. Here's a thread where a guy made them with a 3-D printer. I think someone is selling them based on his pattern but I don't have time to reread the thread. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-ge...-download.html
Your 4Runner is gorgeous. I miss mine every day, It's away at college.
Your 4Runner is gorgeous. I miss mine every day, It's away at college.
Mar 13, 2018 | 08:22 PM
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Thanks
Hey I appreciate it the link and the compliment. She takes care of me the least I can do is show her some gratitude. I’m a touch OCD so it gives me an outlet for that. Without the wealth of info here none of it would have been possible. So from the bottom of my coal black heart thanks to you all.
Mar 15, 2018 | 06:05 AM
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is that a 2WD 4R?, looking pretty clean. I took the step sides off my SR5's and regretted it when I put big nobby tires on, on my limited I decided to keep the steps, trim and flaps, it really saves the paint job and the rockers, and the limited painted step sides are a little nicer fit it appears.
Mar 15, 2018 | 07:44 AM
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2wd let the ribbing commence
Yes it’s a 2wd. I drive a lot for my job with a fair amount of tools. I needed the room and the reliability that a 4runner offered. But who knows if I can’t find a mug guard solution I may slap them back on. I doubt anyone will read this far. But I was talking to a friend the other day. If someone will temporarily donate 2 mudguards. I can mold them in a day. I have the technology. Don’t know why I didn’t think about it before. We make knives, guns, skull, bricks, and any other thing your little heart desires to whatever density we decide is applicable. Drill a couple holes when it’s done and poof!!! O btw I do mechanical special effects for film and television. Rain snow fire bullet hits and car flips. Did I mention I love my job?
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