toyotafiberglass- hi clearance 4Runner
#61
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the lower black is a rock chip protect paint
stock powertrain except ARB rear + 2" OME springs and duel t-cases
front is stock IFS the the moment , (see the jack leveling the front)
Owner wants to 3 link the front ... when and where , we dont know .. we were only contracted to do the body on this job
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front is stock IFS the the moment , (see the jack leveling the front)
Owner wants to 3 link the front ... when and where , we dont know .. we were only contracted to do the body on this job
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#67
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yep ..
we have the 4runner in the compound already .. well actually we just sent it over to a local tow companys shop , for a kids charity . crime stoppers is building a toyota and wanted some front end parts , so I donated the front end + some other pieces to the kids ...
soon as I get the runner back , we are going to start with stock 1/4r replacements .. then we're going to be building some hi-clearance 1/4rs to match our fronts .. keep an eye out for those !!
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#69
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best to push the front ahead 1.5" and 39.5's will fit in the hole with no lift , but suspension travel (depending on what) there would be some interferance .. so then some lift would be necessary ..
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Last edited by slacker; May 21, 2011 at 03:55 PM.
#70
with firewall modifications on the original tub , you can run 36" tires with NO lift easily ... with a flexy suspension .
best to push the front ahead 1.5" and 39.5's will fit in the hole with no lift , but suspension travel (depending on what) there would be some interferance .. so then some lift would be necessary ...
best to push the front ahead 1.5" and 39.5's will fit in the hole with no lift , but suspension travel (depending on what) there would be some interferance .. so then some lift would be necessary ...
#72
Absolutely sick work, no question about it. You have seriously peaked my interest on the idea of fiberglass fenders... I have been planning (long haul) on just cutting the crap out of mine and welding in my own patch style flare fenders just to keep it solid looking without the gaudy glued on plastic flare effect so I can stick some overweight rubber on my 94 runner.
Again nice work and I will make sure to keep my eyes out for future builds from you in the future. Impressive stuff man.
Again nice work and I will make sure to keep my eyes out for future builds from you in the future. Impressive stuff man.
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we are looking for a distributor in your neck of the woods .. know of any companies that might be interested ?








