90 4runner SAS W/37's
02-03-2006, 10:52 AM
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90 4runner SAS W/37's
Here is my 90 4runner with a fresh SAS. I was having alot of trouble figuring out if I should us coils in the rear but in the end I decided to ditch em and go with chevies. I started this project the weekend before christmas and just finished it last sunday. I still need bump stops, need to route ARB lines and bumpstops.
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02-03-2006, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 85badger
My idea of the perfect IFS
i like the 37s, i'm running 35s and a 2inch body lift(leftover from the initial lift to fit 33s) with my SAS and theres way too much room over the tires. I'm taking out the body lift and might have to upgrade to that size. Looks great. Looks like you have some fender trimming in your future though.
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02-03-2006, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 85badger
Here is my 90 4runner with a fresh SAS. I was having alot of trouble figuring out if I should us coils in the rear but in the end I decided to ditch em and go with chevies. I started this project the weekend before christmas and just finished it last sunday. I still need bump stops, need to route ARB lines and bumpstops.
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As of now......including the price of the rig, I have less than $6 in it. I guess this is my version of a budget build up.
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As of now......including the price of the rig, I have less than $6 in it. I guess this is my version of a budget build up.
YEAH BITCH! NICE!!!
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02-04-2006, 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by NCSU-4runner
i like the 37s, i'm running 35s and a 2inch body lift(leftover from the initial lift to fit 33s) with my SAS and theres way too much room over the tires. I'm taking out the body lift and might have to upgrade to that size. Looks great. Looks like you have some fender trimming in your future though.
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02-04-2006, 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted by rocket
Nice! I wonder what your neighbors think?
I gave up caring what the neighbors thought along time ago...........Besides I was the first to build here, so the can kiss my arse!!
Here is my other rig that they have to look at constantly.
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02-05-2006, 07:29 AM
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85badger how much lift did you get from the chevies (63" I assume)? also how did you position the hangers, I mean what were your measurements and where did you measure from? and how did you mount your shocks and spring perches to the axle?
Because I have all the stuff to do this mod I just want to make sure that i do it right the first time your help is greatly appreciated!
Because I have all the stuff to do this mod I just want to make sure that i do it right the first time your help is greatly appreciated!
02-06-2006, 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by joebruva25
85badger how much lift did you get from the chevies (63" I assume)? also how did you position the hangers, I mean what were your measurements and where did you measure from? and how did you mount your shocks and spring perches to the axle?
Because I have all the stuff to do this mod I just want to make sure that i do it right the first time your help is greatly appreciated!
Because I have all the stuff to do this mod I just want to make sure that i do it right the first time your help is greatly appreciated!
Well the chevy's (63") really didn't give me much lift at all. To get the rear to match the front's hieght I had to put 3" blocks between the axle and the springs. Not the best solution but I'm hoping the front will settle so I can take out the blocks or get shorter ones. Measurements........for some reason there isn't a very good place to measure from to mount the front spring hanger (rear springs) I actually measured 1" forward from the little drain holes in the bottom of the frame. I'll take some pics of the shock hanger and perches that we fabbed up. I'll post them tommorow.
02-07-2006, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by yotaman
Nice rig!
Are your wheels 15x8's? If they are what backspace are they? Do you have a front picture.
Are your wheels 15x8's? If they are what backspace are they? Do you have a front picture.
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Originally Posted by Robinhood150
How long are the rear shocks and can we get some pics showing how much they're angled in at the top?
The shocks 1999 F-350 Rear Shocks all 4 corners.....$21ea w/lifetime wty. Not sure how long they are but they are very long extended.
Here is a side shot, you can see the angle of the front shock.
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