1997 4Runner 4wd build

[alec]

Picked this thing up stock three years ago
3.4 v6 4WD manual with 256xxx miles
not sure what category this thing fits in
It ain’t much but here it is

Front end
Bilstein 5100/OME 883
Total chaos spindle gussets
Icon UCA

Rear
Front range rear adjustable arms upper and lower
Front range adjustable track bar
eibach springs
Eimkeith pan hard correction
Bilstein 5100


Other
ARB on board air
McNeil fenders
Kmc beadlocks
BFG muds
PRP quick release
Front range twin sticks
Corbeau seats
trail gear sliders

 

[alec]

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[Orbot]

Nice

 

[96f-u250]

How long have those Icon delta joints lasted for you?

 

[alec]

How long have those Icon delta joints lasted for you?

I’ve had em on for 3 years, no issues yet. Planning to get rid of em soon.

 

[96f-u250]

That seems like a pretty long life.
What arms are you changing to?

 

[alec]

That seems like a pretty long life.
What arms are you changing to?

Probably gonna go with a total chaos or a camburg with a dual shock

 

[alec]

Threw a king coilover and a btf upper on it.
Race radio and a new steering wheel. Up next is a bypass/ bumpstop with a TC lower uniball replacement. plans now are just a proper mid travel kit that i can beat the shit out of. hopefully ill have it done by next season.
Can’t wait to get it dialed

 

[Dezert4Runner]

I’ve been wanting to put a set of Mastercraft Baja RS or reclining Corbeau seats like you have in my 3rd gen 4Runner, but I’ve always wondered if the lower lumbar area is more comfortable on these seats than the factory ones. How are road trips 2+ hours at a time in those Corbeau seats?

 

[alec]

I’ve been wanting to put a set of Mastercraft Baja RS or reclining Corbeau seats like you have in my 3rd gen 4Runner, but I’ve always wondered if the lower lumbar area is more comfortable on these seats than the factory ones. How are road trips 2+ hours at a time in those Corbeau seats

theyre pretty comfy on long trips, i would definetely opt for the inflatable lumbar shit which i didnt get