84 4Runner Buildup - Last minute summer mods

Started by Volcom, August 23, 2005, 10:03:16 AM

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skipnrocks

Yea I think hes runnin them, definatly a good alternative to all out beadlocks!  I have heard really good things about them!
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Shoyrtt

Quote from: TEAM RAMROD on January 31, 2008, 04:16:31 PM
... these tires didnt budge at all till they were under 8 new, now they are nice and soft and flexible.



Volcom, maybe your slightly "used" tires are already broken in and don't need to be aired down as much. :think:
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gotrocks

Quote from: skipnrocks on January 31, 2008, 05:01:58 PM
Yea I think hes runnin them, definatly a good alternative to all out beadlocks!  I have heard really good things about them!

Yeah they're great and all but on my buggy I wouldn't trade having my Trail Ready beadlocks for having regular wheels with stauns.  My beadlock rings have saved my wheels from getting bent.  Thats one of the big advantages to having a true beadlock is reinforcing the lip of the wheels.

Doof

i want trail ready beadlocks. you just weld the ring onto the rim right?

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twistedtoy92

i'd run stauns if i had the money..... the only "street legal" beadlocks........ and if you gash your tire open you can still drive on the beadlock without floppin up your wheels!
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skipnrocks

Quote from: twistedtoy92 on February 01, 2008, 10:59:10 AM
..... the only "street legal" beadlocks........

I call bs on that, if you google dot aproved beadlocks more than one company will come up! 

But they are nice to have!
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Doof

just run a set of tires for street w/o beadlock

and have a trial set w/ beadlocks

Fearofrunner

Hey man, i know this is from your post along time ago, but in this pic you say the egr valve. Last night doing my install i noticed i had a leak also and thought that this big plate right off the back of the head was the egr valve.  When i pulled the bolts out antifreeze came gushing out.  Do you or anyone else know what the hell this plate with the bolts is and if i screwed anything up by breaking the seal??



Sorry to highjack your thread but it's your picture i have the ? on. Thanks

Doof


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Quote from: skipnrocks on February 01, 2008, 11:18:06 AM
I call bs on that, if you google dot aproved beadlocks more than one company will come up! 

But they are nice to have!

Hummer, Hutchinson, Stazworks...all street-legal two peice double beadlocks.
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skipnrocks

True dat. Theirs lots of them now. I think the only vairbility may possably be state.  I am not sure I would think DOT approved was nation wide but one site sellin them said they may not be legal in every state.
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Volcom

Quote from: Shoyrtt on January 31, 2008, 05:23:37 PM
Volcom, maybe your slightly "used" tires are already broken in and don't need to be aired down as much. :think:

I hope!
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Quote from: Fearofrunner on February 01, 2008, 01:57:07 PM
Hey man, i know this is from your post along time ago, but in this pic you say the egr valve. Last night doing my install i noticed i had a leak also and thought that this big plate right off the back of the head was the egr valve.  When i pulled the bolts out antifreeze came gushing out.  Do you or anyone else know what the hell this plate with the bolts is and if i screwed anything up by breaking the seal??



Sorry to highjack your thread but it's your picture i have the ? on. Thanks

The EGR valve looks like this


That black plate with the tube in it transfers coolant from one water port on the head to another one.  I don't think you screwed anything up by taking it off.  It might have a metal gasket on it and reusing it would be fine as long as you didn't bend it up taking it off.  You could use a small bead of RTV to seal it up if need be.
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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Duffil

actually, that thing transfers exhaust from the exhaust side of the engine to the EGR valve, and coolant is in the head behind it.  it is called the exhaust cooler or some :pokinit:.  it's main purpose is to lower the temp of exhaust before it is redirected into the intake.

Fearofrunner

Cool thanks you two, and i apologize again for hijacking your thread volcom. Good luck with the 40's.

Volcom

Quote from: Duffil on February 03, 2008, 09:40:45 PM
actually, that thing transfers exhaust from the exhaust side of the engine to the EGR valve, and coolant is in the head behind it.  it is called the exhaust cooler or some :pokinit:.  it's main purpose is to lower the temp of exhaust before it is redirected into the intake.

You're right.  I couldn't remember if that tube carried exhaust or coolant when I rebuilt my motor.
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
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COToy91

what part of Colorado springs do you live in?
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Volcom

Quote from: ColoradoToy91 on February 04, 2008, 02:50:11 PM
what part of Colorado springs do you live in?

I live in Pueblo, 45 minutes south of CO Springs
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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Volcom

Went out today and borrowed a forklift to try and figure out how much triming it's going to take to fit the 40's


Picking up the rear to flex out the front springs.  We were able to pick up the left rear tire 31" before the right rear would lift off of the ground.  Not bad for a leaf sprung truck!



There was only 2" of clearance between the pinch seam and the tire.  I will need about 5 more inches of clearance for the larger tires.  I plan on lowering the bumpstop and maybe moving the axle forward an inch by drilling the spring perches and U-bolt plates.



I took the rear gate off to make it easier to work on the truck.  I also have an extra tailgate thanks to a friend of mine to replace my BV dented one  :D



Hard rubbing on the passenger rear tire.  I will need 5" of clearance back here also.  I will probably trim between the two lines on the quarter panel.



Flex shot, pretty stable even at that angle.



Nice forklift and the big tire to try and fit






Picking up the front to flex the rear springs.  I was able to lift the front tire 27" before picking up the passenger side tire.



Say goodbye to the front fenders



Passenger side rear.  I'm planning on following the outline of the fender at the top of the cut.



Not bad flex!
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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bajamil

lookin Goood :thumbs: I just cut out my floorboard to clear for the larger tires- gotta love the sazsaw :shocking:
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THK Matt

is your rear axle moved back? :headscratch:

man that thing will look sick on deez
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Volcom

Quote from: ImaHoToy87 on February 17, 2008, 05:10:29 AM
is your rear axle moved back? :headscratch:

man that thing will look sick on deez

Yeah, it's stretched out 4 inches in the rear.  Total WB is 109".  I like it alot!
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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tom w.

Looks like you got a good bit of trimming to do on the back...

skipnrocks

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THK Matt

question.... cudnt you stretch the bed part of the 4runner body.... in front of the wheel well. and then bob the back part an equal amount.? have that tire back in the correct visual spot..
and have the top still fit?

thatd look :afro:
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2010 Chevy Tahoe LT Wife's Daily
5.3L V8, 6in Lift, 35s, AMP power steps

2016 Ford F250 XLT CCLB Work/Business Truck
6.2L V8

2001 Ford F350 Lariat CCLB Work/Business Truck
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skipnrocks

Quote from: ImaHoToy87 on February 18, 2008, 04:26:52 AM
question.... cudnt you stretch the bed part of the 4runner body.... in front of the wheel well. and then bob the back part an equal amount.? have that tire back in the correct visual spot..
and have the top still fit?

thatd look :afro:


Cut the whole truck in half?   Now that would be fun!  Probably would look better But since it looks to be a trail truck I dont suppose it would matter.
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THK Matt

did that make sense? on what i meant? ill try and photoshop it later.
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6.2L V8

2001 Ford F350 Lariat CCLB Work/Business Truck
7.3L Powerstroke w/ Banks Turbo

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Volcom

Quote from: ImaHoToy87 on February 18, 2008, 04:26:52 AM
question.... cudnt you stretch the bed part of the 4runner body.... in front of the wheel well. and then bob the back part an equal amount.? have that tire back in the correct visual spot..
and have the top still fit?

thatd look :afro:

That would be a ton of body work.  Sounds sweet but I don't have the patience or the time to cut up the rig like that :)
84 4Runner
Swapped EFI and a rebuilt 22RE
Marlin Dual Ultimate crawler
Marlin high steer
TG springs
5.29's, Aussie locked front and rear
39.5" Iroks on 15x10 2.5" backspaced wheels
109" wheelbase
Addicted Off Road 8 point cage
Addicted Off Road front bumper

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skipnrocks

You could get the simular apearance if you cut in front of the fender flare up to the top and then mirriored it extending the wheel well back as far as you need.  Then you keep the shape, and it opens things up enough for your tires, and you dont have to bob/stretch anything!
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