OVRAROK. My 87 4runner

Started by OVRAROK, July 11, 2014, 04:04:18 PM

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Dingman.

Now you need to link it and have the shock hoops poking through the hood too :bling:

OVRAROK

Steering is done. Just need to make another hole in hood. Have another hood on its way...

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mudmaster

Time to go wheelin!

OVRAROK

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gnob

Can you seriously not fit the reservoir under the hood?
hold this. . .

OVRAROK

Quote from: gnob on July 02, 2019, 10:51:37 AM
Can you seriously not fit the reservoir under the hood?


I could fit it under, but the reservoir would be lower then pump.
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OVRAROK

Hood is done...

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gnob

Only the fluid level needs to be above, not the whole thing.
hold this. . .

OVRAROK

Quote from: gnob on July 02, 2019, 11:19:53 AM
Only the fluid level needs to be above, not the whole thing.

Well shoot..
Now you have me thinking.., I may try and lower before hood gets here..
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gnob

Check out swilsons 4runner
hold this. . .

gnob

I know its not an RZ, but how i did mine.

hold this. . .

mudmaster

Mine is under the hood
Time to go wheelin!

mudmaster

I had problems with the tube clamp sliding too. Mine is now welded on.
Time to go wheelin!

emsvitil

You could make a hood scoop.............
Ed
SoCal
86 SR5 XtraCab
22RE  W56B
31x10.50R15

OVRAROK

After speaking with PSC. I decided for the time being. I will keep my reservoir where its at...   it works great, with no problems. He explained to be that the pump is great at moving fluid, but if its constantly has to pull the fluid. It will shorten the life of pump..after staring at it for awhile, I think that the chilkat PS pump bracket can be improved on.

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OVRAROK

Here's a couple pics..

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OVRAROK

My front driveshaft was hitting my exhaust. So I made another exhaust pipe.

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LittleSteve

Quote from: emsvitil on July 02, 2019, 04:57:59 PM
You could make a hood scoop.............

I know a guy that used baking trays to cover up stuff poking through his hood, i can find pictures...
LittleSteve: Holding up traffic and giving dubious advice since 2014.

1/5th of Perfect Fit. The awkward foreigner no one understands.

Refusing to fit in or comply.

Easy is not worth anything.

Show me a home where the UZ's roam.

OVRAROK

Finally got around to installing new clutch hydraulic system. New master, and slave. Painted with brake caliper paint. Made a -3 AN stainless steel line for it.

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OVRAROK

Just waiting on some ATE dot 4 fluid..

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swilson

Quote from: OVRAROK on July 02, 2019, 11:04:49 AM
Hood is done...

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What is going on here??? 
3-4" is not going to have any significant impact on the life of your pump... But totally destroys the clean look you had going

Sorry to be negative. I really appreciate clean rigs
Scott Wilson - TLCA #5261
1966 FJ40 [sold] - Click for Build thread
1988 3RZ 4Runner - Click for Build thread
1964 FJ40 TBD

OVRAROK

I'm making a new PS bracket. New one should allow pump to be mounted lower. So I can lower reservoir. Those pics are of my first attemp..right now reservoir is barely poking out.. :thumbs: 
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swilson

I just took a look through your build thread... You do great work!
Scott Wilson - TLCA #5261
1966 FJ40 [sold] - Click for Build thread
1988 3RZ 4Runner - Click for Build thread
1964 FJ40 TBD

OVRAROK

Quote from: swilson on August 31, 2019, 10:13:49 PM
I just took a look through your build thread... You do great work!

Thank you sir...
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OVRAROK

Moved my bank 1 o2 sensor..gained almost 3 mpg.

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swilson

How/why did you decide to move it?  Did you dyno the truck to get the HP number?
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1966 FJ40 [sold] - Click for Build thread
1988 3RZ 4Runner - Click for Build thread
1964 FJ40 TBD

OVRAROK

Quote from: swilson on December 19, 2019, 08:49:58 AM
How/why did you decide to move it?  Did you dyno the truck to get the HP number?

When I built exhaust, I wasn't thinking to much about location..afterwards..I felt that my 4runner was running rich..I thought what the heck. I'm going to move it as close to exhaust manifold. As far as knowing HOW I know mileage has improved..is i have scan gauge permanently mounted where altimeter used to be.. I dont drive on hwy much..but I went from 13 mph avg to 16.8...
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swilson

Best I can get on my swap is 14mpg...  Miles divided by gallons, not scan gauge.  I thought it would be a little better, not that it really matters. It'll go across the Rubicon twice in a tank or gas [emoji16] That's good enough
Scott Wilson - TLCA #5261
1966 FJ40 [sold] - Click for Build thread
1988 3RZ 4Runner - Click for Build thread
1964 FJ40 TBD

OVRAROK

Quote from: swilson on December 19, 2019, 09:12:20 AM
Best I can get on my swap is 14mpg...  Miles divided by gallons, not scan gauge.  I thought it would be a little better, not that it really matters. It'll go across the Rubicon twice in a tank or gas [emoji16] That's good enough


You on 37s?.. I'm on 15% left 35s..getting ready for new rubber..38s. Maybe I'll lose a few mpg,
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swilson

Yes 37s.  3RZ does well with them, except for long hills at freeway speeds
Scott Wilson - TLCA #5261
1966 FJ40 [sold] - Click for Build thread
1988 3RZ 4Runner - Click for Build thread
1964 FJ40 TBD