1996 Toyota MoneyPitListOfModsThatNeverEnds AKA 4Runner

[my_3g4r]

My 1996 4Runner Limited 257k and counting... As it sits 6/7/2019


Current Mods:

Suspension

• Billstein 5100 / Eibach springs in front
• FJ80 8-wraps in rear
• Yukon/Grizzly rear locker
• 285/75/16 KO2
• Fuel Anza 16x8
• Toytec extended bump stops and brake lines

Armor/Exterior

• True North Fabrications Hybrid front bumper
• 4XInnovations welded sliders
• Savage Offroad full underbelly skids
• SRQ retrofit headlights
• Clear corner lights with turn signals
• Amazon special ditch lights
• Custom low profile, full length Roof rack from Dirty Byrd Fab
• 6.5 x 8.4 Yescom awning
• DIY 4.3 gallon solar heated road shower.
• Portable Smittybuilt compressor 2.54cfm
• Wired for quick release lighted whip (2nd coolest mod)
• Driver side rear window Hawaiian flag decal "Howzit Brah?"
• Passenger side rear window American flag decal

Interior

• Boss double din Nav
• 2 - 10" self powered Kenwood subs under driver and passenger front seats
• Aluminum drawer system/sleeping platform
• Numerous patches stuck to dash cover and headliner (Coolest mods)

On deck to be installed:

• 4" McNeil Racing fenders colormatched
• Front - BTF long travel kit - Kings w/ Res
• Rear - 9 wrap FJ80 springs
• Tokico Black shocks
• Eimkeith pan hard bar relocation kit

Future Plans:

• Rear dual swingout bumper
• Front-locker probably Spartan

 

[Grizzly Bear]

How are you liking the Yescom awning? I've been seeing them pop up on Amazon, and the prices are great... which automatically makes me skeptical, lol.

 

[my_3g4r]

How are you liking the Yescom awning? I've been seeing them pop up on Amazon, and the prices are great... which automatically makes me skeptical, lol.

Honestly, Ive used it twice. But works just fine. I usually dont have it mounted since I daily my 4Runner. But for the money, its great.

 

[Grizzly Bear]

Awesome, we used to do a lot of camping when we lived in San Diego, but since we've moved to Indiana in January, we've yet to go. I think I might go with the Yescom, and if I run it into the dirt, I know that its worth the investment for an ARB or similar. Thanks for the info!