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Hello all, My truck is an 88 4runner 22RE 5spd named Jubei
I also have a 85 4runner and a 79Fj40. I wont be able to do this all at once but I will get started and then elaborate as I get time. here are most of the specs I have done all the work on this truck myself and I have built most of my own accessories. I even repaired the rust and body before repainting it recently. This is my DD and it sees a lot of miles on and off the trail. It has about 285k on it now and I add another 1.5k a month. I take this truck out on the trails of utah about once a month maybe more and it hauls all my gear with little complaint. I have had this truck for a little over 5 years and it was stock when I got it. I love to rally this truck on all sorts of trails as it is good all around not real aggressive but still smooth on the freeway

Engine:Rebuilt 22RE
K+N FIPK custom intake to a later model plentum
plentum, head, and intake ported and polished
4mm oversize throttle body from LCE
Balanced injectors
oversize stainless steel valves
LCE EFI pro cam
LCE Dual roller T-chain conversion
LCE Stainless header + free flow cat
bottom end borred .5mm oversize
new Toyota TPS, alternator, starter, motor mounts, belts, and hoses

Drivetrain and accesories:
4.88 yukon gears w/ e-locker rear
4.88 IFS front
Double cardan drive shafts F+R
14 gal. Long range fuel tank
front IPF 100W lights
3 pairs of rock lights
custom header oven (for warm meals on the trail)
spare parts tray under the aux gas tank where the spare tire was
Yakima roof rack
Limb risers
33/10.5/15 BFG all terrains on Tacoma wheels

Suspension:
Front: IFS Toyota torsion bars
1.5" ball joint spacers
modified upper and lower control arms w/reinforced shock mounts
low profile bump stops
Poly bushings
Sway bar disconnects
Modified idler arm with bracket
Frame truss
New Toyota ball joints and tie rods

Rear: Downey springs with a TRD Tacoma main leaf added
1.5" lift shackles
U bolt flip with custom shock mounts

Armor:
Custom rear bumper tire swing with 5gal. water can holder, aux. light, receiver, and retractable mud flap cables.
Custom front bumper with light mounts, recovery receiver, light guards, and limb riser hooks.
custom sliders and low profile cross member skid plate
reinforced skid plate
Rear diff armor and elocker guard

Interior:
Custom diamond plate interior with locking storage boxes full of spare parts and gear
SR5 gauges and seats w/custom covers
Alpine ipod ready reciever 2-6x9s, 1-10sub@250watts, 2-61/4s 2-tweeters
cobra cb
sure fire rechargeable flash light
shovel w/quick fist mounts
3 aux power ports and GPS w/dash mount
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Old 12-16-07, 10:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Very cool!!! And I didn't even have to remind you! I can't wait for more pics!!!!!
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More pics showing the rear bumper/tire carrier with the spare parts tray under the aux fuel tank. The tray holds a complete tie rod relay rod steering setup as well as an idler arm and a front cv axle with a hub. And the interior with the built in locking storage boxes this saves space that would otherwise be wasted and gives me a little peace of mind knowing I can lock my stuff up when the top is off.
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Hot dang! I like the inner panels!!!! Any more pics of that?

Oh, and the spare parts box looks a little like it's gonna fall off.... Any issues with rocks bashing on that?
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Old 12-18-07, 11:24 PM   #5 (permalink)
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I will get some more pics of the interior diamond plate panels when I get a chance. There are 4 boxes on the right side and 3 boxes on the left along with the 10" sub which is built in to the panel between the roll bar. Now I dont have those factory panels making all that noise cause they never seem to fit tight and the plastic is weak.
As for the tray, I agree it looks ghetto fab for sure but I have the tire crank that hangs down from the aux tank and plenty of space. plus I would rather not have to load and unload those akward spares inside all the time. the trays are a thick plastic and I have them wired together with a wheel center in the middle so they sit centered I have a ratchet strap holding it in place just in case though its more like carrying a spare tie down strap cause its not necessary. It doesn't sit that low so I've never had it hit any rocks that I know of in the year that its been there though I've never had any problems with it either and it doesn't make any noise like rattles and it has definitely been rallied since. I probably don't need all those spares but I'd rather have it and not need it so until I find a better way it stays for sure and it cost me nothing but a few minutes.
Heres also a pic of my front flex its not much compared to a solid axle but its close to the max my CVs will allow.
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Here is another cheap anti theft bit I did. It locks the shifters in reverse and limits the amount of steering. If nothing else it may discourage someone from trying to steal it. I know its not fool proof but again its better than nothing and on the cheap.
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The chain idea is a good one. Ill have to use that one.

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Hey, cool post I have some pics of your rig from Moab, the run down south. Great truck, pm your email address and I'll send them to ya. Justin
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great truck man x2 on more pics of the the dimond plate looks awsome

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Looks great! You had me at the first photo, with that ho-hum, average SE Utah in the background!
I've been thinking of doing similar surgery on the interior of my '88. Those plastic panels are .
Can we see a picture of the inside with the top off?

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Is all that extra suspension travel just from the sway bar disconnect?
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I don't have any pics of the interior with the top off and I dont want to take the top off cause its way cold outside. I did seal all the seams with seam sealer to keep the water out when I have the top off to keep the water out.

The suspension travel is an accumulation of all the suspension mods listed. The ball joint spacers made a big difference though. in that picture it is not maxed out either.
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Sweet rig dude. Nice custom work.

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