since my beloved 85 was stolen, stripped and left for dead in the forest back in April, I have since acquired a 2001 4runner. I must say, at my advancing age, it's nice to have a heater and ac. I even have a working clock on the dash. lol
Several things to get used to though. The horrible gas...
These are really bitchin neoprene covers, fit tight and protect your seats. However, because they are neoprene they need to be conditioned regularly which I neglected to do as you can see by the pics. They still look great even though they have some issues. And as I stated, they are 10 years old...
So, I've settled on this. I can afford it, I can do it myself in Chris's driveway (although he doesn't know it yet, lol), and I won't need to make any further adjustments. I'll get the 5". As I go I'll take some pics of measurements and let you all know how it works out. Thank you for all your...
I'm thinking about installing these longer shackles in the rear. Anybody done this before? Do I need to think about shocks, cables, hoses (gas tank), brake lines, drive shaft?
https://www.ruffstuffspecialties.com/catalog/6SHK.html
https://www.wetokole.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=honda_fit_seat_covers-Pattern&yr=2009
Spendy, but worth it. I've had these in my Honda Fit for 12 years. If you take care of them they will last forever.
Anyone have an opinion on what the best bang for my buck would be on new shocks all around for my 85 4runner? I was checking out Ranchos on Amazon, they looked pretty good.
Thanks Danny & Jesse for getting that new tranny in for me at the last minute so I could make the run. It shifts like a hot knife through melted butter. Also got my first McGrew carnage on the "bypass". Pulled it out a little in camp so I could open the door. Not sure how the rock fared. :steer: