- Year
- 2004
- Vehicle Model
- 4Runner
- Location
- United States
- Mileage
- 194000
- Color
- gray
Built 2004 SR5 4.7 Liter V8 4x4 4runner 17,000 OBO. No trades. Carfax available upon request.
194,000 miles, Regularly Maintained using Genuine Toyota OEM filters and parts. Anything not Toyota brand is labeled. This vehicle is no longer my daily driver and will therefore accumulate miles slowly. *Edit: I listed the vehicle back before Coronavirus broke out, and with the way the market was I pulled it off the market. Since then, I have continued to build and use the vehicle but now have decided to move onto something else.*
Pictures on Facebook Add: More can be sent.
2004 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Sport Utility 4D - Cars & Trucks - Greenville, South Carolina | Facebook Marketplace
Modifications
Amor
-Coastal Offroad Front Bumper with 3 Hoops and 4 matching 2x2 offroad flood lights wired in with 1 switch.
-Smittybilt XRC 9500lb winch with synthetic rope
-Coastal Offroad Rear Bumper with Swing arm, fold down camp table, full size spare with matching rim, integrated trailer hitch.
-Shrockworks sliders
-LFD front “super wide” 3/16” steel skid – painted blue
-RCI Mid and Transmission 1 /4” Alluminum Skids – raw aluminum
-RCI Gas Tank 3/16” steel skid – powdercoated black
-Trail Gear 3/16” steel rear diff weld on armor added to rear axle housing.
-Custom roof rack mounted with heavy duty 80/20 modular aluminum rails powdercoated black and wind fairing
Suspension
-Reszfab Dom tubing Rear Lower trailing arms with Polyurethane bushings – installed at 193000
-Reszfab Dom tubing Rear Upper links with polyurethane bushings –intalled at 193000
-Reszfab Dom tubing Rear Panhard bar with polyurethane bushings – installed at 193000
-Front and Rear bilstein 5100 shocks
-Front eibach 112620 springs 620lb spring 2.5”-3” lift
-Rear Icon overland springs 3” lift
-SPC upper control arms installed at 183,000
-285/70r17 Falken Wildpeak at3W load E installed at 166,000
-5 Level 8 17x8 -10 offset wheels
-4 1.25” hubcentric wheel spacers
Engine/Mechanical
-Regeared to 4.10 gears Front and Rear with Elocker rear end.
-Landcruiser 80 series snorkel installed
-Larger transmission cooler installed
-Power steering cooler installed
-Wired up for Dual batteries
Interior
-Recovered Front and Rear Seats in Gray Leather to match interior plastics
-Weathertech front and rear floor mats
-JVC headunit with Bluetooth and hands free phone
-6x9 3 way component speakers front and rear
-CB radio install in center console with handheld microphone mounted next to driver leg
-CB intenna mounted on rear bumper
-Custom Rear Cargo platform with slide out table
-Tilt Gauge
Maintenance
-Regular Car washing/waxing.
-Interior regularly conditioned and vacuumed.
-Regular Maintenance every 3-4,000 miles with synthetic oil 5w-30 and OEM Toyota Filters.
-Regular Differential services every 15,000 miles or sooner.
-Timing Belt and Water pump at 144,000 with OEM parts.
-New Pulleys and belts at 144,000 with OEM parts.
-New Spark Plugs at 144,000 with OEM parts.
-Radiator Flushed at 144,000 using OEM fluid.
-New Say Bar End links at 166,000 with polyurethane bushings.
-Shocks installed at 166,000. – Bilstein 5100s
-New Falken Wildpeak at3w 285/70r17 Load E at 166,000.
-New Front Brake Calipers at 170,000.
-Full Drain and Fill service of transmission with Toyota WS ATF fluid at 185,000. - 16 Quarts.
-New Front and Rear brake Rotors at 188,000.
-New Front and Rear brake Pads at 188,000. Front Pads – EBC Green Stuff, Rear pads – OEM
-New Front CV axles at 193,000 – I have both OEM Toyota axles, was planning to reboot them.
-New front 4.10 gears at 193,000.
-Retrofit rear e-locker 4.10 gears at 193,000.
-New Front and Rear diff seals at 193,000.
-New Front/Rear/Transfer case Diff fluid at 193,000.
194,000 miles, Regularly Maintained using Genuine Toyota OEM filters and parts. Anything not Toyota brand is labeled. This vehicle is no longer my daily driver and will therefore accumulate miles slowly. *Edit: I listed the vehicle back before Coronavirus broke out, and with the way the market was I pulled it off the market. Since then, I have continued to build and use the vehicle but now have decided to move onto something else.*
Pictures on Facebook Add: More can be sent.
2004 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Sport Utility 4D - Cars & Trucks - Greenville, South Carolina | Facebook Marketplace
Modifications
Amor
-Coastal Offroad Front Bumper with 3 Hoops and 4 matching 2x2 offroad flood lights wired in with 1 switch.
-Smittybilt XRC 9500lb winch with synthetic rope
-Coastal Offroad Rear Bumper with Swing arm, fold down camp table, full size spare with matching rim, integrated trailer hitch.
-Shrockworks sliders
-LFD front “super wide” 3/16” steel skid – painted blue
-RCI Mid and Transmission 1 /4” Alluminum Skids – raw aluminum
-RCI Gas Tank 3/16” steel skid – powdercoated black
-Trail Gear 3/16” steel rear diff weld on armor added to rear axle housing.
-Custom roof rack mounted with heavy duty 80/20 modular aluminum rails powdercoated black and wind fairing
Suspension
-Reszfab Dom tubing Rear Lower trailing arms with Polyurethane bushings – installed at 193000
-Reszfab Dom tubing Rear Upper links with polyurethane bushings –intalled at 193000
-Reszfab Dom tubing Rear Panhard bar with polyurethane bushings – installed at 193000
-Front and Rear bilstein 5100 shocks
-Front eibach 112620 springs 620lb spring 2.5”-3” lift
-Rear Icon overland springs 3” lift
-SPC upper control arms installed at 183,000
-285/70r17 Falken Wildpeak at3W load E installed at 166,000
-5 Level 8 17x8 -10 offset wheels
-4 1.25” hubcentric wheel spacers
Engine/Mechanical
-Regeared to 4.10 gears Front and Rear with Elocker rear end.
-Landcruiser 80 series snorkel installed
-Larger transmission cooler installed
-Power steering cooler installed
-Wired up for Dual batteries
Interior
-Recovered Front and Rear Seats in Gray Leather to match interior plastics
-Weathertech front and rear floor mats
-JVC headunit with Bluetooth and hands free phone
-6x9 3 way component speakers front and rear
-CB radio install in center console with handheld microphone mounted next to driver leg
-CB intenna mounted on rear bumper
-Custom Rear Cargo platform with slide out table
-Tilt Gauge
Maintenance
-Regular Car washing/waxing.
-Interior regularly conditioned and vacuumed.
-Regular Maintenance every 3-4,000 miles with synthetic oil 5w-30 and OEM Toyota Filters.
-Regular Differential services every 15,000 miles or sooner.
-Timing Belt and Water pump at 144,000 with OEM parts.
-New Pulleys and belts at 144,000 with OEM parts.
-New Spark Plugs at 144,000 with OEM parts.
-Radiator Flushed at 144,000 using OEM fluid.
-New Say Bar End links at 166,000 with polyurethane bushings.
-Shocks installed at 166,000. – Bilstein 5100s
-New Falken Wildpeak at3w 285/70r17 Load E at 166,000.
-New Front Brake Calipers at 170,000.
-Full Drain and Fill service of transmission with Toyota WS ATF fluid at 185,000. - 16 Quarts.
-New Front and Rear brake Rotors at 188,000.
-New Front and Rear brake Pads at 188,000. Front Pads – EBC Green Stuff, Rear pads – OEM
-New Front CV axles at 193,000 – I have both OEM Toyota axles, was planning to reboot them.
-New front 4.10 gears at 193,000.
-Retrofit rear e-locker 4.10 gears at 193,000.
-New Front and Rear diff seals at 193,000.
-New Front/Rear/Transfer case Diff fluid at 193,000.
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