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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 1/14/2005 4:33:15 PM

Trader4Less

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Here is a 2003 SR5!

If you need help uploading photos here or any other forum, I would be glad to help!

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 1/17/2005 3:00:20 PM

rusty87

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i like it, very clean... too stock tho, still very nice!

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 1/17/2005 3:23:22 PM

Trader4Less

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Lift kits are plentiful! But expensive with weld wheels and bfg's!

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 4/29/2005 4:08:31 PM

87runner

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Thats really clean, looks like it just came from the dealership. I would post some pics but have no idea how so any pointers would be great!!! Thanks

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 4/30/2005 2:38:05 PM

87runner

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 5/1/2005 2:13:07 AM

Trader4Less

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Nice Toy runner... 1985?

I had a 1984 toy truck -red with a sleeper on it. It housed 2 15 inch woofers and 12 speakers and two huge amps....sweeeeeet!!!

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 5/2/2005 10:57:43 AM

87runner

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its an 87. Sounds like your truck sounded pretty nice. My runner used to have a couple of 12's in it and it hit pretty hard. Kinda lose some of the bass with the top off, but it sounded great with the top on. The box is getting pretty old though and I think we stuck the speakers in my husbands trans am, then he sold it so the truck doesnt have much of a system right now but we'll fix that soon

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 5/2/2005 11:10:45 AM

Trader4Less

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It was a nice truck and very reliable. I wanted to have an extra cab or a 4runner. Now I drive a Tundra...gotta love Toyotas!

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 5/2/2005 12:31:15 PM

87runner

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definitely gotta love toyotas!!! They are such awesome trucks! I love the 4runners but would also like a tacoma. My husband used to have a 94 pickup. It was completely stock when we got it. He put a 3 inch body lift and 33's on it. He spent a crap load of money having a custom speaker box built to fit in behind the seat, but it still put the seat forward pretty far (truck was standard cab) so it was a little cramped in it. Other than minimal leg room and no power steering (that part kinda sucked but we got used to it) the truck was great. Ran really strong, even with the 33's. We had always heard that those engines were too weak to push oversized tires without re-gearing, but it did fine. I dont think that we noticed any power loss at all.

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Post photos of your 4Runner here! - 5/2/2005 12:47:32 PM

Trader4Less

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33's are fine escpecially if you didnt get mud tires. Toyotas are geared lower than most. My tundra has 4.09 gears whereas most chevys for example have 3.55 or 3.73 gears...highway gears. If you lift chevys up and throw on 35's or + then you have to re-gear it to 4.11's.

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