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08-23-2005 | 05:33 AM
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He said there is no way you guys would ever go where I go. Imagine a group of people that all drive like Chris.
I guess? He's the only guy who can say for sure. Imagine 4 35" MT/R's all spinning at the same time and barking away.........
I guess? He's the only guy who can say for sure. Imagine 4 35" MT/R's all spinning at the same time and barking away.........
08-23-2005 | 05:36 AM
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Originally Posted by ravencr
Not much to tell, other than Steve named be Banjo I guess because I'm a redneck from the hills of East TN, my mods make him laugh, the wording of some of my threads really make him laugh, etc. It is all in fun, and I'd be worried if he hadn't harrassed about me about my "New Cheaper Plan" over 40 times in one weekend. That was the running joke of the weekend!
Steve, does that accurately sum up the reason I was named "Banjo"?
Chris
Steve, does that accurately sum up the reason I was named "Banjo"?
Chris
Your a cool dooood, you took alot of ribbing in style.
Uh, Did I tell you about my new cheaper plan?
08-23-2005 | 05:39 AM
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
He said there is no way you guys would ever go where I go. Imagine a group of people that all drive like Chris.
I guess? He's the only guy who can say for sure. Imagine 4 35" MT/R's all spinning at the same time and barking away.........
I guess? He's the only guy who can say for sure. Imagine 4 35" MT/R's all spinning at the same time and barking away.........
Chris
08-23-2005 | 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
I don't think I was the only one wondering about your mods. Cutting the frame, was our favorite................
Your a cool dooood, you took alot of ribbing in style.
Uh, Did I tell you about my new cheaper plan?
Uh, Did I tell you about my new cheaper plan?
Chris
P.S. I did find out something new about Steve, though, that most of you probably won't know about. Did you all know he's gay?
08-23-2005 | 05:58 AM
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yup... yokoHOMOburrito didn't become his nickname for nuthin'... 
$650, yeah, i could see that... you only need one rear set and one MIK for the rear. that should be $250 tops. you then need labor at about $150 if you pull the rear yourself - which you should do. after that, see if you can go cheaper on the compressor by finding one used. i see them on ebay in the $100 range from time to time.
$650, yeah, i could see that... you only need one rear set and one MIK for the rear. that should be $250 tops. you then need labor at about $150 if you pull the rear yourself - which you should do. after that, see if you can go cheaper on the compressor by finding one used. i see them on ebay in the $100 range from time to time.
08-23-2005 | 06:03 AM
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Originally Posted by bamachem
yup... yokoHOMOburrito didn't become his nickname for nuthin'...
$650, yeah, i could see that... you only need one rear set and one MIK for the rear. that should be $250 tops. you then need labor at about $150 if you pull the rear yourself - which you should do. after that, see if you can go cheaper on the compressor by finding one used. i see them on ebay in the $100 range from time to time.
$650, yeah, i could see that... you only need one rear set and one MIK for the rear. that should be $250 tops. you then need labor at about $150 if you pull the rear yourself - which you should do. after that, see if you can go cheaper on the compressor by finding one used. i see them on ebay in the $100 range from time to time.
Chris
08-23-2005 | 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
I'm not gay. I just like freaking homo-phobes out.
I bought all the stuff I did from the PORC.
I bought all the stuff I did from the PORC.
Chris
08-23-2005 | 10:27 AM
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08-23-2005 | 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
I'm not gay. I just like freaking homo-phobes out.
I bought all the stuff I did from the PORC.
I bought all the stuff I did from the PORC.
You actually brought yourself to do business with "rednecks"? Thank you for supporting my college town.
PS- Our Belles are better than the ASU girls, dont even try me.
10-17-2005 | 08:55 AM
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Andy, I have two questions.
First off. I am new to this.
Thanks to evryone for this forum. It has helped me a lot in learning about lifting the 4Runner.
Andy,
Is there any news on trdparts4u.com caring the TRD lift as a bolt-on package.
This would make things a lot easier for me.
Also, you did not mention much about the rear suspension. I just wanted to confirm the Downey Coils.
Is this correct: Part#-48296-3 3 ½" Lift Coils, 2WD or Unlocking Hubs
If so, did you install unlocking hubs.
Thanks for any help.
Thanks to evryone for this forum. It has helped me a lot in learning about lifting the 4Runner.
Andy,
Is there any news on trdparts4u.com caring the TRD lift as a bolt-on package.
This would make things a lot easier for me.
Also, you did not mention much about the rear suspension. I just wanted to confirm the Downey Coils.
Is this correct: Part#-48296-3 3 ½" Lift Coils, 2WD or Unlocking Hubs
If so, did you install unlocking hubs.
Thanks for any help.
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10-17-2005 | 09:22 AM
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nothing from chris lately as to if he found a supplier for the studs. i was selling him the spacers for them if he could find the studs. you can always call him and ask...
rear suspension:
yup... 48296-3 3 ½" Lift Coils, 2WD or Unlocking Hubs
they go on the back, and for a 4wd, they only lift about 2.5", so you don't have to worry about unlocking hubs for either.... i don't know why they have that on there.
they're not cheap, but they are NICE coils.
rear suspension:
yup... 48296-3 3 ½" Lift Coils, 2WD or Unlocking Hubs
they go on the back, and for a 4wd, they only lift about 2.5", so you don't have to worry about unlocking hubs for either.... i don't know why they have that on there.
they're not cheap, but they are NICE coils.
