It would be a long weekend... but with around a grand I could do the 4" IFS lift, Spartan in the rear, and an electric fan. Three very good upgrades.
Please, just spend the grand on the LT kit. I have some T-100 CV axles I can sell you for cheap
I'm sure we can find you some cheap shocks too
That is part of the problem though. The LT Kit breaks the $1k idea, still needs more parts to complete, does provide for more travel - but how much of that is of a greater use? I guess I'm just asking if is is worth the extra +$400? I'd just get a Toyota axle and SAS it now with a regular axle once we hit those numbers.
Not trying to argue... just trying to undertand. The IFS lift seems like a good price breaking point between cost/function and going with a SAS right now. I damn sure don't have the money to go SAS right now.
Here's the recap of my costs. Shipping isn't listed here though
999 - Blazeland kit
232 - Iron Man 26mm Torsion Bars from Camel 4x4
160 - 8.5" Bilstein 5125 shocks from Downsouth Motorsports
120 - T100 CV Axles
20 - Shock tabs from Front Range Offroad
- Manual Hubs, stole them off my other truck
$1531 Total
Not horrible, but defintently more than I was hoping to get this stage of the 4Runner done for.
Then just buy some ball joint spacers and new rear leaf springs
While not as much height as I was hoping for; probably all I honestly need.
Lower > taller. Although mine will be tall because IDGAF, brah.
You did pop your collar before you said that; right?
No, I went out and parked my mall crawler with one tire up on the curb.
No, I went out and parked my mall crawler with one tire up on the curb.
Ok - need some thoughts.
Motor spins, spark plugs get fire, and they smell like gas... so wtf?
1) Leaking injectors flooding my cylinders? All 4 at the same time.
2) Bad coil not giving me enough fire to make the motor start; and trying to start it for a long period of time flooded my cylinders.
3) I'm fucked. Pull it that little 22RE and drop in an LS1.
Just trying to get some ideas on which way to go with this little motor. I'm good with carbed motors, but this FI problem is starting to piss me off. I'm leaning towards a bad coil because the spark is not real strong when I tested it and I have no clue how old the coil is. Last time I ran the 4Runner it ran fine but had a rough idle when it initially started.
Possible:
bad distributor
bad wires
bad coil
timing chain
mass air flow sensor and or cracked the tube behind the sensor (lots of un-metered air going into the engine)
Wires and coil are two parts I did not replace when I replaced the distibutor cap/rotor and spark plugs a couple of months ago. Timing chain will be hard to test without tearing into it.... Mass air flow sensor - any ideas how to check that?
Look for the tube behind the MAF to be cracked this happened to Seans old 4runner and it wouldn't start cause of all the un-metered air being pulled into the engine. As for checking the MAF itself I don't know how to go about doing that. I'd start cheap with a new coil and wires and see where it goes from there.