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1994 Toyota 4Runner SR5 overland/expedition vehicle
I stumbled across this site randomly. I am a frequent user on Yotatech.com. Just figured I'd share my truck. Its a 1994 Toyota 4Runner, lifted on 37 inch tires with lockers front and rear. My truck has always been geared more towards expedition out doors, camping, geocaching, 4 wheeling etc. Its nice to finally see a forum with other rigs like mine, Safari trucks have always been a favorite of mine hence the direction I took with my truck. It is still IFS and yes it does more than handle the 37 inch tires, I have been in many big debates with it over on Yotatech proving who I can wrong, that there is a such thing as capable IFS. Hopefully you guys like the truck because I have never seen another 4Runner like mine. The truck is 197k and ticking(V6 that I love) and believe it or not daily driven 60 miles a day and to the trails on the weekends. The mods list is very long so if there is any specific questions let me know.
-Dave
I stumbled across this site randomly. I am a frequent user on Yotatech.com. Just figured I'd share my truck. Its a 1994 Toyota 4Runner, lifted on 37 inch tires with lockers front and rear. My truck has always been geared more towards expedition out doors, camping, geocaching, 4 wheeling etc. Its nice to finally see a forum with other rigs like mine, Safari trucks have always been a favorite of mine hence the direction I took with my truck. It is still IFS and yes it does more than handle the 37 inch tires, I have been in many big debates with it over on Yotatech proving who I can wrong, that there is a such thing as capable IFS. Hopefully you guys like the truck because I have never seen another 4Runner like mine. The truck is 197k and ticking(V6 that I love) and believe it or not daily driven 60 miles a day and to the trails on the weekends. The mods list is very long so if there is any specific questions let me know.
-Dave








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