JasonRedwood
Explorer
When you do take the top off do it gingerly. The seal may be stuck to the topper on the roof area. The seal can tear when pulling it off. Maybe just slightly back it up a bit and use some Popsicle stick to help it release. Then give the gasket a good rub down with some conditioner like armer all or something. The soft top is the best mod I ever did.
Looks good!
Looks good!
endlessearth
New member
My 1989. 37s, lockers, 5.29s, Longfields, Chevy 63" rears and Trail Gear fronts. Cage, seats with harnesses, on-board air and custom rear rack system. Very impressed with how capable and bullet-proof it has been.
endlessearth
New member
They ride great on the street and flex great on the rocks. Since they are soft every now and they bang off the stops if the trail is really bumpy and I am flying along at a good clip. Wouldnt be my recommendation for the rear springs on a prerunner but it could also be my shock set-up I suppose.
endlessearth
New member
They are /_0_\
New to the site. I've been lurking for a while but decided to finally join.
I currently have an '85 4Runner. It's pretty much 100% stock. Its my DD and have taken it on a couple 4x4 trips and camping up around Whistler, BC. Would like to turn it into an expedition vehicle one day; but for now it's going to stay stock until I have more money to put into it.
1985 Toyota 4Runner by Ta-Ki, on flickr
I currently have an '85 4Runner. It's pretty much 100% stock. Its my DD and have taken it on a couple 4x4 trips and camping up around Whistler, BC. Would like to turn it into an expedition vehicle one day; but for now it's going to stay stock until I have more money to put into it.
1985 Toyota 4Runner by Ta-Ki, on flickr
tanglefoot
ExPoseur
Very nice '85! I wouldn't change a thing on it.
I hate you more than a little, but really I'm just jealous. :drool: