Modifications to a 1995 Toyota 4runner

ski.the.yeast

ski.the.yeast

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I just got a 4runner the other day and i wanna mod it our or just do some stuff to customize it. Currently im getting a new 3.0 L v6 (standard motor) put in. Is there anything i can do on top of that? What have you guys done to pimp out your 4runners?
 


1. slammed 220 up, 143 down

n. Having your Honda Civic lowered to the ground to improve aerodynamics (i.e. look really dumb) so you can get better gas mileage driving to your job as Mc Donald's Hamburger Technician from your parents' house. Frequently accompanied by a gigantic, turd-shaped spoiler with no aerodynamic effect.

Man, that slammed Honda looks ghey. I hope the owner's mom doesn't know he saved up his allowance for 5 years to buy that lowering kit.

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2. slammed 141 up, 65 down

Having an insane amount of work dumped on you that leaves ya winded and overwhelmed.

My boss totally slammed me at 5:00 PM on Friday forcing me to stay at work till 10:00 PM.

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3. Slammed 74 up, 17 down

1. To have your car very low to the ground. Tucking tires, and minimal clearance between the ground and frame are a must. Lips, body kits, etc, don't count.

2. To be very drunk

3. To get fucked very hard

You car is so slammed that I can barely fit my fist under your oil pan.

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by ADJFALSD;LKF Nov 9, 2008 share this add a video
 
lift it up, put some mud or all terrain tires on it, black rims and you will be good to go!

oh also make sure you put a ski rack on it!
 
3" lift, instal a manual tranny, BFGoodrich A/t tires as big as your wheel wells will allow, flood lights if not stock, rocket box.done.
 
full suspension lift swap the axles with unimog if desired or just put detroit lockers in it add some wheels and 35s grabbers bumper or winch couple lights for night wheeling and youve got a nice offroad rig its alot of work so i wouldnt recommend without learning more about it
 
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