Spend $100k on my $60k tacoma... if I had the money I probably would.
@bryce_9497 ай бұрын
Siccccc video man! With the song its so good haha
@rockmanagementoffroad94627 ай бұрын
Thank you!!
@sr5bro1267 ай бұрын
YOO! I love that front bumper man! Could you please do a walk around video of it??
@rockmanagementoffroad94627 ай бұрын
Thank you! I appreciate that. I've been meaning to do a full walk around of the 4Runner for a while. I'll try to get it done soon!
@sr5bro1267 ай бұрын
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 that would be awesome man!
@jbaz9649 ай бұрын
Did I really see a dude rock crawling in his rig, by himself, wearing a mask? LOL! I miss that trail and those beautiful beautiful views. Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
@rockmanagementoffroad9462Ай бұрын
Haha, yes you did. Not for covid tho. The rear wheel wells were completely cut out and he was getting insane amounts of dust into the cab. Thanks for watching!
@Tronwouldhav10 ай бұрын
is there a build list for the green runner?!?!
@rockmanagementoffroad946210 ай бұрын
That 4Runner was built on a Motor Trend show called Dirt Everyday with Fred Williams
@hernangonzalezmoore10 ай бұрын
I believe it’s a cracked exhaust manifold leak
@lukeventers4755 Жыл бұрын
Well that was lame.
@theclan4adventures Жыл бұрын
Big Mike and his Tacoma can out wheel most trailered buggy’s and drive home and to this day his dad is the only person to make it up a certain waterfall with out a winch so that is an awesome thing you got to do here the 4 runner is a great platform when built right keep up the great work and videos coming
@LexusGX460-OFF-ROAD Жыл бұрын
the Ridge!! yes!! ❤️
@donchai761 Жыл бұрын
Can you do a close up overview walk-around of your build
@JohnnychimpO907 Жыл бұрын
Right on! Been waiting for a video like this.. I recently ordered a 2.75” RCLT kit for my 2020 sr5, and I’m already in the process of installing a Tacobox with the 4.7:1 inchworm gear ⚙️. Looking forward to crawling around Alaska with it!
@rockmanagementoffroad9462 Жыл бұрын
That's awesome! I have a TacoBox sitting in my garage, just need to source an FJ case then install it. Hopefully in Dec. After watching Mike's truck work, I had to have that low gearing. Even the green 4Runner with the Atlas 5:1 was a massive improvement over the stock 2.7:1 I hope to make it up to Alaska one day, it looks unreal.
@shohokuslamdunk Жыл бұрын
i was gonna ask you about how you fit 315s with no bodylift. but I see that you running RCLT now. you are in a totally different league now. lol
@rockmanagementoffroad9462 Жыл бұрын
Haha yea it took a lot of tubbing and cutting of the wheel wells to make the 37s functional. For the 315s I had to do an aggressive body mount chop, hammered the pinch weld flat, removed the inner fender liner, cut some of the fender and metal under it behind the wheel, had alignment set for max positive caster. And it still rubbed above the tire on hard impacts (desert), but was good for crawling.
@sledge7583 Жыл бұрын
I went wheeling with Mike's father in the mid 90s and I a few black and white pictures of those days. Tonkoda Crawl and Surprise Canyon.
@rockmanagementoffroad9462 Жыл бұрын
That's awesome! My boss wheeled with him back in the day too, with the SCTLCA. Marlin must have wheeled with so many people haha, what a legend. It was surreal watching him look over my 4runner
@Danggoodsnipes Жыл бұрын
Anyone ever figured out what causes this knocking sound. Sounds like its coming from the cam pulley cover. The black one thats cone shaped. If i touch it , I can feel the knock. PLEASE HELP!
@andrewkaiser62659 ай бұрын
Did you figure yours out? Any change in the sound? Is the engine still working?
@Fparrish Жыл бұрын
I’m I really the first to comment! 😂 so good! Also I recognize that voice at 8:00 😂 Dirt head Dave!
@rockmanagementoffroad9462 Жыл бұрын
Thank you! That's Nate from The Gear Shop. He drove pondscum on this trip. Id love to wheel with Fred and Dave someday
@jattdentistry Жыл бұрын
Did you ever figure out the issue? I have the same sound after doing my timing belt and water pump
@rockmanagementoffroad9462 Жыл бұрын
Negative. I ended up hydrolocking the motor in a water crossing at 210k miles. Replaced it with junkyard motor that does not make the noise. Mine also started after replacing the timing belt and water pump, and everything else up front.
@jattdentistry Жыл бұрын
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 how many miles did you drive with the noise?
@rockmanagementoffroad9462 Жыл бұрын
@@jattdentistry a little over 100,000 miles
@andrewkaiser62659 ай бұрын
Did you figure yours out? Any change in the sound? Is the engine still working?
@jattdentistry9 ай бұрын
@@andrewkaiser6265 it's still running 6k miles later. Really haven't paid attention to the sound I think it's just something that's there
@John-cz6it2 жыл бұрын
I want to add lockers to my 2003. Do you still have the open center diff?
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
Yes, still the factory Torsen center diff. I plan to swap to an FJ case soon though.
@runaway20742 жыл бұрын
The solution to the problem is very simple.. In the camshaft for the exhaust, there are two gears attached to each other and there is a spring between them. The spring must be tight and secured after tightening with a screw to keep it tight.. In the event that the spring is not tightened, by turning the first gear against the other It will make a clicking sound like a diesel vehicle. Important don't forget to remove the tightening screw after installing the camshaft it in place
@taliesinangling35649 ай бұрын
I want to believe you buts its just a comment on the internet, how do you know this to be true?
@andrewkaiser62659 ай бұрын
@runaway2074 Isn't this only on the VVTi engines in 2005+? I just got this noise on a 2004 (non-VVTi) after replacing the timing belt and water pump, and I didn't touch the cams, other than replacing the seal from the front end.
@taliesinangling35642 жыл бұрын
I have this exact sound
@andrewkaiser62659 ай бұрын
Did you figure yours out? Any change in the sound? Is the engine still working?
@danp74632 жыл бұрын
I'd do a Blackstone laboratories test. Also check the hydraulic timing belt tensioner. That's a common problem on Honda J-series V6 engine's. NEVER REUSE A TIMING BELT TENSIONER!!
@MooseDitty172 жыл бұрын
Captain hind site here ... When you kept getting pushed into hole, you should have unlocked the rear diff. Would have allowed tighter turning. 👍🏼
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
You might be right. I had the front locked too for most of that, which was def a mistake. I was nervous AF with all those people watching haha. I just posted a video of my 2nd run and I had the rear locked and the front open until I was in position to climb straight up. Worked out much better. Thanks for watching!
@SavvyAlex2 жыл бұрын
How did you mount your spare to the rear?
@CorradoRacer2 жыл бұрын
Hmmm, I guess it's one of the timing belt tensioner...watch out, the bearing is about to explode or locked...it will burn the timing belt and boumm!
@olivercurry23922 жыл бұрын
✔️ Promo>SM!!!
@Braun4x4BC2 жыл бұрын
not a strange sound sound like rod and crank bearings 2 me worn out 1uzfe better than its younger brother
@russmt41812 жыл бұрын
Are you still able to open your sunroof with that rack on
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
I don't have a sunroof. Gobi does make this rack with a sunroof option tho, so I would assume you can.
@russmt41812 жыл бұрын
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 my bad, i thought all 4th gen had a sunroof.
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
@@russmt4181I wish, mine is a base model (sr5). Had none of the extras when I got it. V8 tho 🤷
@fillupread2 жыл бұрын
I know you already blew the motor but anytime something like this happens, you have to start a reasonable process of elimination. Remove the belt and run it for a few minutes. If the noise is still there, its not in the drive belt which eliminates AC compressor, PS pump, air pump, etc.. Unplug the coils one at a time. If the plug cannot spark, you dont have a power stroke on that cyl. This could narrow it down to a single cyl...Then you can do things like compression tests, leak down tests, etc. Could be carbon knock but to me, sounded like a wrist pin. To test for play on the bottom end, rev the engine, drop the throttle, as the RPMs fall, ease back on the throttle. When the dropping engine RPM meets the rising throttle you will have a second or two of neutral pressure which will make any play in a rod rattle like hell for 1-2 seconds.
@gsxrsquid2 жыл бұрын
At harbor freight you can by a super long screwdriver. Use it as a stethoscope and touch it to different parts of the engine to see where the noise is loudest. Use it against he block and heads. Also determine if the noise is at engine speed or valve train speed. Engine speed is once every revolution of the crank. Valve train speed is half that. It is hard to tell from the video but it sounds like it is engine speed.
@bcap60312 жыл бұрын
Very cool didn’t know Anza had trails of this kind. Owner of an 07 limited v8 currently in a build.
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
Very nice, the v8s are the best. Unfortunately a few months after this trip the trail was closed at the first obstacle. Still a beautiful trail but all the hard stuff is closed now. Apparently someone drove off trail, got stuck, then winched off a protected tree.
@originalg00kster2 жыл бұрын
also a follower on IG. This line was insane bro! haha
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
Thank you! It seemed much more manageable when we walked it ahead of the race. Behind the wheel was a different story.
@triggerhappytexan2 жыл бұрын
Found you on Instagram. I have an 03 SR5 V8 too and I'm trying to build something really similar to your rig. Love it!
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
Thank you! I appreciate that. It's been a work in progress since 2012 haha.
@braxtonwest73242 жыл бұрын
What kind of rear bumper do you have?
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
This was a cbi bumper. I sold it and am building a tube bumper.
@wilfredocarracelas73512 жыл бұрын
No es una araña Not a spider 🕷 come on
@adventure_by_proxy2 жыл бұрын
Do you feel lockers were required?
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
Not for this trail, but I highly recommend them. You can be much less choosy about the lines you take and you ultimately beat the truck up less to get over things.
@OverlandPNW2 жыл бұрын
Great 4Runner and legit driving! Are you going to be posting any more videos? If yes, I will sub.
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
Thank you! More videos coming soon. I just rebuilt the truck with long travel front, Dana 60 rear with custom 3-kink and 12" coilovers. I've been working in it for 4 months so no adventures haha
@MyBridgestone242 жыл бұрын
Great build. Lockers and proper gearing are such a game changer. As you noted, heaps more control.
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
No doubt, they'll be the first mod on any future builds
@jmorse83183 жыл бұрын
Just rebuilt my 2uzfe and started getting this noise after .... Hydraulic tensioner on the timing belt I guess Everytime you change from an old timing belt to a new one it will make this noise if you don't change the tensioner this is what I was told by an old Toyota mechanic.(and my tensioner was pretty crusty) Going to change it tomorrow and I will let you know for sure... Mine is an 02
@robrobthe12 жыл бұрын
Well did the noise go away? 03 sequoia 218k same noise
@jmorse83182 жыл бұрын
@@robrobthe1 yes sir that was the ticket for me the part is called a hydraulic timing belt actuator it was like $40
@robrobthe12 жыл бұрын
@@jmorse8318 what did the job consist of?
@jmorse83182 жыл бұрын
@@robrobthe1 it was pretty simple I believe it was just two bolts pop em off pop it on once that noise was gone also realized I had a cracked exhaust header and got that welded up now she purrs
@jmorse83182 жыл бұрын
@@robrobthe1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zaimu6l6n6iaZZs.html see if that helps you to fix it without buying a new one
@damienm34603 жыл бұрын
Did anyone ever figure out what the cause of this was?
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
Nope, I hydrolocked that motor a few years ago and replaced it. 210k miles at the time and it made that sound until the last day. The replacement motor does not, which rules out the manifolds.
@diymike57473 жыл бұрын
Did you check if you had any bad hydraulic lifters? I'm starting to get the same noise. But mine sounds like it's coming from the driver's side cylinder closest to the firewall. That is my guess because when I start the car the noise is there but once I start driving the noise goes away completely... Currently have 187,000
@theshyguitarist3 жыл бұрын
Which tires are those?
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
BFG KM3s. 315/70/17
@improstrat3 жыл бұрын
Soo fuckin sic… i’m on the lookout for my first 4runner and i want it be a v8 4x4 generation - me and million others right? Ha! Sic riding
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
Thanks! They're certainly in demand right now. V8 4th gen is a great platform, they do it all. Good luck!
@marcusrivera40903 жыл бұрын
Great vid! What roof rack is that?
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
Thanks, it's a Gobi stealth rack
@Penkills753 жыл бұрын
Ayy stellar 4runner. What suspension setup you got?
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
Full list in the video description, it's a lot to type...
@JRCoronado242 жыл бұрын
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 well there is no info there brother
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
@@JRCoronado24 you're right! Damn, sorry about that I thought I had that I go in all my descriptions. Check one of my videos with the yellow title on the thumbnails for build details.
@Lunas25253 жыл бұрын
That sounds like very light rod or piston slap check oil and cut open filter if metal is present one of the rods is looking at punching a hole in the block. Then again it is almost indistinguishable from normal running.
@rjjr70643 жыл бұрын
I've heard some kind of knocking from my 02 4runner for about a year now. I'm just going to ignore it and hope it goes away.
@chriskilgore7393 жыл бұрын
Yoooo what roof rack do you have, that’s the style I’m looking for man👀
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
Gobi stealth
@x4x4offroad873 жыл бұрын
Hey I got dang near the same color same trim 4Runner just a V6 what under armor skid plates are you running and what lift I put in an old man emu 3-in lift on mine I'm wondering what size tires you're running and what size lift cuz I want to do that kind of stuff
@rockmanagementoffroad94623 жыл бұрын
Tires are 315/70/17. Full build details in the description 🤙
@x4x4offroad873 жыл бұрын
Man that thing looks really really good That's the same trim package that I have on my '03 SR5 I don't have the V8 though what lift do you have on that thing
@Andrew-be9tk3 жыл бұрын
Did you teardown that knocking 2uz?
@rockmanagementoffroad94622 жыл бұрын
No, sadly I hydrolocked it about 3 years ago. It ran strong until I killed it. Made that noise for 100k miles.
@x4x4offroad873 жыл бұрын
Hey man I was just curious what lift and tire size do you have on your 4Runner I just bought a lift from Old Man emu and I was just curious I love the look of your runner
@x4x4offroad873 жыл бұрын
That package that you have and the trim is exactly what mine looks like The white with the gr ay all the way down it That's why I'm really curious
@joshrandall52973 жыл бұрын
Is this fun? I'd rather ride my Harley on twisty roads in the Smokies.
@jusimplicit2 жыл бұрын
Being in the drivers seat and piloting a rig through that kinda terrain is the fun part. You don’t really appreciate the experience unless you’re behind the wheel not trying to roll your rig.
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Spend $100k on my $60k tacoma... if I had the money I probably would.
Siccccc video man! With the song its so good haha
Thank you!!
YOO! I love that front bumper man! Could you please do a walk around video of it??
Thank you! I appreciate that. I've been meaning to do a full walk around of the 4Runner for a while. I'll try to get it done soon!
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 that would be awesome man!
Did I really see a dude rock crawling in his rig, by himself, wearing a mask? LOL! I miss that trail and those beautiful beautiful views. Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Haha, yes you did. Not for covid tho. The rear wheel wells were completely cut out and he was getting insane amounts of dust into the cab. Thanks for watching!
is there a build list for the green runner?!?!
That 4Runner was built on a Motor Trend show called Dirt Everyday with Fred Williams
I believe it’s a cracked exhaust manifold leak
Well that was lame.
Big Mike and his Tacoma can out wheel most trailered buggy’s and drive home and to this day his dad is the only person to make it up a certain waterfall with out a winch so that is an awesome thing you got to do here the 4 runner is a great platform when built right keep up the great work and videos coming
the Ridge!! yes!! ❤️
Can you do a close up overview walk-around of your build
Right on! Been waiting for a video like this.. I recently ordered a 2.75” RCLT kit for my 2020 sr5, and I’m already in the process of installing a Tacobox with the 4.7:1 inchworm gear ⚙️. Looking forward to crawling around Alaska with it!
That's awesome! I have a TacoBox sitting in my garage, just need to source an FJ case then install it. Hopefully in Dec. After watching Mike's truck work, I had to have that low gearing. Even the green 4Runner with the Atlas 5:1 was a massive improvement over the stock 2.7:1 I hope to make it up to Alaska one day, it looks unreal.
i was gonna ask you about how you fit 315s with no bodylift. but I see that you running RCLT now. you are in a totally different league now. lol
Haha yea it took a lot of tubbing and cutting of the wheel wells to make the 37s functional. For the 315s I had to do an aggressive body mount chop, hammered the pinch weld flat, removed the inner fender liner, cut some of the fender and metal under it behind the wheel, had alignment set for max positive caster. And it still rubbed above the tire on hard impacts (desert), but was good for crawling.
I went wheeling with Mike's father in the mid 90s and I a few black and white pictures of those days. Tonkoda Crawl and Surprise Canyon.
That's awesome! My boss wheeled with him back in the day too, with the SCTLCA. Marlin must have wheeled with so many people haha, what a legend. It was surreal watching him look over my 4runner
Anyone ever figured out what causes this knocking sound. Sounds like its coming from the cam pulley cover. The black one thats cone shaped. If i touch it , I can feel the knock. PLEASE HELP!
Did you figure yours out? Any change in the sound? Is the engine still working?
I’m I really the first to comment! 😂 so good! Also I recognize that voice at 8:00 😂 Dirt head Dave!
Thank you! That's Nate from The Gear Shop. He drove pondscum on this trip. Id love to wheel with Fred and Dave someday
Did you ever figure out the issue? I have the same sound after doing my timing belt and water pump
Negative. I ended up hydrolocking the motor in a water crossing at 210k miles. Replaced it with junkyard motor that does not make the noise. Mine also started after replacing the timing belt and water pump, and everything else up front.
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 how many miles did you drive with the noise?
@@jattdentistry a little over 100,000 miles
Did you figure yours out? Any change in the sound? Is the engine still working?
@@andrewkaiser6265 it's still running 6k miles later. Really haven't paid attention to the sound I think it's just something that's there
I want to add lockers to my 2003. Do you still have the open center diff?
Yes, still the factory Torsen center diff. I plan to swap to an FJ case soon though.
The solution to the problem is very simple.. In the camshaft for the exhaust, there are two gears attached to each other and there is a spring between them. The spring must be tight and secured after tightening with a screw to keep it tight.. In the event that the spring is not tightened, by turning the first gear against the other It will make a clicking sound like a diesel vehicle. Important don't forget to remove the tightening screw after installing the camshaft it in place
I want to believe you buts its just a comment on the internet, how do you know this to be true?
@runaway2074 Isn't this only on the VVTi engines in 2005+? I just got this noise on a 2004 (non-VVTi) after replacing the timing belt and water pump, and I didn't touch the cams, other than replacing the seal from the front end.
I have this exact sound
Did you figure yours out? Any change in the sound? Is the engine still working?
I'd do a Blackstone laboratories test. Also check the hydraulic timing belt tensioner. That's a common problem on Honda J-series V6 engine's. NEVER REUSE A TIMING BELT TENSIONER!!
Captain hind site here ... When you kept getting pushed into hole, you should have unlocked the rear diff. Would have allowed tighter turning. 👍🏼
You might be right. I had the front locked too for most of that, which was def a mistake. I was nervous AF with all those people watching haha. I just posted a video of my 2nd run and I had the rear locked and the front open until I was in position to climb straight up. Worked out much better. Thanks for watching!
How did you mount your spare to the rear?
Hmmm, I guess it's one of the timing belt tensioner...watch out, the bearing is about to explode or locked...it will burn the timing belt and boumm!
✔️ Promo>SM!!!
not a strange sound sound like rod and crank bearings 2 me worn out 1uzfe better than its younger brother
Are you still able to open your sunroof with that rack on
I don't have a sunroof. Gobi does make this rack with a sunroof option tho, so I would assume you can.
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 my bad, i thought all 4th gen had a sunroof.
@@russmt4181I wish, mine is a base model (sr5). Had none of the extras when I got it. V8 tho 🤷
I know you already blew the motor but anytime something like this happens, you have to start a reasonable process of elimination. Remove the belt and run it for a few minutes. If the noise is still there, its not in the drive belt which eliminates AC compressor, PS pump, air pump, etc.. Unplug the coils one at a time. If the plug cannot spark, you dont have a power stroke on that cyl. This could narrow it down to a single cyl...Then you can do things like compression tests, leak down tests, etc. Could be carbon knock but to me, sounded like a wrist pin. To test for play on the bottom end, rev the engine, drop the throttle, as the RPMs fall, ease back on the throttle. When the dropping engine RPM meets the rising throttle you will have a second or two of neutral pressure which will make any play in a rod rattle like hell for 1-2 seconds.
At harbor freight you can by a super long screwdriver. Use it as a stethoscope and touch it to different parts of the engine to see where the noise is loudest. Use it against he block and heads. Also determine if the noise is at engine speed or valve train speed. Engine speed is once every revolution of the crank. Valve train speed is half that. It is hard to tell from the video but it sounds like it is engine speed.
Very cool didn’t know Anza had trails of this kind. Owner of an 07 limited v8 currently in a build.
Very nice, the v8s are the best. Unfortunately a few months after this trip the trail was closed at the first obstacle. Still a beautiful trail but all the hard stuff is closed now. Apparently someone drove off trail, got stuck, then winched off a protected tree.
also a follower on IG. This line was insane bro! haha
Thank you! It seemed much more manageable when we walked it ahead of the race. Behind the wheel was a different story.
Found you on Instagram. I have an 03 SR5 V8 too and I'm trying to build something really similar to your rig. Love it!
Thank you! I appreciate that. It's been a work in progress since 2012 haha.
What kind of rear bumper do you have?
This was a cbi bumper. I sold it and am building a tube bumper.
No es una araña Not a spider 🕷 come on
Do you feel lockers were required?
Not for this trail, but I highly recommend them. You can be much less choosy about the lines you take and you ultimately beat the truck up less to get over things.
Great 4Runner and legit driving! Are you going to be posting any more videos? If yes, I will sub.
Thank you! More videos coming soon. I just rebuilt the truck with long travel front, Dana 60 rear with custom 3-kink and 12" coilovers. I've been working in it for 4 months so no adventures haha
Great build. Lockers and proper gearing are such a game changer. As you noted, heaps more control.
No doubt, they'll be the first mod on any future builds
Just rebuilt my 2uzfe and started getting this noise after .... Hydraulic tensioner on the timing belt I guess Everytime you change from an old timing belt to a new one it will make this noise if you don't change the tensioner this is what I was told by an old Toyota mechanic.(and my tensioner was pretty crusty) Going to change it tomorrow and I will let you know for sure... Mine is an 02
Well did the noise go away? 03 sequoia 218k same noise
@@robrobthe1 yes sir that was the ticket for me the part is called a hydraulic timing belt actuator it was like $40
@@jmorse8318 what did the job consist of?
@@robrobthe1 it was pretty simple I believe it was just two bolts pop em off pop it on once that noise was gone also realized I had a cracked exhaust header and got that welded up now she purrs
@@robrobthe1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/Zaimu6l6n6iaZZs.html see if that helps you to fix it without buying a new one
Did anyone ever figure out what the cause of this was?
Nope, I hydrolocked that motor a few years ago and replaced it. 210k miles at the time and it made that sound until the last day. The replacement motor does not, which rules out the manifolds.
Did you check if you had any bad hydraulic lifters? I'm starting to get the same noise. But mine sounds like it's coming from the driver's side cylinder closest to the firewall. That is my guess because when I start the car the noise is there but once I start driving the noise goes away completely... Currently have 187,000
Which tires are those?
BFG KM3s. 315/70/17
Soo fuckin sic… i’m on the lookout for my first 4runner and i want it be a v8 4x4 generation - me and million others right? Ha! Sic riding
Thanks! They're certainly in demand right now. V8 4th gen is a great platform, they do it all. Good luck!
Great vid! What roof rack is that?
Thanks, it's a Gobi stealth rack
Ayy stellar 4runner. What suspension setup you got?
Full list in the video description, it's a lot to type...
@@rockmanagementoffroad9462 well there is no info there brother
@@JRCoronado24 you're right! Damn, sorry about that I thought I had that I go in all my descriptions. Check one of my videos with the yellow title on the thumbnails for build details.
That sounds like very light rod or piston slap check oil and cut open filter if metal is present one of the rods is looking at punching a hole in the block. Then again it is almost indistinguishable from normal running.
I've heard some kind of knocking from my 02 4runner for about a year now. I'm just going to ignore it and hope it goes away.
Yoooo what roof rack do you have, that’s the style I’m looking for man👀
Gobi stealth
Hey I got dang near the same color same trim 4Runner just a V6 what under armor skid plates are you running and what lift I put in an old man emu 3-in lift on mine I'm wondering what size tires you're running and what size lift cuz I want to do that kind of stuff
Tires are 315/70/17. Full build details in the description 🤙
Man that thing looks really really good That's the same trim package that I have on my '03 SR5 I don't have the V8 though what lift do you have on that thing
Did you teardown that knocking 2uz?
No, sadly I hydrolocked it about 3 years ago. It ran strong until I killed it. Made that noise for 100k miles.
Hey man I was just curious what lift and tire size do you have on your 4Runner I just bought a lift from Old Man emu and I was just curious I love the look of your runner
That package that you have and the trim is exactly what mine looks like The white with the gr ay all the way down it That's why I'm really curious
Is this fun? I'd rather ride my Harley on twisty roads in the Smokies.
Being in the drivers seat and piloting a rig through that kinda terrain is the fun part. You don’t really appreciate the experience unless you’re behind the wheel not trying to roll your rig.