93 Toyota 4Runner with 5.3L conversion
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93 Toyota 4Runner with 5.3L conversion
Im not sure if this is where this bleongs or not, but I have to sell my 4Runner. It is a 93 with a 2004 5.3 out of a tahoe. This truck has been completely rebuilt. The only thing toyota left is the body fram and rear axle. It has a solid front axle conversion, TH400, and NP208. Both axles have 4.10's and lockers. It has about 10 inches of lift (6-7 suspension, 3 body). I have around $22k in it but will sell for $14K. I really need cash for a down payment on a house but I will consider partial trades. These pictures are old but I can get some updated ones if anyone is interested.
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You obvisouly have never done a sas/v8 conversion before. I have close to $3k just in tires and shocks not counting the axles, lockers, hubs, driveshafts, gears, braided lines, gm master, shock hoops, leaf springs, spring hangers or the hundreds of other parts required. I am flexible on the price but I do know what this truck cost to build, unlike you.
Last edited by blazerboy72; 05-15-2008 at 01:27 PM.
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BUMP for a nice/very well-built Runner...I seen it for sale over at YotaTech, is it still available? I'm getting ready to do a SAS/Built LS1 swap into a '00 Taco...I'm shooting for the 420 RWHP range and it will be a torque monster. BTW, what did you use for a cooling system and headers/exhaust?
Polen-You're not the smartest dude on the block are you? A decent SAS is going to run you in the $3K-$5K range if you do it yourself...but a well built one will be upwards near $6-$15K. A LS1 motor itself is not a cheap thing...not to mention upgrading drivetrain components. Easy $10K minimum...I'm looking to have about $30K at least in my truck when it's all said and done.
Polen-You're not the smartest dude on the block are you? A decent SAS is going to run you in the $3K-$5K range if you do it yourself...but a well built one will be upwards near $6-$15K. A LS1 motor itself is not a cheap thing...not to mention upgrading drivetrain components. Easy $10K minimum...I'm looking to have about $30K at least in my truck when it's all said and done.
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BUMP for a nice/very well-built Runner...I seen it for sale over at YotaTech, is it still available? I'm getting ready to do a SAS/Built LS1 swap into a '00 Taco...I'm shooting for the 420 RWHP range and it will be a torque monster. BTW, what did you use for a cooling system and headers/exhaust?
Polen-You're not the smartest dude on the block are you? A decent SAS is going to run you in the $3K-$5K range if you do it yourself...but a well built one will be upwards near $6-$15K. A LS1 motor itself is not a cheap thing...not to mention upgrading drivetrain components. Easy $10K minimum...I'm looking to have about $30K at least in my truck when it's all said and done.
Polen-You're not the smartest dude on the block are you? A decent SAS is going to run you in the $3K-$5K range if you do it yourself...but a well built one will be upwards near $6-$15K. A LS1 motor itself is not a cheap thing...not to mention upgrading drivetrain components. Easy $10K minimum...I'm looking to have about $30K at least in my truck when it's all said and done.
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