TW's active 4runner builders BS thread

Honestly depending on the price maybe

 

bro. you are like behind.

 

Fox shocks group buy @dannyk35

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/round-one-fox-suspensions-group-buy.419757/

 

Man I need a better job

 

When you do Icon, is it just shocks or springs as well?

 

I believe so

 

I don't know if I want to go with those or Bilsteins.

 

I'd like to but I'm stupid and I don't know how much it'd cost for a 1999. lol.

 

Don't get bilsteins.

Listen to this man. I can tell you from experience how much more fun it is to do things the right way with this runner than it was for my Tacoma.

 

Frick

 

Your rears?

 

So much. It seems like such a pain but it really saves money. I'd rather wait an extra month or two of saving money to buy the right part than have something I don't want for a year before I can afford the better option.

 

I know you guys are right and I appreciate you telling me this. I'll just have to wait more than likely. I can't afford it being in high school.

 

most vendors on here had the 20% off free shipping on black friday

 

True. I work in the kitchen at a bar for 7/hr+tips (all cash), so I'm making decent money. I just need to save up.

 

I think I'm going to pull that side back out again tomorrow and reinstall it

 

I'm in college. I work for just above min wage. You just gotta want it and control your spending. You can do it.

Can you live off 7/hr? If so, throw your tips in a shoebox in your closet and never fucking touch them until they equal enough for your suspension. Do anything else you can in your spare time to make some cash. I sold a bunch of my shit I liked before I had a real hobby like my Tacoma. I got lucky and my Tacoma was a gift to me from my Grandfather so I had a headstart on saving for the 4Runner. But the parts I put into it came from discipline of saving up cash and making my girlfriend hate my guts.

The feeling from doing something right is the best. The worst feeling I ever got from my Tacoma was "Oh shit I made a mistake"

 

I appreciate this dude. A lot. I'm lucky my dad loves welding because he said he'd make me sliders and bumpers. I should probably try to start selling stuff. I mean I have so much that I need to reduce once I leave for basic anyways. Thanks for the advice bro!

 

Didn't know you were going military. Thanks for your service!

Learn to weld from your dad if you can. One of the many things I wish I knew how to do.