JD Fab Long Travel Install // 2nd Gen 4Runner
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2023
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In this video my buddy Michael and I install a JD Fabrication Long Travel kit on his 1995 4Runner.
**REAR SETUP**
Nitro 4.88's
Eaton E-locker
Rear coil springs (2" lift springs) eibach.com/eps-search?year=19...
Rear shocks:
www.ridefox.com/product.php?m...
Panhard drop bracket:
www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/...
Find the kit here:
jdfabrication.com/collections...
IG: treehouse_offroad
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I have the same rig with with long arms and a supercharged 3.4 swap. The 2nd gen is such an underrated truck!
Very underrated I agree
More footage of your buddy’s 2nd gen, please and thanks very much 🙏😂❤️
I’m 16 and I have a 2nd gen and I’m in the process of doing the 3.4 swap for mine and I’m definitely getting the total chaos kit for mine in the future but I was wondering what is best to do for the back. Did you convert it to a 4 link or something like that? I wanna make sure it’ll handle some woops and some minor crawling
Why r u crawling with a long arm kit?
@@tanner882 Because he can! lol
That's a pretty sick 4Runner.
I love the instructions
Step 1: put it together
Step 2: beat it mercilessly!
This video was crazy!😂😂 I’m informed and stress relaxed. I’ve never seen a Toyota mod video and felt so at ease, at the same time!😂 4runner looks beast!
Haha maybe they should prescribe us instead of Xanax...thanks for commenting glad you enjoyed it
Great video helped me heaps on what I want to do with mine, thanks from your Aussie friend 🇦🇺
Good on ya for commenting ya little ripper! We tried to make the video that we wished was on UA-cam when we were doing the project!
G'day MATE!
cant wait to get this kit for my 93 4runner! and the coastal offroad bumper looks slick! great video
This kit is a surefire winner!
Thanks for watching brother
Very helpful.. I have a 94 .. it needs love..
Not too shabby 🤙🏽
Lol not too shabby thanks bro thats high praise 🙏
Oh god, am I going to put long travel on my 3.slow? I just might now.... well done. Thank you sir!
Gotta do it man it completely transforms the vehicle!
Thats just beautiful bro
Thanks the system works very well!
Pretty work!
Thanks brother!
Love the video
Awesome video guys! Really loving the detail oriented content so far! You mentioned that the kit uses T100 CV axles. How much stronger if at all are they than the stock shafts? Also what are the specs on the 4Runner? Still single case? What rear axle? Gears and Lockers?
Thanks brother! As far as strength goes on the CV's, I haven't broken one yet, and they are just NAPAs since Toyota doesn't make them anymore. But they are holding up great so far! It's just a longer 4Runner CV, which is why they work for the kit. It's still got the single chain driven case and the stock rear axle. I regeared it to 5.29 and it has an Eaton Elocker in the rear with a front to match soon!
Thanks!
Awesome runner. I would love to see another video of this rig wheeling, maybe some information on what tire size you are running, maybe any issues with the kit, etc. Also, how does it handle on the road?? I am consodering this kit over doing a solid axle conversion because it is different and looks pretty capable. Any information is appreciated! Thanks!
He's running 35x12.5R15 Mickey Thompson Baja Pro's on Trail Ready beadlocks. So far no issues with the kit itself. Couple broken idler arms but he's since gone Total Chaos on that. Michael daily drives this thing and loves how it handles on the street
@@treehouseoffroad Did you have to clearance the front fenders or firewall to account for extra up travel?
I love how detailed y’all did this video and gave me an idea of how the hoops go before you weld. Supper clean set up. What was the cost of kit and shocks??
Thanks man I hope it helps.
The kit is linked in the description and I think the shocks are around $1,500 a pair
@@treehouseoffroad can you post the part number for the coilovers you used? Thank you so much!
@@elitemobileautoelectric7782 The coilovers were spec'd by JD Fab and purchased with the kit, so you'll have to reach out to them
Awesome video 👍🏼👍🏼.
I have a 1991 4runner. What do you have for the rear suspension?
Right on man thank you!
So many people are have been asking about the rear I listed the specs in the description
Sick
Great vid! After my 3.4 swap I’m going to buy the JD fab kit. What’s the specs on his front and rear wheels and what brand?
U.S. Wheel Style 78. 15x8, 6x5.5 lug pattern, 2.5 inch backspace. Discontinued and very hard to find
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Very nice
I feel like old Toyotas don’t need to be painted
Yeah for sure that yota patina
Very cool, but how does it go kicking up rocks etc with no guards?
Never heard him mention this happening. I also have a LT Toyota with no flares and I haven't had this issue either. Water? Mud? Sand? Absolutely, but no rocks oddly enough 🤷🏼♂️
You guys gonna upgrade the brakes and lines? Awesome job on that install. I have a 3rd gen and didn't realize that the 2nd had TB's. Are you guys doing this for work now or just for youtube?
Oh the kit actually comes with extended front brake lines but I had already installed extended brake lines front and rear before I got the kit. The brakes themselves are actually really good! I have no issue locking up 35s rn. And yes we've had our shop for just over a year. So far so good!
We're chasing our dreams tryin to make a living building sick Yota's!
@@treehouseoffroadI’m pretty much doing the same. Currently make a living building custom jeeps but I’m a Toyota guy lol I personally got a 2016 4Runner I’m trying to build out
Nice! Are those 33s or 35s? Also, is it possible to install an air diff locker in the front on these?
35's, and according to eastcoastgearsupply.com there are several lockers available for these trucks, one of which is an ARB air locker.
Thank you for posting this! Thinking of doing this myself. What did you do for the rear axle to match the width?
He runs 2" spacers in the rear
Other than aesthetics, are there performance or safety reasons to match the width of the front axles?
I don't actually know the answer to that
Хорошая работа. Лишь бы шаровые опоры выдержали.
which jd fab kit did u guys use ?? i dont see a 2nd gen 4runner kit
Link is in description
What was done in the rear to match the height and width?
2 inch spacers
What spring weight did you use?
600 I believe
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Hey buddy I forgot to ask you did you put bigger gears which I'm pretty sure you did but what size did you go up to on your Sequoia.. I went 4:88 can you grow any bigger than that?
I went with 5.29's. Lots of low end power
@@treehouseoffroad when they built it they went with 4.88 I wish they would have put 5.29s I thought they didn't because 5.29s wouldn't fit. I'm going to have to ask him about that LOL
He never clarified that with me he just said he was going to see if he could go if they wouldn't fit he would do 4.88s but they have the power I need it crawls like a tank. I haven't really done too much challenging stuff yeah a little bit but I need to RCV axles and get skid row skid plates still.
@@treehouseoffroad I think the one reason why it crawls like a tank and goes through everything I put it through like it's nothing is because of the front and rear lockers. I call that beast mode LOL
What bullbar is that?
Trail gear stinger bumper if I recall correctly
Did you guys do Chevy 63 on the back or did you keep coils and use spaces. Great video amazing work looks good
He went with some Eibach rear coils, no spacers. He's super happy with them.
Eibach Part# E30-82-004-01-02
eibach.com/product/E30-82-004-01-02?epsid=1764
WICKED THANKS
@@treehouseoffroadI have the OME 2 inch coils I’m sure I could keep em
@@leclercj764 If you like em then hell yeah keep em. He had OME rears and they were too stiff to flex properly. I however absolutely love my OME rear coils...flex like crazy
@@treehouseoffroad getting closer to this..
how much more flex did he gain
Quite a bit! He can get one wheel up about 24 inches before the others start to leave the ground
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would love to see rear end setup
We'll do an in-depth walkaround soon but he's running 2" ext res Fox Factory Race shocks w/12" stroke. They are mounted outboard the frame with a custom kit he built, and paired with Eibach +2" pro-lift coils.
He also did a panhard drop bracket and runs 2" spacers to match the front width
@@treehouseoffroadya buying the same kit after watching this talked with them the other day. just need to figure out rear to leet it level. was thinking about freelgood rear shock relocations but there for a 1996 not a 1995
looking forward to seeing full walk around soon
@@treehouseoffroad hi is the fox suspension universal or based off a different truck? Want to do something like this on my 91 pickup.
Yes please do a walk around and show that rear suspension
yes please do walk around need to know what you did to rear suspension
i have a 93 could you guy work on ?
Hit us up!
info@treehouseoffroad.com
is he’s engine stock?
Yes
Sweeeeet
Thaaaanks
This is wrong.. u missed chassis num of vechle
What's a vechle?
It’s what Biden calls his Presidential Limo.
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