Overland Built 1999 Toyota 4Runner Walk Around | 3rd Gen Life

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  • Official walk around video of my 99 4Runner, before I sold it, yes it has been sold by the time this video is being posted.
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Комментарии • 108

  • @austinichini
    @austinichini 2 года назад +48

    $17k is a steal for that 4Runner. He has way more money in it, trust me. I've had two Tacomas and two 4Runners. They cost way more to build than that.

    • @dangda-ww7de
      @dangda-ww7de 2 года назад +6

      Its the love of the truck, whatever you put into the truck you cant get it back, when you sell other dont want what you build and u will take a hit on price that you put in, the lesson here is dont put too much money into ur car because nobody would want your build and they wont pay for it either.

    • @tonymontana6368
      @tonymontana6368 Год назад

      @@dangda-ww7de true

    • @HumbleBeast777
      @HumbleBeast777 8 месяцев назад

      is 6k good for a stock SR5 same year as this, worth it? 130k miles

    • @FranciscoGonzalez-ro7ht
      @FranciscoGonzalez-ro7ht 8 месяцев назад

      Where is it?​@@HumbleBeast777

    • @davidtrevino5211
      @davidtrevino5211 8 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@HumbleBeast777130,000 miles is extremely low mileage for a 3rd generation...

  • @scrambledgreg3834
    @scrambledgreg3834 Год назад +7

    Hey man my name is Greg,I’ve watched most of these 4-runner videos you’ve posted during your travels and love the content! It’s inspired me to do something similar with my 3rd gen..Your calm demeanor in situations and extensive knowledge of your vehicle really is something to be admired..your photography is also amazing! Some of the best of 3rd gen photos I’ve seen in the wild..much respect

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад +3

      Thank you Greg! Means a lot. I spent some years building my 4Runner personally in my garage or driveway so I was familiar with every aspect of it. Testing abilities of the equipment before the big trip was something I did a lot, and I swapped out gear numerous times. Similar to my photography, just working on hobbies for years and getting better at what you do. Appreciate the words, I hope your project goes well, just remember you don’t have to over build it to enjoy it! Use what you have and adapt as you go.

    • @scrambledgreg3834
      @scrambledgreg3834 Год назад +2

      @@hikerxplore thanks for taking the time to respond back! I appreciate the advice and im absolutely following it,like you said in the video build the vehicle for a specific purpose..one thing im glad you said was you wish you kept weight down by not adding the bumpers and that’s something i was on the fence about..i dont need the armor since i wont be bashing up it against things..I plan to travel longer distances more then be in rougher terrain so the bumpers would probably have more negative affect then benefit..aesthetically they look great but wont be necessary for me..are your back in the states?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад +2

      @@scrambledgreg3834 Yeah the weight of the bumpers were something I always battled with, I re geared, and was going to supercharge or v8 swap eventually. The owner of it now has actually supercharged it currently, and it’s a huge difference! But if you keep the weight down you will be fine with what you have, even the stock gear ratio can handle a lot with the transmission ratios too. I am currently back in Alaska for the US winter, then who knows after that.

  • @dls1423
    @dls1423 2 года назад +19

    Amazing build. Thank you for inspiring me to waste like 20k on my Gen 3 lol

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +3

      Thanks! Glad I could help out lol at least you may break even when you’re done with it depending on the market.

    • @burnhags2572
      @burnhags2572 2 года назад +4

      Not a waste it’s an investment in you and if you get tired you’ll be able to sell it for top dollar at this market

    • @dls1423
      @dls1423 2 года назад +3

      @@hikerxplore I am the only owner, bought it new in 02 right before they changed the body style so i agree it’s worth the investment!

  • @kokadjooutdoors620
    @kokadjooutdoors620 3 месяца назад +2

    Nice build! I could never sell. On my third 4Runner now and have tacoma. Love these rigs

  • @jesustellez5362
    @jesustellez5362 8 месяцев назад +1

    I have my limited '96 4 Rinner, and I am seriously thinking about building it like yours, even if it takes me time to achieve it I will do it, yours turned out beautiful.

  • @davidzoyoquila941
    @davidzoyoquila941 Год назад +5

    AAAAYE STEELIE GANG 🙌🏽

  • @alanobrien3138
    @alanobrien3138 2 года назад +6

    Sick build. I am living the 4th gen life or I would love to drive that.

  • @avantnarde2815
    @avantnarde2815 Год назад +1

    I've got a '97 limited, in white. And I want to build mine just like this, with just a LT suspension setup instead. But the accessories, the bumpers, tire mount/swing, I need. I have the roof rack and light bar, but I want to take off the front bumper due to it being rebuilt from a front end collision. Body man did a poor job on reassembly, so it has loose/missing brackets. Great build, though, brother ✊🏾 located in South Carolina

  • @WoodcockFamilyOverland
    @WoodcockFamilyOverland 2 года назад +5

    Cool looking 4Runner I bet you will be sad to see it drive away when it sells! All the best for the next rig looking forward to see what you get 👍

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +3

      You’re not wrong. But sometimes we must make sacrifices to follow other aspirations in life, and this was the crossroads. I had a good time with it and enjoyed all the years doing shenanigans in the woods lol 🤙🏼

  • @sqeekms6186
    @sqeekms6186 Год назад +1

    Bet you got stormed in the comment section for people wanting to buy it. I just Spent $43000 on my Toyota Sequoia first gen. Is total chaos long travel king shocks all the way around. Recovery bumpers from coastal off road weld together kits and sliders. Front and rear Etton lockers. 488 gears. And a whole lot of other stuff prerunner front fenders. Too much to list. About 30000 in parts 13000 in labor. They were expensive $175 an hour but they know what they're doing. And I know if I sold it it would go for around 25 or less. KC lights Switch pro light switch panel. I could go on and on anyway that's a nice 4runner... Oh yeah I have 35" by 12.5 by 17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers on Method Beadlock technology wheels.

  • @julioserna5659
    @julioserna5659 2 дня назад

    Hi! amazing ride! i wonder if putting big tires doesn't hurt the automatic transmission on the v6
    thanks !

  • @doncline-k2t
    @doncline-k2t 5 месяцев назад +1

    this is the 3rd vid that the host is selling their 4runner, whats the deal, why go through all that to just get rid of it

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  5 месяцев назад

      I had this 4runner for a lot of years and built it for my needs at that time, it’s been sold now for a couple years so it’s old news. I don’t live in the states full time anymore and travel, so yes a appreciation value is there for this specific vehicle, if I pay for storage for years, or sell it to someone who will take care of it and continue to build what I started.. which is what happened, the new owner loves it and has taken it to the next level, I can’t speak towards other owners but I don’t regret my decision.

  • @etburkentine455
    @etburkentine455 2 года назад +4

    All that work and left the stock upper UCA’s on ? SPC would have helped with your clearance with those meats on there. Also good call on re gearing. That’s a ton of weight on that thing without doing that. She would be a dog otherwise. Really nice truck and you did a nice job. Like to see these kind of prices being considered for these trucks. I’ve owned my 3rd gen for 22 years and modded out as well. They are definitely becoming classics and whoever buys it will have a heck of a rig.

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +6

      As I said in the video, no need in my eyes to change out OEM items over the years as long as they worked and everything dialed in on the alignment, this set up was simple and got the job done for my needs at the time. Spending hundreds or thousands of bucks on unnecessary odds and ends, using the money to actually travel instead seemed like the most viable option to me. We could go on for hours about different variables and what someone else would do, but the new owner can make those decisions now. Appreciate the words, 5 years building it was fun and I spent time using it and daily drove it for a lot of those years, definitely one of the nicer ones out there after I got done rebuilding it haha.

  • @HotWheelAXEL
    @HotWheelAXEL 7 месяцев назад +1

    I saw you mentioned you have oem arms and ball joints and I’m gonna eventually do the same to my 3rd gen I just picked up

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  7 месяцев назад +1

      Yes if you want something that will last it’s the OEM Toyota brand, don’t want to end up with a collapsed wheel while driving down the road and total the runner.

  • @MrLeeStories
    @MrLeeStories Год назад

    Truck is beautiful

  • @wayofwayde
    @wayofwayde Месяц назад

    What LEDs do you use for the stock housing? Do you see any scatter? @HikerX

  • @mcguireskaratetheartofsurv1942
    @mcguireskaratetheartofsurv1942 11 месяцев назад +1

    Nice set up

  • @dand33911
    @dand33911 11 месяцев назад +2

    That things pretty nice! Got a 98 SR5 5 speed, looking for a rear bumper with the swingout spare. Yours didn't look like it has a tag light? The plate location/lighting seems to be the issue I'm finding with them.
    I like those baja front fenders. Should'a painted that mirror at the same time. lol That'd drive me nuts.

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  11 месяцев назад +1

      Definitely no tag light, but wouldn’t have been impossible to wire lights out the swing arm to the location but never did that. I actually got so used to the silver mirror that I forgot about it when I painted the hood and fenders haha most people didn’t even notice it with all the other cool stuff to look at. Thanks!

  • @rushthezeppelin
    @rushthezeppelin Год назад +1

    14:27......A wild Lock Picking Lawyer appears (just lookup that channel on youtube). Unless that is an Abus that thing is probably hella easy to pick.

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад +1

      “Locks only keep honest people out” as the saying goes always, it’s more of a deterrent if someone bust a window thinking they can snatch and grab expensive gear.

  • @alexbafana3995
    @alexbafana3995 Год назад +1

    Man that's a sick build i have 3rd gen here in Botswana, Africa, would like something that but do not know where to get the parts or help order them , i am real fan.

  • @misternaem2103
    @misternaem2103 Год назад +1

    LED lights in stock housings are just going to be blinding everyone, as well as not dispersing the light efficiently. Especially if it is lifted you will be blinding everyone. I would recommend buying or making some projector headlights

  • @TonyStark-hx8uw
    @TonyStark-hx8uw 11 месяцев назад

    Anyone have the link to the procomp wheels he has? I tried looking and only found the 15" wheel not the 16? Thanks in advance for the help.

  • @tonymontana6368
    @tonymontana6368 9 месяцев назад +1

    Have you ever had any problems with the spidertrax wheel spacers ?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  9 месяцев назад +1

      Negative, I put a lot of miles on them and took the wheels on and off a lot, never saw stress cracks. I also never used air tools, always by hand and torque wrench to avoid over tightening and potentially warping or cracking.

    • @tonymontana6368
      @tonymontana6368 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@hikerxplorethanks

  • @itzsElmo
    @itzsElmo 2 года назад +1

    Building mine at the moment

  • @carlosbarreras2030
    @carlosbarreras2030 Год назад

    Nice front fenders my dream ones but it cost $400.00 plus shipping $560.00 too much money.

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      Yeah plus they come only primered, so to paint match you’re looking at another $600 depending on if you “know a guy” or not.

  • @roofermarc1
    @roofermarc1 Год назад

    Get yourself an rv and you'd have more room. Nice build all the same

  • @enriquegutierrez3079
    @enriquegutierrez3079 Год назад

    Suspension upgrade? With those heavy bumpers?

  • @CatalinaUnicorngirlsassygirl
    @CatalinaUnicorngirlsassygirl 2 года назад

    I have the fn 5star rims with -25 offset, do you think there will be any wheels bearing issues if I put on the spidertrax 1.5 inch spacer?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +2

      -25 offset is pretty aggressive already, but this really depends on your tire size, as yes taking smaller wheels and doing the offset does strain the wheel bearing/hub however it’s no where near what 35+ inch tires do as the weight is so much more. Just know you’ll have premature wear, and I’d check them every so often along with the rest of the suspension so you don’t end up on the side of the road.

  • @richard9799
    @richard9799 2 года назад +1

    I've also had a question about regearing. So if I run 35s and re gear and than let's say I end up going back to smaller tires would that effect anything?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +1

      Yeah so if you decided to go with smaller tires after re gear at some point, you’ll have a very torque inspired feeling vehicle however at high speeds on the highway the engine will be revving very high, so it’s recommended to go back to higher or factory gears if you’re going backwards in size tires.
      Here’s a link that’s good for all!
      www.roundforge.com/articles/410-456-488-529-what-gears-should-you-get-your-toyota/

  • @dnjalanis211
    @dnjalanis211 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing this video.
    I'm currently looking for some better cv axle cause mine keep tearing. Whats you review on the ones you put on yours ? I am interested in purchasing but want to make sure they will hold up .

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +2

      I went through 2 sets even with a diff drop kit within 3 years. I swapped to these specifically made for lifted vehicles and after a year they still looked brand new with no boots tearing or looking warn. Worth the money if you’re lifted 3 inches or higher, and just know that your differential will probably blow up before these axles do..

    • @dnjalanis211
      @dnjalanis211 2 года назад +1

      Just ordered the cv axles man I'm excited about putting them on ! Thanks again for the info

  • @afallenbaum
    @afallenbaum Год назад

    Sweet build, do you mind sharing the shop you bought the engine from in Florida?

  • @FK-we1dp
    @FK-we1dp 2 года назад

    how did the original engine fail?

  • @danstrausbaugh6430
    @danstrausbaugh6430 2 года назад +2

    529 gears holy shit… poor gas mileage plus pushing rpm’s at highway speeds…456 would be much better overall drivability…

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +1

      Yeah man pretty crazy stuff. In hindsight 4.88 would have been a good call, but really the 5.29 helped a lot with the hills of Colorado and other states, where I was in mountain ranges all the time, so it had it’s pros and cons as anything.

  • @SamanthaKaupke
    @SamanthaKaupke 10 месяцев назад

    How did you mount your license plate to the 4xinnovations rear bumper + swing arm?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  10 месяцев назад

      The swing arm had an a plate welded to it specifically for the license plate to mount, no light option though.

  • @CJ3USAF
    @CJ3USAF Год назад +1

    Sweet Rig! What type of balance are you using beads or weights?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      Thanks! I always ran regular sticky weights on the inside only so the wheels looked clean and no visible weights, however had to balance them regularly. Steel wheels and 35s are generally heavy and not road friendly as it is.

  • @nataliediaz6849
    @nataliediaz6849 Год назад

    what size are those rock sliders??

  • @Orbitaakter
    @Orbitaakter 21 день назад

    Thompson David Lee Karen Rodriguez William

  • @davidtrevino5211
    @davidtrevino5211 Год назад

    Any chance that you remember the name of the company that sold you that engine ? That's my future plan for my new to me 2001 4runner 3.4 4x4... Thx for all your information..

  • @HotSizzleTV_
    @HotSizzleTV_ Год назад

    How much did this truck cost and to do all the mods to it ? Also do you have the website where you bought your motor from i want to do a build like this possibly.

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      Great questions, I don’t have a specific website to find the JDM motor, I actually just ordered it off EBay from a JDM importer out of Florida. If you could find a low mileage USDM motor it would be a lot less of a hassle, mine already being a 3.4 was a pain due to having to swap literally everything from the US motor to the JDM motor including timing sensors. I only paid $1500 bucks for the stock 4Runner at a junkyard I worked for, it had a transmission shift issue, ended up just being loose wires. And then over the 6 years I had it, swapped out different parts and tires, numerous other things which makes it hard to give you estimated total build costs. With todays market you’d be hard pressed to find a reasonable priced 3rd Generation runner that doesn’t need every bolt turned and part fixed. I would expect to invest 20-30k maybe more, to have one like mine.. especially if you want decent ride quality, parts, and gears/lockers with all the overland features. I’d recommend just finding one already built and someone needs it gone because their moving or whatever, save yourself all the build times and waiting months for parts. Just my 2 cents.

  • @Sirtalksalot92
    @Sirtalksalot92 2 года назад +2

    Is this still for sale?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +1

      No sorry sold it a while ago.

    • @Sirtalksalot92
      @Sirtalksalot92 2 года назад

      @@hikerxplore I actually have a 3rd generation. What should I do to make it an overlander rig? Any recommendations

  • @ProSkylarHD
    @ProSkylarHD 4 месяца назад

    is there anyone I can pay to restore and modify my 4runner?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  4 месяца назад

      @ProskylarHD Where do you live?

  • @djelav8
    @djelav8 7 месяцев назад

    Painted the fender and hood but not the mirror?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  7 месяцев назад

      I actually had driven around with it silver for so long I never even thought about it when I did paint until afterwards, some say it’s still silver.

  • @xamideex8937
    @xamideex8937 Год назад

    Why are you selling that? Your gonna regret it?

  • @navnitsahota2364
    @navnitsahota2364 2 года назад +1

    what fenders are those?

  • @NPHTV12
    @NPHTV12 2 года назад +1

    Dope rig , do you have a link for the cv axles

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +1

      Updated description with link! Thanks 🤙🏼

    • @NPHTV12
      @NPHTV12 2 года назад

      @@hikerxplore thank you 🙏

  • @jpginhb
    @jpginhb Год назад +1

    Have a link for where you got the engine

  • @osmelcarrillo5231
    @osmelcarrillo5231 Год назад

    What are those front fenders

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      McNeil Racing fiberglass, extended and raised from stock dimensions

  • @JesusLopez-fc7bd
    @JesusLopez-fc7bd 7 месяцев назад

    How much.do they sell for?

  • @Junior.01J
    @Junior.01J 2 года назад +1

    Muy bonita

  • @ComandoJungla13
    @ComandoJungla13 Год назад

    Cómo hacer para que me envíen una así a Costa Rica hermano

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      Not sure… would cost a lot to ship I assume if it’s possible.

  • @troyv.769
    @troyv.769 2 года назад

    Finally

  • @3rdgenbestgen21
    @3rdgenbestgen21 2 года назад

    why you selling it?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +1

      It’s already sold… but I’ve been traveling since I sold it, flew out next day. I’ll be out for a while and it served it’s purpose. I’ll have a new rig again at some point, that suits the needs at that time.

    • @jameskocks4734
      @jameskocks4734 2 года назад +3

      short answer: (crazy used car market)+(toyota)+(4runner)=$$$

  • @AirJourdanFPV
    @AirJourdanFPV 10 месяцев назад

    Sik

  • @ricksmith7659
    @ricksmith7659 2 года назад +2

    I'd guess you got 15k for it?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  2 года назад +3

      17k

    • @ricksmith7659
      @ricksmith7659 2 года назад

      @@hikerxplore nice

    • @burnhags2572
      @burnhags2572 2 года назад +2

      @@hikerxplore you could’ve gotten close to 25k if it were five speed

    • @kodyadams5561
      @kodyadams5561 7 месяцев назад +1

      I HAVE A 1999 4 RUNNER LIMTED WITH ONLY 58,246 MILES ON IT . HAVE SAME TOYO OC AT3 ON AMR AT23 16X9 . CHANGED A LOT OF THINGS . BEEN OFFED TWICE $25,000 TOLD ALL BOTH OFFERS WOULDN’T SELL IT FOR $35,000.
      YOU SHOULD HAVE GOT AT LEAST $22,000 YOU WERE A MOR.N . BUT ONCE YOU START MOD FOR OFF ROAD THE PRICE GOES DOWN NOT UP CAUSE BUYERS TAKE A CHANCE ON WHAT MIGHT BE WRONG OR BEAT UP ON IT.
      MINE INSURED FOR $33,000

  • @aarong9128
    @aarong9128 Год назад +1

    Hello. I'm looking at getting a 3rd gen 4runner. Where can I find one?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      Good question, generally if you search Facebook market place or any local online automotive market website you’ll find one for sale possibly. Not sure what country you live in? In Aussie and NZ they are Hilux and 4Runner is a US model version.

  • @infinityoutdoors3630
    @infinityoutdoors3630 Год назад

    Still have it

  • @Sirtalksalot92
    @Sirtalksalot92 Год назад

    Where did you get those Fenders

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      McNeil Racing based in California

  • @audste-9547
    @audste-9547 Год назад

    What kind of fenders are those?

    • @hikerxplore
      @hikerxplore  Год назад

      Fiberglass made by McNeil Racing