The Ultimate 4Runner Adventure Rig. Built for Rocks and Overlanding. Over $120,000 in parts!
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2024
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Three years of planning and building led me the this! Now we can answer the question everyone is asking! How much? You decide! $44,000 rig with $120,000 in parts (not counting taxes!!!). About $15,000 in outsourced labor (gears, taco box, and partial front end). And over 2,000 hours of personal labor!!!
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In detail walk around @jailbreakOverlander channel
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The word “ultimate” is usually an exaggeration. In this case, it’s accurate. This thing is amazing. I’ve been following along, and it’s insane the amount of careful planning and effort you’ve put into this machine. Thanks for the walk around video!
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Literally the baddest runner on the planet
Thanks!!! Means a lot coming from one of the baddest tacos!
One of the best and most comprehensive walkthroughs of a custom setup. New to your channel and figured you were exaggerating with the title…I couldn’t be more wrong. You gave me some great ideas even though I can’t swing something so full-on. Thank you
@@jtview 🙌🙌🙌
And I thought my 4Runner is complete. Great job sir I have learned a lot through your channel mostly on the 4Runners weak points on the suspension side.
Wow, I'm speechless. Some might say you've hit the jackpot, but even with all the money in the world, it doesn't compare to the knowledge you possess. From everything I've seen so far, this is the best-modified rig ever! Proud of you, man!
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What a great way to learn about your vehicle, be prepared for when things get bad especially if you are doing remote overland with your family. I imagine the peace of mind of having all that knowledge is worth so much more than the money expended. I look forward to seeing your future posts.
Not crazy at all! I have over $60k in quality aftermarket parts on my 2014 UTTE FJ Cruiser and I’m not done yet! 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
“Bad Ass T4R”!!!you and Rich got the most capable T4R in you tube. I hope I can modify my T4R someday,as for now I got budget Eibach front and rear suspension with 33’..I’m one of your thousands of subscribers,enjoy watching your videos..
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Can’t wait to see the trails and this beauty killing it!
This is ultimate solid build 4 runner I've ever seen bro. Hands up..
What a project Mr Oleg! You dman. So much knowledge and experience in doing this. God bless your rig.
Met these guys at the lake, good luck on the videos!
The best build ive ever seen!
It took me twice as long as your 8min walk around, with all the rewinding...hahaha. Loving my Toyo's this winter, they're great in deep snow and on packed icy snow. We'll see how they do this spring thaw. Can't wait to see your vids of that awesome machine in action!
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Nice job man! I've been waiting to see this beast built and out of the shop
that is a great idea with the airbag sleeves. I should have done that as I did notice significant amount of scratching on the inside of the springs when I upgraded.
Awesome rig... ! Really good video here
Borla exhaust..."added mental horsepower".....LOL. That's the truth 99% of time.
Great build out on the truck.
Love the REAL CRAWL CNTRL.!!! This is my dream😅
Insane rig! Loved seeing this notification pop up haha.
Only one knows the true value of the rig after you have spent more in mods than the actual cost of the vehicle itself. This is by far the Extreme Bat Mobile on 37s.
You are awesome nolegs
If I were to spend so much time building the rig, I would be divorced long time ago... This is an awesome project, but I can't imagine how you can manage your time between family and your garage.
No sleep! 😂. Honestly… only way it works is to have a cut off time… leave home at 6 am and be home by 5 pm 2 days a week and 8 pm 3 days a week. Sunday all family! Make up for it on the big trips (we spend 8 weeks total overlanding or other outdoor trips in 2023).
Would you please either do a video on how you wired the the airbag switches to be constant, or post a link with an explanation and list the parts used?
I plan on it. In about a month
I followed your transmission cooler video to install a cooler and thermostat. The diagram was very helpful. Please add a diagram in the upcoming airbag video. Thank you!
Looks great bud , What advice can you give to those of us who want 37s and are thinking of installing body lift ? Should we do it or try to cut more?
If I could do it again from scratch. I’d use a 1” body lift. I just didn’t want to rebuild my bumpers and rails
@@SandyCats thanks 🙌🏼
Love your vids. Do you know anything about the Mickey Thompson Baja in 255/85r17? I'm very interested because it seems like the most tire one can get with the least work
Don’t know much. Honestly…. It’s a tire I am going to run soon as I’ve only heard great things. Haven’t had a chance yet
This is "going down the rabbit hole" at its finest! You've been a terrible influence on my 4Runner, but in a good way. :)
I'm looking to protect my LRA tank. What stock did you use for the plate and brackets? Thanks.
Had to build it myself out of 3/16 steel
@@SandyCats Nice. You might consider selling the template on your site.
How you get rid of the kdss light after ripping the system out? Or you kept the control unit plugged in?
Yup. Lights still on…
@@SandyCats Thanks for letting me know, I plan to do the same if/when it fails. I do dig the system for what it is and works for my needs.
I know you didn't build it for fuel economy, but what does your mpg counter say? I'm running +3.5 LT kit with 37s and 4.88 I'm stock rear axle, full bumpers. And getting 10.8-12 mpg depending on the season.
MPG says around 10.2 on highway. 9.5ish in city. Given that my speedometer is 16% off, I’m assuming I’m getting 11-11.5 mpg
@@SandyCats Pretty good considering all the cargo weight. Well as good as it can get on these haha.
Are you happy with the 4.56 gear ratio? Or do you wish you went the 4.88 route?
Definitely happy with 4.56 for me personally. I feel with a supercharger it’s more than enough for what I do. Plus… I’m conserving a bit of fuel on 37s. 4.88s would be way too much when I use the 35s… and more goal with 35s was to bump my MPG for long trips. Again… solely due to supercharger. My wife’s 4Runner on 35s is happy with 4.88 but no supercharger
I think its $250k if you include wifey's rig
How's the boot tare treating you?
Installed new boots at 4” wide. Used to be 5” wide. Supposedly that’s the secret. Working so far
@@SandyCats how's that work?
Cool see you in real life
Hit me up on IG @sandycats_ will hook you up with some stickers and a patch!
@@SandyCats 👍I will
What does a stock front diff gearing come with thanks
Mine were 3.73
@@SandyCats thank you 👍
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Get rid of those ugly ass decals and this would be a perfect rig.
I would just buy a vacation home for $250k.
This is our vacation home! And it’s portable
@@SandyCats Love your truck btw...working stiff like me can only dream.