My 1985 4runner

[vanisl4runner]

So Ive been on this site for just over a year now and have never posted pictures of My 4runner...So here are some pictures86659866608666186662

The last photo is what I want it to look like one day

[4runnin']

Lookin good!

[ab1985]

Looks good! Any specs?

Love that last pic. I recognize his truck from mud.

[hks3sgte]

Good thing you're enjoying it as-is. Great truck. One of Toyota's Finest

[vanisl4runner]

Any specs...Haha...All stock...Nothing modified. Yet!

1985 Toyota 4runner
Stock 22re
solid front axle
running boards
a not so kick *** stereo.

Thats it, Thats all.

You guys wouldn't know anything about exhaust mods for these things would you?

[corax]

You guys wouldn't know anything about exhaust mods for these things would you?

There are a few aftermarket headers out there. Stick with 2 1/4" exhaust pipe after the header, bigger will only cost you low end torque with not much to gain on the top end. Take a look underneath it . . .you could almost put together an exhaust using only straight sections of pipe (until you get to the part after the muffler) - your local exhaust shop should be able to put something together for you. I've been running a Delta50 muffler and it's nice enough around town and not overly loud or annoying on the highway.

[rvazquez]

Here's a good thread about making reasonable power with a 22RE (LINK (http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=820891&page=0&fpart=1&vc=1))

In that thread they recommend the factory header and down-pipe, then 2in cat and pipe to the muffler with 2.25 out of the muffler.

I used this setup on my truck and did notice a difference. I would not add a header unless you are going to be in high rpm ranges. I had a LC engineering header on my truck and I don't recall much of a difference, but I did have issues with the bolts loosening. This was on an 85 pickup with a 22R.