ARB 4Runner Build

[ARB_USA]

With the NorthWest Overland Rally in Ellensburg, WA just around the corner, we felt it was time to start our newest vehicle build, a 2011 Toyota 4Runner.

Subscribe to the thread and follow along as we build a capable overland vehicle in the next couple of weeks. And if you are attending the rally, you can come see the vehicle in person and ask any questions you may have.

Today, the Old Man Emu suspension goes in.

 

[ARB_USA]

New tires waiting for the new wheels to show up.

 

[smbisig]

Subscribed!

 

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[Corey]

Very nice, you Guy's do great work.

 

[Deleted member 13060]

Starting with a Limited..... Nice touch.

Quick suspension question on the build.... Why not ICON, T/C or Camburg????

 

[ARB_USA]

OME components almost ready to be installed.

 

[ARB_USA]

Starting with a Limited..... Nice touch.

Quick suspension question on the build.... Why not ICON, T/C or Camburg????

Because Old Man Emu is ARB's suspension brand.

 

[Deleted member 13060]

Because Old Man Emu is ARB's suspension brand.

I was trying to find a smart@#$ smilie but gave up and had to let it go as typed......

Keep it coming I love these builds.....

YMMV RON

 

[CA-RJ]

Interesting tire choice. Care to share why you guys chose them?

 

[Flagster]

Interesting tire choice. Care to share why you guys chose them?

x2...they look to be redesigned but the one set of rugged trails I ran...ugh...

edit...my bad... thought these were rugged trails...doh

 

[ARB_USA]

Interesting tire choice. Care to share why you guys chose them?

It's a fairly new tire to the market that we have never tested, so we decided to go with Rugged Terrains over the All-Terrains. Once we have a few thousand miles on the tires, we will let you know how we like them.

 

[Wilbur]

I'm curious to see what the opinion is on the Rugger Terrains, looks like you guys are off to a nice start with this one.

 

[ARB_USA]

Rear Old Man Emu suspension installed.

 

[Corey]

Page 42 of the new July/August issue of 4WD Toyota Owner magazine did a review on the new Rugged Terrains.
They like 'em.

PS, Kris doing the installation?