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“i have a 1986 toyota 4runner, automatic 2.4 liter 4 cylinder. its a little slow on acceleration but makes up in torque. disk breaks in front and drum ...”
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CarGurus' 1986 Toyota 4Runner Review
Was 1986 the year that SUV's started to go from being off-roading monsters to grocery getters? Perhaps not, but the 1986 Toyota 4Runner was perhaps a little too easy to drive.
A complete redesign of the 4Runner changed the suspension from a solid front axle to an independent front suspension (IFS). Complaints about highway driving were in part responsible for this change. With the new suspension, driving was smoother, but off-roading capabilities were reduced. Rear seats were not the standard in 1986, and many were put in aftermarket, so this was not quite a supermaket SUV yet =D.
A new engine was also available in 1986: the 22R-TE I4, a turbo-charged version of the prior 2.4-liter I4.
1986 Toyota 4Runner Articles from Around the Web
- toyodiy.com — http://toyodiy.com More
- carsurvey.org — It has been an enjoyable and dependable vehicle... More
- www.brian894x4.com — Toyota 4Runners... More
- www.epinions.com — A great truck worth every penny... (5 more reviews at Epinions). More
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