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3rd Gen 4Runner Handle Accessory Mount (HAM) (1996 - 2002) - TEQ Offroad

3rd Gen 4Runner Modular Handle Accessory Mount (HAM) (1996-2002)

$46.46

$56.46

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Introducing the TEQ Handle Accessory Mount (HAM)! Secure and versatile mounting solution for phones, Walkies, and other accessories, specifically designed for 1996-2002 Toyota 4Runner models.

✅ 1/8" Thick Laser Cut and CNC Bent Aluminum

✅ Tough Textured Black Powdercoat

✅ Compatible with RAM balls, many mounting arms, and more! Mount your phone, walkie talkie, scan gauge, Auxbeam controllers, and more!

✅ Optional Walkie Talkie Mount coming soon!

Side: Driver Only

Driver Only Passenger Only Driver + Passenger ($20 OFF)

Walkie Talkie Mount: No

No Yes

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Description

If your 3rd gen 4Runner dash is already full, or you'd just like your phone or radio up and out of the way, the grab handle is a good spot. The TEQ Offroad Handle Accessory Mount (HAM) is an aluminum bracket that mounts at the factory grab handle on a 1996–2002 4Runner. It gives you a solid mounting point for a phone, walkie-talkie, ScanGauge, or Auxbeam controller.

Fitment

Fits: 1996–2002 Toyota 4Runner (3rd gen) only
Available for the driver side, the passenger side, or both

Once the HAM is on, you can still use the grab handle as usual.

Options

Side: Driver Only, Passenger Only, or Driver + Passenger (the pair is $20 off)
Walkie Talkie Mount: choose "Yes" to add our HAM handheld radio holder. It bolts to the HAM with two bolts and uses a notch-and-hole design that fits older and newer walkie-talkies.

What's Included

1 Handle Accessory Mount (HAM)

2 Bolts

Compatibility

Compatible with all 3rd Gen 4Runners!

3rd Gen 4Runner Modular Handle Accessory Mount (HAM) (1996-2002)

$46.46

$56.46

More Mounting Room in a 3rd Gen 4Runner

Once a 3rd gen 4Runner has a dash mount, a switch panel, and a radio, the console fills up fast. The factory grab handle is one more spot to use. TEQ Offroad designed the Handle Accessory Mount for that location on 1996–2002 4Runners, so a phone, walkie, ScanGauge, or Auxbeam controller can ride up there instead.

Like the MAM, it is designed in-house by Dmitriy, who started TEQ around his own 1998 4Runner.

Bolts on at the factory grab handle
The handle still works after install
Driver, passenger, or a pair for $20 off
New bolts included to replace the factory ones

3rd Gen 4Runner Modular Handle Accessory Mount (HAM) (1996-2002)

Rated 5.0/5 from 5 reviews

Built for the Trail

Design Details at the Grab Handle

The HAM shares space with a handle people still use, and it has to deal with old hardware.

Shares the Handle

The bracket mounts where the handle bolts in, and the grab handle stays fully usable afterward, so passengers still have something to hold on a rough road.

Fresh Hardware in the Box

Factory Phillips handle bolts on these trucks are often seized or stripped. Every HAM ships with new bolts, so once the old ones are out you are not reusing worn hardware.

Built Like the MAM

It uses the same 1/8" aluminum, laser cut and CNC bent, and the same textured black powder coat. RAM balls and common mounting arms attach directly.

3rd Gen 4Runner Handle Mount Questions

Ordering

Which side should I choose?

A driver-side HAM keeps a phone or gauge in the driver’s view, and a passenger-side HAM suits a radio the co-pilot runs. Driver + Passenger gets both and saves $20.

Does it fit a 2003 or newer 4Runner?

No. It fits 1996–2002 4Runners only.

Installing

How do I get a stuck factory handle bolt out?

If the Phillips head will not turn or starts to strip, drill the bolt out or use a screw extractor, then install the new bolts from the kit.

Using it

Is there a radio holder made for the HAM?

Yes. Choose Yes for the walkie option, or buy the HAM radio holder separately. Its notch-and-hole design holds older and newer walkie-talkies.

Can I run it alongside the dash MAM?

Yes. The HAM sits at the handle and the MAM sits on the console, so they do not compete for space.