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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Western CO
Posts: 1,237
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Western CO
Posts: 1,237
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- Bump up the tire air pressure some for all the highway miles
- Make sure you load the trailer properly so that the weight is over the axle and not overloading the trailer tongue
- Maybe cheap (firestone) airbags if you're loading the 4Runner itself
- Start working the e-brake a bunch to get the rear brakes into adjustment
- Buy a pack of harmonicas and learn to play during the drive
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2000 4Runner Sport - TRD&AEM SuperCharged
Solo Long Travel & KING 2.5 & bumps, 4th gen rear axle & KING 2.5 12's
F+R ARB's, 4.88 Yukon's, 295 KM3s
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