[ibob4tacoz]

Totally unrelated to maintenence, any of you other Facebook users able to find the 3rd Gen Mafia group? Looks to have been zucked.

[LostInNewtonCo]

Bought a 1999 SR5 last week. Diagnosing front end steering tracking problems and clunks over bumps today and came across the part number on my front strut. I’ve been curious if these are the stock struts or not as the front end looks taller-ish than others I’ve seen, and Google isn’t giving me anything so I’m asking y’all’s help. On the shock body, behind the coil it says from top to bottom “315, warning do not heat or open, install this end down, made in USA PO31L1D” I actually can’t tell if the O is a zero or not but neither turn up on Google. The shock is blue. Can anyone help me identify it?

[barbie.the.runner]

thank you so much. any reccomendations for the flywheel?

[barbie.the.runner]

Originally Posted by TheDurk

Clutch Kit- Toyota V6 3.4L 5VZ-FE 4runner, T100, Tacoma & Tundra OEM Aisin Clutch Kit (1994-2004) CKT-040

Aisin is the supplier of the factory clutches. The CKT-040 kit contains:

Pressure Plate
Friction Disc
Release Bearing (Throw-out Bearing)
Pilot Bearing
Alignment Tool

Thank you so much. Any recommendations for the flywheel?

[octanejunkie]

Originally Posted by barbie.the.runner

Thank you so much. Any recommendations for the flywheel?

Toyota is $$$$
Marlin Crawler has a nice one
LC Engineering has a nice one

I used a Sachs flywheel, ordered it with an Aisin clutch kit, same one Durk linked to you. I have no regrets.

[TheDurk]

Originally Posted by barbie.the.runner

Thank you so much. Any recommendations for the flywheel?

I used a NAPA. It was smooth as silk from Day 1. And Day 1 was 2006 140k miles ago. I have heard NAPA switched suppliers but I can't confirm that.

One thing you should do is change your shift seats. It makes a world of difference. Your old ones will probably fall to pieces if they have not been done.

Heavy Duty Seats | Marlin Crawler, Inc.