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Your front diff is an ADD diff so it will connect and disconnect when engaging or disengaging 4WD.

I'm running Hankook Dynamic RF04 tires LT265/75R16 with an E load rating. The ride is definitely stiffer but also the fact that the tires is very strong gives me a peace of mind when off-roading.

What is the power limit for a stock 3.4 V6 before any internals need to be done?

The front of the GX seems narrower and taller than the 4th gen. It could be possible with some customization.

I would say the average MPG based on what others get would be around 16-17 mpg on average. For me, with about city/highway 30%/70%, I get around 17.1 mpg.

I haven't checkded yet, but these are Load Range E tires so they take in more air.

Just got the Hankook Dynamic RF04 tires in a LT265/75R16 installed. While the tires were being installed, I also had them tighten my steering as it felt sloppy around city driving. So with the new tires, sloppy steering fixed, and also an alignment, I'm happy as it rides much quieter and no more...

Def. buy from www.burtmanindustries.com. Many people on this board have purchased from Jason Burtman, great guy and great customer service. He's also a member on this board.

Is this the same 4R thats listed by a dealer saying it has a turbo?

Diriving 70% highway and 30% street, and going WOT maybe a few times a week, driving on average of 75 mph on freeway. I get on average 16.2 mpg, and get around 245-260 to a tank. With 100% highway driving at speeds between 65-85 mph, I've gotten as close as 19.7 mpg and gotten almost 310 mile...

I don't think it "gummed" it up after I lubed it with Silicone Spray. If it was a bad thing to do, it would have been worse or possible to have the throttle stick, but it really improved the pedal feel and is way softer them when it wasn't lubed. I really doubt there is any rust and it won't...

I shoud have waited for a 99 Limited 4WD w/ E-Locker to become available but instead I purchased my 97 4Runner 4WD w/ E-Locker because it was a deal I couldn't pass on.

To this day, the gas pedal is still as soft as the first day.

So I got tired of lubing the throttle cable with WD-40 and have the softness only last 1-2 days. So instead, I purchased some Silicone Lubricant and lubed the throttle cable except for one more thing. Instead of just lubing the cable, I took off the rubber grommet that covers the tip of the...

What other improvements did you notice with the fuel filter replacement?