Do you have a copy of it? I am getting ready to head home soon so I could log it that way.
But honestly. If I filled up in Boston and drove to my current location. I got 359 miles then had to fill up cause the light was on for the last 20 miles and I am pretty sure it was near empty, why is it...
God lol... its in the fist few posts, the cost. Also I am a DIY so never a garage or dealers I do most work myself. Also its welded in. Someone stole the cat. Not many choices
Get rid of them tires! I had the same ones and the same ****ing shake. As soon as I replaced all of the Yokohama Geo**** the 4Runner was like new again.
Crappy tire... :vader:
Now dont flame me yet... But I am sure I read in one of theres forums that people have use a Ford 8.8 axle with rear disc brakes and other have use one from a 98-04 S10-Blazer with rear disc brakes. I'll find where it was posted. It was sometime ago. Might have even been for a Gen2 4Runner...
Stock 16" rims and tires.
GPS doesn't lie. Here was my first gas up outside of Boston. No scan guage needed. Next trip I'll film it for you. Almost 360 miles. like 358.8 or 359.3 I can't remember.
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Is it possible or has it been done. Swapping the rear axle from a 4th Gen with read disc brakes to a 3rd Gen
I did a search but nothing really came up on the subject.
If it hasn't been don't I'd be willing to try it.
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If I was 99% empty. I fill the tank to 100%. I dove 360 miles until empty (or very close) I think that about is enough calculation as I need...