Recent content by boomkanani

I will...medium flat rate box is $15, unless you have another preference.

2010+ Toyota 4Runner 5th Gen Behind 2nd Row Rear Seat To Floor Barrier Divider Net $150 plus shipping. Great for keep animals and cargo items from getting into the 2nd row (protecting passengers, especially kids in car seats). 404 Not Found – Raingler

5 of NittoTerra Grappler G2 265/70R17 115T - $650. New. Willing to meet up. You can have the 17in 4Runner steel rim too, if wanted.

Sorry I meant I’m looking for the paper air filter

Just ordered the individual parts for my 2009 Tacoma. Quick question...anybody have a PN for the stock OEM filter they are using? All the Tacoma OEM filters I see look like a different shape. I currently have a Volant CAI with a cone filter, so I can't compare.

Checked the rago fabrication website and haven't seen the mount. Is it still in work?

I'm interested in all 5, but I feel the OP has abandoned this thread

Has it been verified that the 4Runner cargo door clears the awning?

Doesn't seem like it securely locks...

Everything looks awesome to me! Except the flag decal on the side...I feel like it should be leveled out and go with the vehicle lines

Nobody is talking about the balljoints or uniballs :crazy:

From my experience, UCA's that use rubber bushings are not re-greasable unless you drill and add grease fittings yourself (which you wouldn't do unless you were replacing the rubber with polyurethane). UCA's designed to be used with polyurethane bushings usually are tapped for grease fittings...

Do you still have the stock TRD Pro suspension? You should be planning on 35's to fill that gaping hole! I would be concerned with how high the ride height is in the rear if you're still using stock shocks. Have you taken any measurements for uptravel/downtravel of the rear suspension after...

PS...this can be done without jacking. If no grease shoots out and your bushings still look like that, then you will need to jack and disassemble.

Nothing you guys haven't seen already in this thread, but it's new and exciting to me!