Recent content by cajone5

Then why post in the 4th gen forum? :tape2:

Guys, I just swapped my suspension for a toytech lifted one. Springs/shocks/misc. parts (non-XREAS) available for free pickup in south Austin, TX. The suspension was still working alright when removed. They're dirty and whatnot but free is free. PM me if interested. Unfortunately, due to...

I used this to fix it on my 2004 SR5 https://www.amazon.com/81980-50030-066500-4650-Electronic-Flasher-Toyota/dp/B008C9YS0Y It's mounted on the back of the driver side fuse box. There's a thread somewhere here detailing the swap. It's quite straight forward. Unplug old one. Plug in new one...

Mine doesn't click closed. Bummer. My secret compartment is not a secret at all. Thanks for clarifying. I figured this was it but now I know for sure. :roadkill:

Rotates as in pivots about a hinge point further back in the glove box. If someone can share a photo that points to the referenced "hidden compartment" and shows it in the open and closed position I'd finally know... anyone know if that's already been uploaded to this site?

Is there some secret to closing that compartment. It's the little shelf at the top, right? I can rotate it but it doesn't seem to latch shut in any way. Am I missing something? Is there an even secreter compartment I'm not aware of? :ear:

No install pics but just got mine on over the weekend. No issues so far. 1.25" all around. :rockon:

Anyone in the ATX area need stock shocks/UCAs/springs? I just installed my lift and have the original parts with 140k miles on them. They're fine and I'll let em go cheap to a local buyer. Just hit me with a reasonable offer and come get them this weekend. :rapture:

$40 shipped for the underhood lighting kit to Austin, TX 78748?

Installed the lift. Definitely need tires now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I would think they would find the difference during the rebuilding process, no?

This is what I plan to go with when I purchase new tires in a few months.

Like a cathodic/galvanic corrosion issue? That would be pretty silly on the part of the engineers at toyota but you never know. Interesting idea. :flock:

Cool -- I went with the JBA and they should land here today. Install of the whole thing (spacers, shocks, UCAs, diff drop, sway bar relocates, etc.) and some maintenance items (new sway bar bushings, grease drive shaft, etc,) going down at the end of the month

I don't know about the mechanics of a speedometer but if, as I suspect, it's all based off of wheel revolutions with an assumed tire circumference, then it will be off by a fixed percentage which would create a variable mph error. For example, at 5mph, an error of 10% is 1/2 of a mph. At...