Recent content by csrobb007

Agreed...also understand that a seat is not what keeps you in a vehicle in the event of a mishap...belts are...the seat is just a place to be comfortable. That's not to say welds don't need to be correct, I would consider some small gussets to spread loads, but harnesses and belts are what will...

Check Summit Racing, Jeg's, or Jaz Products for fuel cells of numerous configurations, and put it where the spare (under the back, behind the rear axle) goes...pumps and lines would be easy to locate and run...problem solved

I'm driving a "Toyot"...missing the "a". Only really notice it when I wash it

BV...couldn't agree more. While different is sometimes cool...cool costs. I do a variety of engine / trans swaps and installs in my shop, and I can tell you that unless you have lots of time, solid fabrication skills, and access to odd parts (well stocked Mopar junkyard), you're asking for many...

No such luck for us (94 ish), I've been looking for months for a clear housing and none available. I'm trying to find what year, grille and housings swap with some form of ease...leaning towards just cutting the core support out of an earlier truck and retrofitting to my 94. Unless someone comes...

I'm sure someone's done this, so here's my desire. My 94 has headlights that go far beyond sucking...they are just sh*t. Over the last few months, I have been looking for replacements, conversions, something to get rid of the refracted trapezoid headlight bucket. NOTHING exsists...so...to get a...

"ticking"... 2WD as you state eliminates the drive portion of the front end (CV's in the half shafts, hubs, etc.)...so...you're left with as stated above, wheel bearing (usually indicated by intensity vs frequency). A cracked race (the thing the bearing spins in) will give a muffled (because of...

VIN check worked...says I don't have a problem (that's not what my shrink says..but) Says no recall for my 94...hmmmmm

Fastenal...every nut bolt and fastener on the planet in any material...stainless, hardened, whatever. Get a catalog Home | Fastenal

Why would the inside of a bellhousing supposed to have oil in it? That would indicate a bad seal in either the trans or the rear main...it should be clean other than a bit of clutch dust...clean it. I use oven cleaner for all of it...let it sit for a half hour and hit it with a pressure...

This would be one hell of a road trip Earth's toughest truck survives 43,500 mile Antarctic trek - msnNOW

Agreed...when I first bought my 4Runner, I was looking at electronic solutions for mileage...no dice. Go back to the basics, air in / air out. I scrapped the cat, got a Flowmaster, unrestricted the intake (air intake, not manifold), the truck already draws cold air from behind the...

My approach is simple..I have four girls, read that as four makeup budget's, four hairstyle product budgets, four cell phone bills, etc...need I say more?

Swear by it...it's good stuff!

Hooah...couldn't agree more ! Over the years I've seen too many people "build" what looks cool rather than what is safe! Too many of those same people don't understand that things like roll cages and such are only used in worse case scenarios, and need to be over-built rather than scrimped on...