Recent content by CurseRunner

Nice. Your light bar is pretty thin. There is no way I'm getting my rigid on my stock bumper unless I start cutting the grill. Guess that is another excuse for getting a new front bumper. :thumb:

Learned why the 3vz is notorious for blowing head gaskets...on top of every other problem I've had lately...the head gasket blew this morning while I was pulling out of my driveway to go to work. Off to the shop. At least I wasn't on the highway. :Cry:

You need to repeat that process a few times to get the radiator completely full. Fill with coolant > Heat up the engine > let engine cool > add more fluid. Takes 3-4 times before everything is topped off.

Curious to see how your mounted yours, O.B.A.K. I got this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01HE247KU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Ended up that my rigid 20" bar leftover from my tacoma won't fit without modifying the grill. The heatsink is too big. Used the smaller rounded...

Thanks for the info guys. I'm hoping one day to get this truck to the point I can safely offroad it. Feel like I'm living inside the song Johnny Cash - One piece at a time.

Having cooling problems with my '92 junkrunner overheating. Haven't hit critical temp since my new water pump/timing belt/radiator flush about 3-4 months ago, but after around 20 minutes of driving, the temp gauge sits close to the red zone. I'm hoping that a new radiator/fan shroud will fix...

Finally got the oxygen sensor replaced. Had to buy a nut extractor set to get the nuts off. The hardest part was just getting the nut out of the extractor.

Wish my runner came with roofrails. I wonder how hard it would be to install factory rails if you're runner never came with them...

Damn. The green isn't my style, but that thing looks awesome. :guitar3:

Dremel'd out a hole for my carling switch panel leftover from my Tacoma. Filled the holes, will finish sanding, and then will paint tomorrow if the humidity lets me.

Nice. Are those 35s?

She lookin good.

#60072 for the front and #60073 for the rear. They are a bit pricey, but so many people recommended them to me that I thought it would be worth the extra $$$.

I've been running old man emu on the front and back for about the last 500 miles. No complaints so far, but I'm just warming them up!

Thanks for the info. My headlights are next to useless. The runner just became my daily since I moved back to the "big city" from a one stoplight town. It will be the next upgrade so I can actually safely drive at night.