Recent content by Dbl. E

I just did guide bushing in my rack and it's probably the best thing I've ever done to my 4Runner. Drives like new again.

Moved my jiggle valve from 12 to 6 yesterday. I was running 206-213 according to my Scanguage in the 12 o'clock position, today I never saw more than 193 with the jiggle in the 6 o'clock position. Can't understand why this works but I've got to think my fan clutch won't work as hard so I'm...

Curious for those that have these- do you get much wind noise from them?

I'll take them if your okay with me picking them up early next week during the day.

They have earned the name "Stay a way" for a reason. I'd use anything other than them but you will find some that love them. Just my 2cents

Put me 2nd in line if the previous deal falls through

Looks good. Personally, I like the spare tire on the driver's side. If you turn your head over your right shoulder to back up you still have the ability to see out the back window.

I have the Autozone rotors with the 199 calipers and I keep warping the rotors. I'm not sure if it's the cheapo rotors or not but I don't use the 4Runner for towing and I drive pretty mellow. I think I'm going to get the rotors turned and use some factory pads.

I didn't know these conversions were available at all. Somebody get one and report back. In my area E85 is about $1.30 per gallon cheaper. For my driving habits I would have the kit paid for in around four months.

More of a dirt road than a trail is Otay Mountain Truck Trail. You could do it in your 2wd as well. Otay Mountain Truck Trail - Dirtopia, the Off-Road Encyclopedia

004runnerLtd, Thank you! Your above post is exactly what lazy people like myself need. I just ordered all those lights much faster than if I would have had to search that all out myself.

I need a set of stock front top plates. I bought my 4Runner with lift spacers in it that remove the stock top plates and now I would like to put on a set of Tundra Bilstein's. Thanks, Eric

I have 4 lightly used and 1 new 285/70/17 BFG KM2's. The four that are used are mounted on Walker Evans street lock wheels and the fifth tire is unmounted. Let me know if you are interested and I will email you pic's. Eric

Your better off going HID's. LED's are crazy expensive and don't give out nearly the same amount of light as even a cheap HID.

On my Dodge 2500 I use a different style dynamic wheel balancer called centramatic wheel balancers and really like them. My Toyo MT's have worn really flat and I don't get any shake. Centramatic They are a little pricey but I figured on a truck I have thousands of dollars of upgrades on and I...