Recent content by ejesauer

I see someone else already posted the info you asked for, but yes, we are still very happy with it with the quieter resonator installed that came with it. Highly recommend if you still want to have a little bit of good sound without the drone. It'll never sound as good as the TRD catback, but as...

Agreed. Do this. Wait for them to have a sale. They do it regularly (in fact they are having one right now for tax season with $50 off skid plates) and by the time you pay to have the OEM TRD plate cut and add hardware for a hinge and lock, it doesn't make sense to hack it up. If you do it...

My antivirus software won't even let me open that jaisu link due to security issues. That would be enough for me right there. On another note, superchargers really only benefit the user of the 4Runner 4.0 platform in narrow, specific usage situations and many times people's expectations don't...

I use the Harbor Freight Holt pneumatic brake bleeder that I got for $99. It doubles as a fluid extractor and it works like a charm. I just suck through the return line after plugging the reservoir and while keeping the reservoir full. Makes it 10x's easier. Best money I've spent in a while on...

In my experience, it has a lot to do with where you live on pricing as well as what you need for performance, but where I live, Toyota's batteries are the best value believe it or not. The TrueStart has a 84 month warranty at $170 and their 60 month True 2's are $122. Everstart Maxx here are...

We have terrible service from Safelight. I've dealt with them personally (and don't anymore) and for work with a large fleet of vehicles. Job was usually poorly done and is ALWAYS significantly overpriced. The time before the last windshield I needed for a personal car, I asked the dealer to...

It is make and model specific to 5th gens. Go to their website and search your make and model and it will give you the model number for ordering.

My 2023 TRD PRO has shaft zerks. In fact I just greased them at my 15k oil change interval last month. 6 zerks; there is a cover over the center split yoke.

I do 5k OCI's and I agree. I have a RCI on my Tundra so I bit the bullet a couple of months ago and swapped out the TRD PRO skid for a steel RCI skid for $279. I added the steel bumper plate for $59. Shipping was $45. Sold the PRO skid for $250 on marketplace. Balance was $132 and about 30...

My 2 cents (and that's probably what it is worth)... As others have already stated, your situation calls for a trickle charger. They are cheap and might have helped. A trickle charger/tender is not for recharging a battery. It is for maintenance of a battery that isn't used much. If you want...

Redline will be fine. I've used it and the Ravenol straight 75W both with no issues. Toyota is nuts with their pricing on that gear oil.

Pretty sure it is the same fluid.

I've had the same experience with the Maxx. The manufactures are hard to keep track of anymore for sure. I think the Continental/Centennial batteries are what used to be (or currently is post bankruptcy) Exide. I just bought a Duralast Gold last a couple of months ago for my Tundra and I think...

You did very good with your original battery. Regardless of what is stamped on the side of the battery, Toyota has changed manufactures at least twice since then I think. So don't expect the same longevity or performance from their current batteries. You likely won't beat the warranty at the...

Not saying you won't get lucky depending on mileage and condition, but I wouldn't hold my breath finding one that cheap that is in good condition.