Recent content by highcountry

Don't know if the bumper will fit but you might consider buying it for the winch then selling the bumper and getting your money back to use for a proper fitting bumper if that doesn't fit.

Skrimz, I installed a front/rear ARB setup on my former '70 Bronco. If you want to bring it by the house on a weekend, I should be able to help to finish the wiring up. I live between Parker and Franktown off of Parker Rd.

Very cool = = Congrats! I rode in a new D110 which were imported (500 only) in 1991 or 2 that the LR dealer had. Also rode in an old warrior like yours on a hunting trip on a game ranch. The epitome of a safari vehicle.

Sweet!

Nice build 'Throttle! We must have a cosmic connection. I sold my Valk to buy my '00 Sport. Sad to see it go but my arthritis has gotten too bad to comfortably ride anymore. Here she is right after I bought her.

+1 I had a '96 Limited and now have a '00 SR5 Sport. The interior is much nicer in the '00.

Prayers and thoughts for your son's quick recovery.

LeTourneau 2350 GENERATION 2 Front Loader The largest rubber tired front-end wheel loader in the world, LeTourneau's 2300 hp (1715 kW) L-2350 offers a standard operating capacity of 160000 lb (72574 kg) and a standard 53 yd³ (40.52 m³) bucket. Its large loading height assures center-loading...

Daz, if you get a new radiator, you have averted the strawberry milkshake for at least 75K miles. The cooler would help keep the trans healthy towing the trailer though. Also, it would be smart to change the oil about halfway through your trip. Good luck and have fun!

Congrats! Post some pics when you get them installed. I did the AT cooler a few weeks ago.

I have changed many plugs on many different engines over the last 50 yrs but it is always nice to know what it takes to do it on a modern smog engine. Nice writeup.

Welcome aboard and congrats! She's a beauty and looks like mine except for the ARB and tires.

Running questionable treads in the winter is bad news waiting to happen. When you slide through an intersection when a red light nails you, you will appreciate the term "pucker factor". Another option is to find a used set of tires on CL. I just sold a set of Hankook 265s for $175 with about...

I think for your purpose, the TruTrac would be the best option all around. It would work great in mud and snow. If you can pull/install the diff yourself, you can get the gears set up professionally and save a bundle.

My daughter's '96 had the infamous brake shudder so I replaced the calipers, rotors, and pads and I had a warped rotor right out of the box, new. This was before I knew about the poor design of 4Runner's front brakes. One of the reasons that I sold that vehicle.