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Anyone tried modifying one of these for a 3rd gen 4Runner? Width is right, but the ends that poke around the corners are different. Way cheaper than buying 3rd gen specific...

No way he gets 17mpg around town and 19-20 highway with those big tires. I have 33s on mine and get 15-16 around town and 17-18 highway.

I did mine at 210,000. Belt looked like it could go for another 100k.

Put those wheels on my 99 and they were within 1/4" of rubbing the upper control arm. I put on 1" spacers. Now have 255/80/17 tires on them.

Definitely stiffer than stock with the 881s. Just did mine.

Just did mine last year. Fire pit. Put them in for a while and melted the old out.

I am having the exact same issue. Bought a replacement cluster with the correct mileage (expensive). Gauge worked fine until I hooked up my trailer, and no works no more. Did you ever solve your problem?

1999 with the 3.4.

So my fuel gauge on my cluster quit working about a year ago. I dropped the tank and changed the sender. No joy. Finally bit the bullet and bought a refurbished cluster with the correct mileage and swapped it out. Works great. I plugged my utility trailer into my harness on the truck and...

I bought the exact same thing, and a new radiator. Did it myself.

205,000 on my 1999. We've owned it since it was a year old. Just rebuilt the front end and installed new front struts and rear shocks. Haven't done the timing belt or water pump yet.

Mine was making a horrendous racket, even after I did my ball joints and tie rod ends. Ended up being the control arm bushings.

I have 1" spacers. Have a 2" lift in the front, so pretty similar. They look really good on the truck.

yes, you will need wheel spacers. I did mine last summer. The tires come within 1/4" of upper control arm without spacers.