Recent content by Johnson51

Driving in 4H is 100 percent ok in the 4th gens. Read through the owners manual if you have any major concerns. The forums are always a good resource as well!

Nothing.... Not a person can give me an answer? What the heck am I doing wrong here?

I am going to need some fabrication done to my 4Runner in September. We are currently in southern Argentina and just broke our rear bumper swing out tire carrier. I will need to have the spindle cut out and replaced since that is where the break occurred. I am looking for a recommended shops...

Still nothing? Not a single person has tried to use the better bearing over the standard?

I just had a spherical bearing on my coil-over go out while in Peru. I was able to source a COM10T which is the standard bearing on most coil-over shocks. My question is weather on not I would be able to use the FKS10T bearing that at in King shocks when I get the runner back to the states in a...

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Thats the same stove we have been using since the states. We use it 2.5 times per day for breakfast, coffee, lunch and or dinner. We have been on a 20# bottle with an attachment I picked up at Home Depot; its been 6 months and I still have yet to run the bottle out. I would 100% recommend buying...

I grew up in Phoenix, lived in Flagstaff through college, and moved to Denver for the last 5 years. Phoenix is very large and has anything one could want, plus its a good jumping off point to most anywhere. 7 hours to San Diego, 4 hours to Rocky Point Mexico or Las Vegas, 2 hours to...

These work very well, plus its much less than one of the waterport deals!

I agree with smokey, save the money and build yourself one that can hold more!

Love the build, reminds me of doing all of mine! Have you thought about running some air lines to the front and rear bumpers for easy plug in! That would be saweet. Keep up the good work :yo:

Oooo those are nice! Id replace my broken factory ones with these for sure

Its a good question, just think of synthetics as the same but highly engineered :nerd:

All oil looks the same before and after a few thousand miles. The oil picks up or attracts the carbon and other particles produced by all the moving parts (cylinder linings, bearing surfaces...) and holds onto it. Its a lot like that castrol magnatech commercial. You should have no worries as...

I had mine kicked out to the side a few years ago. It does stop most of the exhaust smell unless your full pedal down. The turn down option would actually be really nice for driving with the window down. I had my old Audi done this way and noticed on cold mornings that it pushed the exhaust down...