Recent content by Kelevra

I'm guessing few realize the potential of the platform, designed to last 25 years without major issue. To jump sand dunes in the Sahara, or to be fully up-armored, and get the occupants to safely, in the middle of a war zone.. :painkiller: The pick-up version I'm looking to buy en Costa...

That's an interesting point on the two wheel sizes, kinda explains the difference some.

Hi, thanks for the thread title, I searched, but it didn't come up for me.

I suppose living in the States, and having a small farm en Costa Rica, makes this truck perfect for the mostly unpaved road driving I will be doing, as well as water fording. :yo:

I am considering buying one of these new V8 Turbo Diesels for my place in Costa Rica. $60K as the taxes are high, but such a great, long-lasting truck.

Hi all, I know I should be buying oem, but I'm going with the Moogs. :whip: Is there any difference, (for an '02 4WD), between the SR5 and Limited rear springs? I see conflicting info on Ebay listings. Does anyone know the actual part number for this spring? Thank!

I did the larger TBU, (as per Timmy), and it was a huge success, great bite, immediate stops, no delays, feels like the brakes that Should've come OEM. :brushteeth: IIRC wasn't the smaller of the two upgrades for folks with the smaller SR5 rims, (not fitting over the new, larger calipers?)...

Looks cleaned.

3rd Gen's. :madgrin:

That's one way to view it. (Clear coating can be done for like $400-) The other way is that it has 24K miles on it... :madgrin:

Lookee here.. CL ad subsequently sold.

Mine doesn't get driven much. 2002 Limited, Black, One owner, 63,000 original miles. It's going up for sale soon, as I feel guilty for the lack of use. Send me a pm if interested..

Way to go..!!

I'm sure you're right, but thankfully the few I've contacted so far didn't have an issue with supplied oem parts.

Yup, actual miles, my pop bought it new after he retired, didn't drive that car a lot, and it barely got used by me in the winter time, so it was a good find. A lot of preventive maint. to do though.