Recent content by marko3xl3

L - 1 2 - 2 OD-off in D - 3 D - 4 ECT button: Delay shift points.

RAWR RAWR. I am one of the YT monsters coming to RIP your heads off (and eat them for dinner) for saying rear discs with no parking brake is stupid, RAWR!!! Scared yet? ... .. . Anyway, opinions will never offend anybody on YT...being stupid will. Plus, many more people on there tow and carry...

Weird, I am 6' 1" and I don't have that problem. Maybe it's the fact that I am only 18 and 170 lbs :)

I posted!

10,000 is here! Can't wait for the thread...

Yeah, TRD came out with a supercharger for the new X-Runner...it's been unveiled. If it'll be available for the general public is unknown.

There should be 8 of them ;) There is write-up on it on yotatech.com.

You could least check on my YT profile :/ I am planning on upgrading the exhaust to a 2.5 system, so that's already included.

What's the bet for. I am accepting it by the way. I don't know how far I have to go, but I assuming the rules would be: 1) make it all work like new 2) all fuel mods 3) small things that would considered "should do" I am gonna start making a list now... I'll keep you updated.

I REALLY don't know where you are getting 5k from. That was way back when. With patience you can pick up a used S/C for $1k. URD kit (considering it's new) = $1k Tranny upgrade = $600 That's "only" 2.6k. Now I'd probably say 3k to cover misc things like a new belt, supercharger oil, gauges...

Considering most big rims look really bad on a 4Runner, those are really nice. Good Job! The only thing I'd change would be to lower the rear to match the front, because it just looks weird right now with the dubs there.

Yeah, your truck does not have a distributor system. It uses a "waste-spark" system. Your ignition system basically consists of 3 coil packs on the left side of the engine on the valve cover.

Re: Re: Buying new rims... will these tires fit? 305/40/22 Will you really need that much?? It's a wide tire, but it's only 31.6" tall.

Well it's actually the "hole that's not a hole" that goes into the real hole and then an insert that goes into the "hole that's not a hole". :) Those are the two main parts. Then, you have insulation strips, and other misc. installation stuff. You can get them all from the dealer if you want it...

It's the exact same hood, except with a hood. I just did it on my '98 (I can post up pics soon). Remember, the Toyota OEM hood is really expensive, but very high quality. If you get an aftermarket hood, it'll be a lot cheaper but it might not fit perfectly (it'll fit, but the gap might be...