Recent content by mustangchris66

I hit 100,000 mi today. It's been mostly trouble free and plan on keeping it for many more.

Last Friday I pulled the trigger on a set of the Cooper ATP's in that size. I have not had them off road yet but my first impressions are very positive. Plus they look great. This does not really answer your question just my .02.

I got mine on amazon. I will echo everything that kevinpt has said and add that the amount of light is way more than with yellow light bulbs I was running before getting these. Maybe it is the lack of the reflector in the housing. I also moved the adjustment screw from the original light to the...

Yeah I noticed that. They put a lot of light up and out to the side. You actually led me to these lights. Thanks man.

They are the winjet fogs. Totally love them. I had yellow bulbs for a long time but when they melted the connectors I wanted to try something different. The winjet is way brighter than the yellow bulbs.

Got new tires today. Went with Cooper ATP 265-70-17. [/URL]

Did so 4Runner lovin'. Hit 75,000 mi so I changed the oil and filter, rotated the tires, started looking for new tires and replaced the front break pads with OEM Toyota parts. Overall a good day.

You did not mention what year truck is but on my 2007 I had the same yellow Hoen fog lights for over two years. Then the left light went out. I replaced it and a day later it was out again. Turns out the connector had melted and was shorting. I did not notice it at first as it's dark up in the...

Got the 4Runner back from the stealership today. Had the left front wheel bearing replaced under my extended warranty. Only had to pay a $100 deductible instead fo $899.37. That was awesome. A month before that I had the entire front wiring harness for the lights replaced due to a melted fog...

Thank you. I'll have to try the clear plasti-dip. Thanks for the idea. As for the exhaust I do still get some smell when pushed really hard with the window down.

Did you guys replace the bearings yourselves? I am having the same noise/issue and am trying to decide between taking it to have it fixed under my extended warranty $100 deductable or do it myself. About what were the costs of the parts and such? Thanks

Spent the weekend at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca a few weeks ago.

I hit 60,000 mi durring the week so I did some 4Runner love. Changed the oil, the spark plugs, cabin air filter and rotated the tires.

Mine clicks only when backing up and I hit the breaks. I feel nothing in the pedal just hear a metal on metal click.

I swapped out my T1808 for a T1809 in my 2007 SE. There was no problem at all plug and play. Yes the AUX will be useless.