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and....I'm finally finished. I do have a video of it shifting in and out of 4 wheel low and high and center diff locking. I can't post it because of size. Message me if you would like to see it.

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2003 V8 4Runner. The time has come to sell the 4Runner. We just don’t use it at all anymore, plus, we have too many vehicles. We drive it about every 2 weeks just to drive it. We purchased a LX470 about 3 years ago because our kids were getting bigger and we needed more room. Now the Runner...

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I tripped over these this morning, lowered price $550! $550 OBO + shipping. Will be shipping from 74063 so you can figure shipping cost. 650lb coils. Had them on for about 25k so they should probably be rebuilt before install but they aren’t leaking or anything so that’s up to whoever buys...

It is a knockoff of the TJM design from Australia that they make for a 100 series. Doesn’t fit up against the fender perfectly but it’s also not made for a 4 runner. Probably about 1/2” gap in back but not really noticeable.

Have this one on ours. I will try and remember to take a pic tomorrow. It does have the word “Powerful” molded on the side of it, or at least the one I got did. The one pictured does not have it. I sanded that off and painted the entire snorkle with Monstaliner to match the 4Runner...

Can’t remember how long I let the silicone setup. Probably over night. I did not replace any of the rubber grommets on mine. I actually lost one of the bolts and replaced it with a regular bolt with no grommet and have never had a problem, had about 300k miles when I replaced them and it’s...

Don’t know what you are looking for specifically but the Tacoma ARB skid plate fits the 4th gens, at least ones with a V8. I have it on mine. Here’s the part number ARB-5421100. No modification needed.

I'm interested in knowing this as well. I am getting ready to get headers and whole new exhaust.

I ended up buying a Pelfrey. Install was easy though. Did it myself in about 2 hours, maybe. That includes removing the old bumper. Only advice I would give is have some jack stands to set the bumper on while you are bolting it on, seemed to make it easier, and have some electrical tools...

Just under 3 1/4”. I have had the same luck with their sales manager. Takes forever to get back with you and doesn’t really answer your question. Frustrating to say the least. I will be emailing Satin from now on, got back to me in about 30 mins. I know it’s frustrating but these bumpers...