Recent content by NJT4R

I did the same as described in the youtube of Speedy's garage, along with a slight increase with the 265/75/16 tire. all told probably 2" from the suspension lift & another inch from the tire. it rides nice and plenty of ground clearance for snow / trail use.

I am looking for a SoCal source (San Diego to LA) for a rear bumper cover for my son's 2006 T4R. He is on deployment & I am going to have his rear bumper cover replaced to correct rear end damage. I looked at ordering from Rock Auto, ($142.00) but it cost $140 more to ship to San Diego area...

I followed the guidance on youtube, "Speedy's Garage" 4 runner lift. Assure you get the 5100 rear shocks for the 4runner from Wheeler's, who has the correct bushing size for 4runner.

yokohama 265/75/16, 906 rears, Tundra front springs & 5100 all around.

I see Magnusson has marked down their 3.4L supercharger by $300. Now $2,695.50.

I've been considering the same set up. how do you like the resulting ride with this combination?

installed my FIAM horns that I bought 5 months ago.

If any of you don't have a smoker, go get one. I bought the Weber Smoky Mountain Cooker about 5 years ago. I tell everyone I wish I bought it 40 years ago. I lament all the meals I could have had over all those years. See virtualweberbullet dot com.

I did rock auto for f/b on a '98. they were solid enough.

Has anyone bought the new Magnusson SC Package? I read back to page 79 of this thread & didn't see anyone. I saw it on ebay for $3499 & on the LCE website for $2,999.

I followed Speedy's video 2 yrs ago. you can find the pins on Amazon, assuming you search for 2005 tundra brake pins, or I'm sure Toyota has them. you could probably straighten the pins in a vice sufficiently too.

Also it was a no cost change , selling my split 3's for $200 & buying the tundra wheels for $200.

these are the 2004-5 Tundra 5 spokes as you have in the original post photo. I have them mounted over the 231 tundra brakes

I have a 2000 with 104,000 with the original belt. I will probably do it this year when I hit 125,000.

Nice job on the maintenance and for going the extra mile, or, rather, 10 miles, to document it in the video for all of us. I hope to be able to pass it forward one day.