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    Interest in the Arizona 4Runner Club

    This may be a simple fix, simply worn shifter bushing. Take a look at Toyota Tacoma manual transmission pop out of gear? Here's the simple fix! - All This is for a Tacoma, but it's all the same.
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    Help me prep for my trip to Colorado!

    Enjoy beer in Durango. Watch Brew Dogs episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWDYppMfUfM We enjoyed particularly Steamworks and Carver Brewery.
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    Randy Ellis Design Sliders

    These look interesting. But what I'd really like to see is some action pictures in the rocks showing some hits and slides. Do these really protect, or is the concept just blowing smoke?:target:
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    Arizona Club

    The Arizona FJ Cruiser non-club AZFJ has a good list of trips in Arizona: AZFJ Forums Arizona Trail Reviews
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    Arizona Club

    I don't get out as much as I'd like. Maybe when it gets a little cooler. Another related group that is very active, both offroad and socially, is the AZFJ "nonclub" AZFJ › › Home
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    Satisfied or Regretful

    This thing rides better and has more room than my '63 Wagoneer. Gets better gas mileage too. Smells better. What's not to like?:banana:
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    TE seats.... very uncomfortable! Ouch!

    I'm a big guy, circumferentially, and I had the same problem, whether it was the side bolsters or what, but after about six months we came to an accommodation. Doesn't bother me much now.
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    1800 mile trip with our 4Runner

    "There were 25 colleges in attendence. He's narrowed his choices down to GCU (AZ) and Sonoma State. University of Oregon is interested in him too." Stay away from GCU. My granddaughter investigated it and we found out it is a for-profit enterprise masquerading as a Christian College. Google...
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    interesting conversation re: Honda Pilot

    We have a 2003 Pilot, used it on the occasional gravel backroad, beat it up moderately. At about 40,000 miles, after a trip to Joshua Tree Monument in California, both struts and one rear shock started leaking oil. Two engine mounts also failed, including the oil-filled one. Then the window...
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    Arizona Club

    I might be interested in the gap, but can anyone else here keep up with your big wheels? I only have 32s on my TE, no lift.
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    Basic Demographics of 5G 4Runner Owners

    66 Tucson, AZ Education BS Physics (Illinois Institute of Technology), MS Physics (U of Arizona) 2011 TE Magnetic Gray BFG ATs, desert pinstripes
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    what would you change

    Sunlight reflection off the hood bump on the TE (I may yet paint it flat black) It would be nice if the hood sloped down for better off-road sightline Better sunvisor extensions, or side window sunvisors More user-friendly phone setup for Bluetooth Better directory perusing for USB memory sticks
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    Am I the world's oldest TE owner?

    Oh, yeah? I'm 66 years young, and remember doing punch cards for Fortran programming in '65, Teletype input to paper tape (PDP-9) in '74, assembly language (hand "compiled" into machine code) on home-brew Z80 (thanks Byte magazine) in '76. Almost as primitive as my rusty '63 Wagoneer with the...
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    First Long Trip (6000 km)...

    I'm sure that's with Imperial Gallons. In US gallons, that's 23.3mpg.
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    Help me out with 285's.. (questions)

    I just gotta jump in here with a little physics. :frisky: If you go up in tire diameter from 32 to 33 inches without recalibrating your speedometer/odometer, you will have two effects. 1. The simple geometric change in distance traveled is 33/32 = 1.031. That's 3.1 percent. 2. You will want...

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