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Quick shipping. Ordered Friday and it was delivered Monday. Thanks Jason. It definitely adds responsiveness to the 4runner. Red 5 will launch the vehicle nicely...I will probably settle on green 5 or a low red number.

I also bought the PowerStop rotors/brakes (slotted and drilled) and they were delivered very fast. They work great as well.

I completely overhauled my suspension and brakes last month. Added Power Stop slotted and drilled rotors and pads and they work great. Minimal dust and great stopping power. More Information for POWER STOP K242136 More Information for POWER STOP K2405

Just replaced the XREAS in my 4runner with 135k. Went with the MOOG FJ 4x4 springs and the Bilstein 5100s. Before I did the lift, I had a leak in the front. The back was sitting around 36, and the front was around 34.5 The MOOGs gave me almost 2" of lift in the back ( I did notice the...

I put Falken Wildpeak AT's on my ride and they are great. They handle well in the rain/snow/highway and do great off road. They are not noisy.

I had mine done at 120k - 3 hours and 350$ out the door from a local mechanic.

There is a mod that will turn your fogs on - I dont have the link. My 2004 didnt have DRL so I went with the quick 6$ mod.

Pittsburgh PA here.

I bought a v8 and love it. I tow a boat, go off roading, and use it as my daily driver. Normal mileage is around 15/19. If I try really hard I can get close to 20 on the highway. I had my belt done and it ran around 800 from the dealership.

Grandtrek AT20 - fresh off a 2011 4runner. Dunlop Grandtrek AT20

Also, the difference between the two tires is roughly 5.2%. Calculate your mileage by taking your stock mileage and adding 5% then divide it by the amount of fuel it took to fill up(assuming you reset the odometer right after filling up in the first place). The difference should be minimal...

I have a 2004 SR5 V8 with a set of 2011 P265/70 R17 tires on my truck. I average around 15.5 MPG city and even with a passenger and full load of gear I still average around 21 MPG on the highway - and that is driving through the hills of PA.

I replaced mine as well recently and had that problem. Tried unplugging the ECU in the back and it didnt work. Ended up disconnecting the battery, letting it sit for 5 minutes, and then it started working again.

I had this problem on my 2004 Sport rims. I found a really good deal on 2011 Sport rims and just switched them out. Not sure what causes it, but my first guess would be from snow/salt on the roads.

Looking for the 6 spoke SR5 rims from the 5Gs. Thanks though.