Recent content by SDr6

Branch:USMC Location:Most of my time was at MCAS Miramar MOS:6323 Separated: Oct '03 Stations/Tours: 31st MEU, 13th MEU, OEF

For me the light output is perfect. I'm not sure how to really quantify it but we have taken them on a few trips and without a fire it was perfect, not too bright, not too dim.

I was very surprised at how much these have made an impact. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MCV4WQK/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 No more shitty propane or battery operated lanterns that put out a shitty amount of light, these things are perfect and will run for days on a...

I keep trying to talk myself into a 5th gen but the more I read this kind of stuff it makes me want to keep my 4th gen until the tires fall off, repair that, and then do it all over again! oil change this weekend took me less than 10 minutes :)

I just found these guys last night. I'm really close to pulling the trigger with this one especially since they're local for me.

I lifted it high enough to where I can't see the top. problem solved problem staying solved.

My '03 is now at 214k miles and I've had it for 9 years. Someday the damn thing is going to fall apart.

Can they give us a ballpark? After looking at their website, I assume it'll be around $140? I'd be in for that. https://www.bpfabricating.com/collections/frontpage

As someone with a leaky transfer case I'd like to see more of that process.

I've been looking at rear bumpers for years now, if I could find one I love I'd snatch it up.

You just made me take a look at the write up for the v6 4runner. I'm honestly really happy I did, I'm used to water pumps being part of the timing belt, I'm way less worried when mine goes now. :reddance:

I used to go by this until I did a water pump on one of my old vehicles... everything was great until the tensioner pulley fell apart on me a month later with no warning. $60 worth of parts can save you a lot of time and headaches down the road.

Keep us updated! If who ever you choose does a good job I'm in for one. I'd rather keep things local and save a few $$ on shipping. .....you know and finally get to that trip I said I'd go on last year :D

Check out toyota.com the TRD offroad 4wd DBSB before you get to any packages is 35k for the auto and 33k for the manual. The T4R Trail Premium starts at 39k while the T4R PRO starts at 41k, so I can't see the taco making that big of a jump when the T4R doesn't. And I have no idea how to...

It's all guesses until they hit the showroom!:tea: