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    The 3rd Gen All Questions Allowed Thread

    I have a 1998 and a 2000 and yes the 99+ BACK DOOR OUTSIDE GARNISH got a size increase in 99. the 99+ gasket will work just fine but the corners are pre-notched in the weather stripping so they will not totally line up perfectly, not the end of the world. you do have to losen some nuts that...
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    2000 limited SleepyDad build

    I think it's a bit overkill but sexy as hell Eventually I was thinking about doing long travel suspension. so I should be able to re-use this thing maybe? Camburg Steering Heim Clevis Kits - 96-04 Toyota Tacoma FK Heim Joints / Rod Ends - JMX-12T (3/4 X 3/4 RHT) total chaos 1st Gen...
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    Toyota 4runner service manual

    Complete 4Runner Service Manual 1996-2002.pdf - Google Drive
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    TEQ Customs - Outboard Shock Mount Kit

    been running like this for a while started here https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3739060-post246.html https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3739977-post249.html https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3741921-post250.html it's been fine and I don't really notice a huge difference between the stock ride on my...
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    Rear lower control arm bracket dimensions

    they have like a 5 deg angle heading outward off the rear axle assembly. I did these a while back they are kind of biach to get right.
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    1999 4R steering rack return line fitting part #?

    yes usually you need that little tube nut + metal hard line the hose set will then plug into that, make sure you get a new clamp to sex things up.
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    JZiggy's "Grown Up" 4Runner Build

    I agree with JZiggy. I have done all of those things and it all makes a difference. A system is the sum of it's parts. tires, bushing, mounts, springs, shocks. I think tires, springs, shocks make the biggest part but the bushings and body mounts also made a noticeable difference in my ride...
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    2002 limited leather seat cover replacement

    My other truck is a limited and I used all the same parts for the build and seats. 3rd gen seats all interchange. The only difference is going to be in the occupancy sensor.
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    2002 limited leather seat cover replacement

    ridies.com Leather Replacement Seat Covers https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3713703-post339.html If I was going to do it again? I would go with ridies again. They have held up really well. Great quality stuff for good price.
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    ridies.com Leather Replacement Seat Covers

    toyota part numbers that will work 71551-35050 seat back 71511-35050 seat cushion you should be able to source from toyota or internet. There are some knock off cheaper pads on ebay but I would not use them. Some other details in the video I shot a while back, take a look. Occupant senor...
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    ridies.com Leather Replacement Seat Covers

    https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3713703-post339.html
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    new project input required, please advise!

    interesting, MT for the win. guessing long term, you would run into troubles. I was unaware people were resorting to grey market registrations. But when the rules suck measures need to be taken. Just in case your interested? I decided to do a build on ih8 because the knowledge is pretty...
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    3D Printable Headrest storage

    my old 97 SR5 did not have them, 98 I have right now also does not have them (not SR5 just base model) however my 2000 lim has them. so don't know maybe one of those things they just added at some point? or SR5 trim and above?
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    3D Printable Headrest storage

    not all models got the holes in the back seats head rest storage buff.
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    3D Printable Headrest storage

    they also work in 70 series LC I had to change the design a bit to reduce weight, speed print time and get the 5 hp boost of said design. still works great. <a href="https://imgur.com/KNvH1Ep"><img src="https://i.imgur.com/KNvH1Epl.jpg" title="source: imgur.com" /></a> <a...

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