Recent content by Socco

Is that Make Up Air Unit in the back, a spare too?

No need for another battery. But I wouldn't leave them all on without the truck running for very long! You didn't mention which year of T4R you have, but I got my switches from OTRATTW.com They fit with minor trimming and look great.

I used to have an Alpine 12 Disc CD changer under my drivers seat. Of course cell phones didn't have cameras back then, so I never took a picture of it.

I agree with you on the look and stance. If I found another one with no miles in some old ladies garage, I'd be bringing it home. Classy and bad-ass at the same time. The SCCOA is still around, but they're just a club. I was part of the SCCOWC (Super Coupe Club of Western Canada) but sadly, I...

Nice. Mine was a 35th Anniversary in Auto. I loved driving it, but it was 10 years old when I bought it. The previous owner drove the snot out of it, as did I. Still to this day, whenever I hear that supercharger whine, my pants shrink.

Well, I've had my '99 since 2002. Its only got 121K Miles on it now, but its never failed me. Don't ask me about the '90 Thunderbird SC I owned. I didn't worry about the mileage when I drove it, only if I'd make it to where I was going.

Yes, but by such a small fraction that it hardly seems worth it to worry about.

Your not going to notice any MPG drop from the weight of the larger calipers. More importantly, it shouldn't be a deciding factor on wether or not to upgrade your brakes...

You might want to ask on the local Facebook groups: BC4Runners and BC Toyota 4WD. There are way more people checking those groups than this little section.

Check out the groups BC4Runners and BC Toyota 4WD on Facebook. You'll have better luck there.

And before you ask, No. I am not a F'n magician. I named mine after one of the two trucks in the movie "Sorcerer." The other truck was Lazaro. I didn't call her that because in the movie, it blew a tire, rolled down a mountain and exploded. Figured that was a bad omen.

I'd try another dealership then. I had ordered mine in Mag Gray, it was going to a month or so from the factory. The next day I saw a Salsa Red on the highway and I loved it. I called the dealer and changed the order, no problems.

They're not cheap, so you might want to make sure that the MAF is actually malfunctioning...Take a look at this http://tacoma.site40.net/4Runner_96-02_Repair&Wiring/techinfo.toyota.com/ileaf/02toyrm/02toypdf/02rmsour/2002/024runne/sf5vzfe/mafm/insp.pdf When I changed mine it was actually...

I highly recommend anything from Compustar. I've had the same one in my 3rd gen for 10 years. Still works, never had a problem.

MAF Cleaner is for MAFs TB Cleaner is for TBs Maybe it doesn't matter, but considering how much a MAF costs, I wouldn't take that gamble.