Recent content by Solice

That's a good looking 4Runner! I think the 3" front and 1.5" rear is the perfect lift. Looks a lot more aggressive.

Yeah, I use photobucket too and it works great! ;):

Koz! Good to have you back man. How's the Salsa hood scoop running?

As much fun as I have in the snow, I think I'm ready for summer. The taste of warm weather we got 2 weeks ago has me ready to go out and spend the day detailing the 4Runner inside and out. If you do get hit though have fun! Joe

I'm going with blackwall out this next time. The Grandtreks were white out and I had the Revo's put on white out. I'm ready for a change and I think. I agree with the illusion that the white lettering makes the tire sidewall appear smaller. All black sidewall just looks meaty! Plus, it only...

The Powershot SD1000 got some excellent reviews. Looks to be a great camera and Amazon is listing it at $299 but onsale for $258 right now. Hmm, you guys may have swayed me into getting a new camera when I wasn't really planning on getting one just yet. Man, you gotta love this forum! :D -Joe

Man I miss camping so much!! Bring on the warm weather. Great pics.

Looks like a great time. Snow is so much fun to play in!

I've never used chains or cables on my 4Runner. With the right tires you can pretty much go where you want, respectively. Any vehicle can pack snow under the frame and lift the wheels from getting any traction as seen in my thread here...

I like the look of the Cooper tires. My Uncle used them religously on his Tundra before he went with the Geolanders. The most mileage he ever got out of them was about 30K though. For the price of them compared to some others that's not all that bad. Jacal, I agree with you about the chains...

First off, welcome to the forum! As far as finding the panels and other various interior pieces, I would start by searching around your local junk yards.

The sales manager at the dealership I frequent said the new body style/interior of the Sequoia would match that of the new Tundra. Not sure how reliable his info is, but it makes sense to me.

That's very interesting. I'm going to check into if I do decide on the M/T's. They claim 200% better traction with no extra tire wear? That would be incredible if it's true. Thanks for all the info Thai, you the man!

Ouch. Hopefully he has a full recovery as well and comes back soon. I always enjoyed talking with him on here.

Nice! 40K-50K out of an M/T is more then I expected to hear. I was thinking of more around 30K. Maybe I'm a little tire retarded but what is siping? Is that the same as putting studs in it? Pennsylvania used to be a good winter state but lately, aside from this year (yay!), the winter's have...