Recent content by Spanky052

Taking my friend to shop for a new 4Runner this afternoon. I expect she'll put probably 20k miles per year on it, so highest mileage warranty options at low to mid time frames are probably the best for her. Not sure which trim package she'll end up with though. gamester5 would you please...

Finally got my order places - just waiting for the confirmation call now. THANKS!!!

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Would love to get in on this if you've got codes left. Mike Shepperd [email protected] Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Guessing that this was sold some time ago, but if not, and if you still want to sell it, PM me. I'm in the market, cash in hand, ready to buy, and able to get to Portland or Eugene area in the next few weeks. Thanks!

That's exactly what triggers it. The one time it happened to me, I was accelerating away from a stoplight when some dingus stepped out into a crosswalk from behind a tree that I hadn't been able to see him through. I hit the brakes and had plenty of room to stop, but the truck decided that we...

PM sent for 2 of the 12", black style A decals. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Cool, thanks!

Same feeling on my 2017. If I want it to roll freely, I drop it in neutral. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

I've never had window visors. Why have them? What do they get you?

Not yet, but sometime in the next year I'm going to make some time to build something... I think the trickiest part might be coming up with sturdy anchor points to the body instead of all the movable 3rd row parts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Rolled 200 hours in my 4R just before hitting 6,000 miles. :-)

Having spent many hours trying to trigger an unlock button on various different vehicles, I can confirm that it is FAR faster and easier to break the window, AND on all newer vehicles I've tried on, the buttons aren't energized unless the alarm is off and/or the doors are already unlocked...

They'll only come with pads if you buy a fully "Loaded Caliper" kit. As long as you get semi-loaded, or unloaded, or bare calipers, you should be fine. But... You probably want a semi-loaded setup, to make sure that you're getting pistons with the calipers. A true bare caliper will require...