Recent content by sportrunner2001

Thanks!! No spacers for me. I think the wheels are -10 or -12 offset, can't remember off the top of my head

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lol looks like I'll have to leave a 1 star review because it doesn't work for people! I forgot about this picture for a long time, thanks for making me chuckle! :cheers:

LMTV's are great if you don't care about your spine or kidneys lol. They are really rugged and reliable but it is no sports car or cruiser. I'd guess I have just over 2000 miles in LMTVs or MTVs in the states and overseas; I wouldn't want one personally. The old, single rear axle ones (LMTV...

IMG_0190 by Reid Hastings, on Flickr Apologies for the size, still transitioning from photobucket to flickr and figuring it out. EDIT: figured it out lol

I voted 175k since its the closest to 166k. Only things replaced that hadn't been broken by my younger and just as dumb self was the t-case front output seal and the steering rack. Been in the family its whole life (bought from my parents in '08). Valve covers are the next maintenance item...

Been lurking while deployed, finally got to go out and take some of my own pictures with the new camera!

TRAC really helps when doing slow offroading, I.E. crawling, but when it comes to things like mud and sand you dont want any wheels getting stopped by brakes being applied even if they may be going faster than another wheel. It can be a real momentum killer, as far as I know, you cant keep...

2001 daystar pucks up front 891's and matching OME shocks in the back swaybars connected

Scramble I knew it came standard on the limiteds, didnt know it was an option for sr5's as I had never seen it before until this thread, learn something new every day!

the first one if I were in the market for another 3rd gen id go check it out but I agree on the second one, I dont advise anyone to go look at it lol

this game is fun haha now im scouring the interwebz for rare combos! I found a couple that I think are somewhat rare... 96, manual, rear locker, and leather. not super rare but I had never heard of an sr5 with leather before this thread Cars for Sale: 1996 Toyota 4Runner 4WD SR5 in GLENDALE...

take a look at your panhard drop bracket. Is it just bolted on or welded on also? When I put on mine to bring my axle back to center after the lift I had only bolted it and hot damn that thing was scary to drive at highway speeds and did pretty much the same thing you described. It has since...

I have these same rims and mine fit fine as far as I know, I brought them to my tire shop and had them switch the tires out with a mount and balance and they haven't said anything about them not fitting well after going to them a number of times in the last few years. I hope they work out for...