Recent content by superkenny9192

Thanks, I did what you said and got it running.

I wanted to check the fuel pressure on my 4runner because it died while I was driving. I took off a bolt that leads to the fuel rail so I can tee off a fuel pressure gauge. Well, I wasn't paying attention and tighten the bolt like normal (not taking into account that the holes probably should...

I love the look, especially on a dark colored 4runner. This whole time I thought people sprayed it or something lol. Or just bought black badges.

When you import a vehicle, doesn't it need to meet strict standards? I've heard of people importing Skylines and having to even change glass on the car because the ratings don't meet US safety standards.

Good God, that's the ultimate. I just to relax at the beach with my runner. The awning/rood is just icing on the cake

A buddy of mine has an FJ-S. His only complaint is the hassle of opening the rear door to take out his kid. But really, it's like that with any car so I think he is just taking it overboard. But other than that he loves it.

Water, because I'm hung over lol

Ain't no fun like snow fun

Congrats, I've wanted an MKIV since I was 10. Will have my own one day..

Integra GSR with an LS swap. I know, who would but a GSR with a downgraded motor? I was young and excited for my first car..lol

No music at the moment. Just the sound of Northwest rain drops hitting the roof

Awesome. My coworker was just telling yesterday about his plans to get something like that. Although he wanted to customize it to where he can use his sunroof and an entry point.

Does anyone know the name of the component that you must remove the bolt from to test fuel pressure on a 4runner? It runs underneath the intake manifold.

I would clean it up and periodically check to make sure that there has not been a significant amount of accumulation.

I've had this issue in the past with a Tacoma. Replaced the Gasket and issue was solved.