Recent content by TacMedic

Now if I could only talk my wife into moving back to TEXAS!!!!

Totaled the 06, Bought a Tundra (was cheaper...) Sales have been great, just bought a 2015 TE Premium. Stock for now. Happy to have another 4Runner!

My 06 SR5 has 90k miles on it and at freeway speeds the transmission seems to be lagging. doesn't shift as early and stays at higher RPM's longer. I have not done ANY transmission maintenance, and I was planning on changing the filter and flush this weekend. Does anyone have any insight...

You really should never drive with the back window down as the drag that is created by the vehicle pulls exhaust fumes in. Simple fix: Roll up the window.

Here ya go, before and after.

Thats your intake manifold

Looks good man! Im thinking of doin all my chrome accents now. I love my wheels and I get a lot of compliments on em. IRONMAIDEN: As far as pressure washing goes you should be fine as long as you don't blast the hell out of em! I use the pressure washers at those drive through car...

Thanks guys! Definitely take it easy on the coats. Several thin coats vs. larger coats to ensure a smooth coat.... My advice is DO IT! But not outside if its windy....

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/performance-zone-tires-wheels-exhaust-superchargers-more/83243-plasti-dip-spare.html Total of about $18 for a completely new look to your wheels...

Thanks! I did about 4 coats each, using a total of 3 cans. Cracked windshield. Its been like that since the day after I bought it in February of 07!!!! Then the freeze came to TX last month and it got bad... Trying to put it off as long as possible.....

Just finished applying the Plasti-Dip to my 06 SR5.

I am a fan of the Toyo Open Country M/T. Great treadware, good life, pretty quiet on the streets. I had them on my jeep and they did very well.

I am using Chrome. I discovered that some links don't work as a result of my employers firewalls.

Looks pretty damn good!

My brother in law owns a powder coating shop and I asked him about it. He mentioned that if you are going to use an actual paint, that you want to stick permanently that you will have to strip the wheels down to raw metal using chemicals. He advised against painting the wheels and recommended...