Just posted this:
https://www.toyota-4runner.org/for-sale-vehicles/304104-fs-denver-co-2006-toyota-4runner-sport-v8-4wd-heavily-modified.html#post3719198
Selling the truck I never said I'd sell. Here's the craigslist ad:
2006 Toyota 4Runner Sport V8 4WD Overland Rock Crawler - cars &...
$28,000
2006 Toyota 4Runner Sport V8 AWD / 4WD.
195,500 miles
Silver under Camo Green plastidip
DM me if you have any questions or reply to the ad.
Vibration is there whether using my OEM wheels or the new ones. I wondered about the weight lifting the front but I just got my Shrockworks front bumper on and issue remains.
Replaced all the U-joints in the drive shafts, it got better but it's still there.
At this point I doubt I could do that. The carriers are not coming off and the bumper is a bit to awkward for me to try and remove then reinstall. After installing the front bumper, the feeling in the front end was a lot better but the vibration remains.
Looking for some help here. My truck (2006 v8 186k miles) is experiencing a vibration starting at roughly 50mph and stopping at roughly 60 mph. The vibration is worse when I'm accelerating but still noticeable at cruising throttle. I've already tried...
Wheels balanced.
Switched back to OEM...
So my driver side CV is toast. Boot has been gone for who knows how long. When I replace the axle, what else should I do while I have it apart? Bearings? Seals?
06 V8 Sport, for reference.
That's pretty awesome. Probably above what I can do at home.
I'm liking the idea of fuel in that area. Maybe just 2 jerry cans side by side, up as high as I can get them. Them I could get some cheap electric fuel transfer pump to full the main tank when I needed. I'll already have 1 jerry can...