Recent content by ToyoT4R

I have an OEM Audio Plus Reference stereo upgrade for sale, taken out of my 2017 TRD PRO. System in excellent condition, located in Suffolk VA. $1,000. Listed in the Classified section, link below...

For sale is a stereo upgrade from OEM Audio+ ( now Orella Audio) previously installed on my 2017 TRD PRO 4Runner. I bought this new from OEM Audio+ back in 2017. Package is easy to install and sounds great, good improvement over the stock system while maintaining the stock appearance. All...

I have a 2003 Tacoma that had the supercharger installed at about 110,000 miles and now at 130,000 it’s had no issues at all.

Depending on how long you had your truck you can ask them to do the oil even at 5000 miles. My 2017 had 900 miles and I had them change the oil because i had it 12 months by then.

No matter how it sounds we are still dealing with a very slow 4WD SUV. Might as well keep it quiet...

That seems high for 4 years old with 61,000 miles.

Agree, I would love a back to basics 4x4 like an FJ or like my old Early Bronco but with all the ridiculous safety regulations today and most consumers wanting a comfy SUV that will never be taken off-road the future of the 4Runner will probably be something close to a beefed up Highlander. I...

I have a Pro and had no idea it auto adjusted the instrument lights.

THANK YOU!!! The new mobile setup was driving me insane.

Go pro!!!!!

I have had my Blue-driver for 4-5 years now, I like it a lot. It logs data, scans codes, and emails them too. Only thing I don’t like is if you’re logging data then answer your phone or text, or open up any other app it will stop logging. It won’t run in the background. Other than that it can...

It’s really inconsistent. I’ve had several 4Runner rentals and I drove them like I stole it and have had up to 22 mpg. On my personal 4Runner I drive like Grandpa and I get 15.

Küat NV 2.0 is a great rack. I love mine.

The battery heater just sits under the battery, no need to apply any adhesive. Battery heater is a must in Alaska. The oil pan heater is applied using RTV silicone and it lasts for years. I've had one on my VW GTI since 2006 and it's still on there like I just installed it. A block heater...

Having lived in Alaska for several years -29F doesn’t seem that cold but if you live in the northern states like Minnesota, Montana, Wisconsin, Vermont, etc it would be worth your while to install oil pan and battery heaters. They are just heat pads that get siliconed in place. If it ever gets...