Recent content by travisj37

Ted.. did the build vehicle make it in this week? I'm definitely on board to buy one, but just wanted to check on progress.

Do you mean only 1 plate, or 1 set of plates (which would be 2 total plates)? Thanks.

I have my TRD pads in-hand, just need to get them installed. I'll likely have them installed in the next couple of weeks. Will let you know how they turn out. I'm currently running the original rotors and pads w/~65k miles. I'm not planning on swapping rotors, as there's nothing wrong with them.

That's awesome! I really appreciate you helping out! I could definitely go for some sliders as well, although I do like the look/functionality of the step rails. They would definitely round out the look with that light bar.

Thanks for all the replies everyone! I'll make sure to follow up periodically with folks who are participating to help make sure this keeps going.

I'm not actually with Avid Offroad, but talked with them recently about a light bar for the T4R. They said they just need a 4runner in the shop to get the measurements and get one going. Here's their info: 3879 E. Fairview St. Gilbert, AZ 85295 480.298.1299 I can certainly get in contact...

Hey all, I wanted to throw out a thread to see if there would be any interest in having Avid Offroad fab up a light bar like the one they have for the Tacoma. I really like the clean look of it, but they don't yet make one for the 4th gen T4R (or any T4R for that matter). They were hoping to...

I've noticed the exact same thing in the last month or so. One of the only theories I could come up with was that it must be the winter fuel mix. I keep a very close eye on my driving style and fuel gauge and was definitely baffled. Glad to know I'm not the only one who's noticed it.

Here's the tow hook from my '06...

As we all eagerly await the URD supercharger kit for the 4.0L V6 4Runner, I thought I'd find out if anyone has heard of or tried out the supercharger kit from Alpine Developments. It uses the same Rotrex supercharger as URD, but is available now, and I suspect may be cheaper (in a less...

From what I understand, they will not fit a 3rd gen 4Runner. I own a 4th gen, so I know they will fit an '03-'10 providing up to 1" lift in the rear.

Still available.

Location: Aurora, CO 80016 They're all boxed up and ready to go... The box weighs in at 18 lbs if you'd like to get an idea of shipping costs.

I have a set of rear FJ Cruiser coil springs. They have only 100 miles on them. I'm asking $75 + shipping (from Aurora, CO 80016) Make an offer! Thanks for looking.

I'm working on this same setup, however I was a bit overzealous in my FJ spring acquisition. I now have an extra set of rear springs. EUY, I have PM'd you if you're interested.