Recent content by trd2001

I think so. They just dont say IVD. Here is a photo.

I was cleaning my garage and I found a set of Donahoe rear shocks that were on my 05 4runner that I sold. I used them for 2500 miles, and I removed them since i had OME springs, and I just went back to the OME shocks, since it was for sale. I was going to get an FJ, but got a Tacoma instead...

Nope. Just bigger tires.

I know Thousand Oaks Toyota does great work. They repaired my dads Camry, and it looked great. I had two shops do work on my Tacoma, and they did crappy work. You could always have it towed.

I have about 3-2 right now with my coilovers, and rear springs. I still have 265 70 17 tires since they are still good. Here is the picture. The tires look ok, but bigger would look alot better. I have raised the front a bit since this picture. You got to love the liquor stores in Mexcio.

Any other weekend i could. I going to help my buddy prerun the Vegas to Reno Race.

My cousin has a 300C. He calls it a baby Bentley. I told him no matter what he does to it, its still a Chrsyler.

I installed an RS3200 on my 4runner. I did not add any extra lights on. My Dad's Camry has a dealer installed alarm, and the dealer added an extra light.

BFG's At's. I have 30k on my set right now. They are less than 1/2 worn. I think i can get another 30 k on them.

There is a point on all shock where the rubber hose goes in to the steel line. The front is above the cv's and the rear is where the hose meets the frame. They are a silver nut, there is two of them. That is where you could remove them. I may have the shop manual saved on my home computer.

I believe they (Cornfed & Daystar) dont recommend to remove the XREAS due to liability issues. You can do it on the truck. It just a bit more difficult. When i removed the XREAS from my truck completly, the driver side front leaked a few drops.

Mine came on last time I was towing a my Toy Hauler. It was an O2 sensor on mine. My Extended Warrenty has been used for the VSC computer, and the o2 sensor already. It paid for its self, almost.

Looks good. I have had 3 lift kits on my 4runner, and I never had to touch the yaw sensor. Was you alignment off at all? The only thing i have noticed is the VSC comes on more on the street, such as when you are comming off a driveway to fast. I like the way lifted 4runners look. Way better...

The 06 was a pain to find since my dad wanted a Japanese Built Camry. He filed lemon lay on his old Camry and won. I was told by the manager at the dealer how to tell by looking at them. Japanese built ones have a cover on the front bumper where the eyelet screws in to. Here is an 07 Built in...

My dad has an 06 XLE v6 built in Japan. They still make some in Japan. They had an 07 XLE v6 in the showroom built in Japan also. The VIN started with a J.