Recent content by WillK

Intake, Leveling kit and skid plate sold. Only Lighted Step Rails left.

PM's answered.

No, unfortunately not.

PM's replied. The leveling kit it sold.

K&N Air Intake Kit Part#63-9029 63 Series Aircharger Kit. For 4.7L 05 and newer. Less than 5,000 miles on unit- Like new condition. $200 shipped SOLD Daystar Leveling Kit- KT09115BK Comfort Ride 4-Runner 03-09 2/4WD 2.5" Front 1.5" Rear Lift Kit. Black Polyurethane. Still New In Box $85...

Yikes. Can't really tell but do three of them have oil on them?

It was you that said, "We have POS trucks..." To which I said, you don't have a truck, you have a Prius. Then you go into justifying the Prius with some story which I could care less about. Then you go into your wife's child bearing intentions. Again, I really could care less. Then onto all...

Ouch!! lol I'd say you got your money out of those! lol I bet you got a smoother throttle by changing those out.

You don't have a truck, you have a Prius... And I never said it was a POS. I simply said it's a slow bloated pig and Toyota didn't do it justice with the power curve by having the torque peak at 4,400 rpms in such a heavy vehicle. Further, if you want it to hold a gear, you gotta stay in it...

Yeah, those look old, but they don't look 'bad'. How many miles on your Runner?

How long has it been since they were last changed? That seems like pretty excessive rust. Was it only certain ones that were rusted or were all showing some rust. Either way, that would totally suck.

You can try Edmunds and do the 'TMV' thing. The other thing I do is some car websites have a the BlackBook trade in tool. I input as much information about the car I'm interested in and it will give you the trade-in (wholesale) value. I then use that as a starting point with the dealer...

Check the carfax. It should show mileage over the years. As for that low of miles, I just drove a 2007 Seqouia last weekend that has a whopping 26K on it. First owner drove it 8K miles in 5 years and the second owner (Manager at Toyota dealership) put 18K on it in just over two years, so...

Wow! That's some crazy sheeyit right there! Some of these 'independent' dealers are really shady. I'm glad you figured things out before you signed any papers. Good luck with the Nissan you're going to look at. If it fits your needs, then that's the best vehicle for you. I have a co-worker...

Actually, you're Runner is going to be the slowest of Gen 5's, and here's why... 20" wheels add parasitic weight, and third row seats adds even more, so it's very possible that you're at 9 seconds especially if you're in a higher altitude. Come on man... Are you really saying that the Gen 5...