Hey hows it going yall

Just wondering how to post a thread. I have a 93 toyota pickup 3.0L and am doing a valve clearance adjustment. Got some good pictures and some info on how to do it without any special tools and would like to share the information!

Thanks

Hi all, new to this forum. I have about 3,500 miles on my '19 and my wife has an '01 with about 250k! Theres tons of info and advise I've already gotten from lurking on this sight, so figured why not join!

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I want to get some nice fog lights, running boards, and a ladder. That’s about it. Maybe a slight lift of 1-2 inches, and a ceramic coat. Thats all I can think of at the moment.

Mainly just going to be driving on the highway

You’ve got to get 15 posts before it’ll let you start a thread but I’m sure you already read that but my responding to this helps me reach 15 lol.

I’ve got a 2.5” front 2” rear lift and it’s at the right height where I don’t need the steps on the factory sliders. Any higher and I would but it rides smooth on the highway.

Just a post to get to a build thread. Have a great day and stay safe!

Oh, and have some fun!

But be responsible.

You can be firm but flexible, but don't compromise your principles.

Just two more to go.

I really like this forum I have gotten a ton of ideas fro my 4Runner. and would like to thank all who took the time to put this site together. Thank You. This should make fifteen and now I can start a build thread and share what I've done to my 4Runner.

I wish I found this sooner. The forum is great for ideas.


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But bad for my wallet!


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I truly am new and lost as to where things start and end in the posting world!
From Savannah Georgia! Hoping to buy a 2019 tomorrow!!
Does the 2019 have automatic adjusting headlights? The sales guy said only in 2020 models :-(

Sorry if I intruded on someone’s post!!!
Mel






QUOTE=the great him;2098434]Moderator Note:
Please make sure you read the BOLDED portion below. If you break the rules and post a bunch of nonsense posts in a short time just to get your post count up you run the risk of infractions or bans. Thank you.
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ok so there is a 15 post min for new members, and this is a subforum for the new members to post up, but that's kinda hard to do when you cant start your own thread to introduce yourself... So say hi tell us a little about yourself, what your looking for here etc. that way you can get started on the way to completing your minimum requirement of posts to proceed to making your own threads and asking your own questions. i will be glad to help where i can and direct you or link you to the proper places or put you in touch with people who can help or know more than me. But please for the love of God don't go into other members threads and start posting crap and nonsense just to get your 15 post min. That min post was created so that spammers, trolls and bots don't come here and litter or clutter up threads and post ads or links etc. so here, i have opened the door for you to post away, but please keep it civil and respectful -that's all we ask.


-i don't even care if you ask repetitive questions or common questions that can be answered by reading the FAQs or a simple search.

Below are some useful hints as to upping your post counts and making friends here and or getting help looking for the answers you seek;
1. complement people on their builds and pics, each section has a picture thread, and tons of great pictures posted up daily, go there and look through them click the like button on the ones you like, people will see your not a bot and everyone likes getting likes -its a win win!
2. if you see a rig you like or think is cool look at the persons signature at the bottom of their post, often times there is a link there to their build or at least a list of mods. click the link and look at their build for ideas, ask relevant questions about their rig. -even if you just skim the thread and didn't read it. and if the OP(original poster) or someone else gives you flack just say "i missed that part sorry" (works everytime, trust me). or you can even post up asking a specific question.
3. every section has a FAQ, so try their first for you questions, you can almost always post up in those links and threads if you dont see your specific question.
4. use the search function at the upper right hand side of the page, just to the left of your screen name and notifications. and hey if you resurrect a 4 year old thread we will all know you used the search feature and are trying.
5. you can also PM members directly to ask questions if you are feeling shy or don't want to publicly ask a question, but this probably wont help you make your min 15 post, but it will help you get your answers.

-there are also several other ways of upping your post count, but i'm not gonna give you all the secrets...

-Please note i am not a moderator or sight administrator, and i can not look into your account for you, or help you activate your account. also it may take a while for your account to "unlock" after your 15 posts have been made, its not an instantaneous "opening of the heavens" and open posting may take a few mins or a couple of hours (your post might have to be up for review to confirm you are not "troll posting". so please don't ask me to unlock your account or something of the like, i simply am a contributing member like yourself trying to make this place a better source/resource of 4runner knowledge.


as always have nice day[/QUOTE]

Hey All!

I'm new here. Just picked up a 91' 4Runner and got some immediate repairs done: new brakes all around, tune up, spark plugs, tie rod ends and idle arm replaced.

Looking to learn more about 2nd Gen, their repairs and mods.