jakov
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ok about time belts
well maybe Im still the lucky man, i had cars branded as ford chevy nissan ''honda and the last 6 were toyotas were the best'' I never had to change the time belt to all of my cars, toyotas never failed to me only ford and chevy, so even if i sound negligent Inever done so...
and tnx for all the explanation about ome( its because I doesnt speak english well) take care
they said that toyotas can give you 700,000 miles on odometer , its true? i have a camry running like new at 270 000, y 4runner had 148 000
ok so OME = Old Man Emu which is the most popular brand sold for 3rd gen 4runner lifts though there are others. The medium is the rating of the coils which means that it can hold 100+ hundred pounds of extra weight. 33s means the size of tires i have (measuring the diameter)... my 4runner came with 265/70/16 (31s) and i upgraded to 285/75/16 (33s).
Waiting til ur timing belt breaks is not a smart position to put urself in bc if it breaks while ur not at home itll create more probs of having to tow ur runner and get the parts. It is probably better to take it to a place to get it done if u are unsure and are unfamiliar with it. I got help from my dad and his friend but it was still tedious and very difficult.
well maybe Im still the lucky man, i had cars branded as ford chevy nissan ''honda and the last 6 were toyotas were the best'' I never had to change the time belt to all of my cars, toyotas never failed to me only ford and chevy, so even if i sound negligent Inever done so...
and tnx for all the explanation about ome( its because I doesnt speak english well) take care