Other T4R Forums?

[Getsum]

Other T4R Classic Forums?

Are there any other active classic T4R type sites/forums out there that ya'll go to? There doesn't seem to be a lot of interaction on this site...I moderate forums and 6-10 posts a day is pretty low. I'm not complaining, just want to know if there is other places to get info and share along with this site. Thanks!

 

[JAC]

Are there any other active classic T4R type sites/forums out there that ya'll go to? There doesn't seem to be a lot of interaction on this site...I moderate forums and 6-10 posts a day is pretty low. I'm not complaining, just want to know if there is other places to get info and share along with this site. Thanks!

Yotatech

I think they have way more members and with older generations....but I preffer this forum tho. More friendly!...

 

[CJ3Flyr]

Yotatech

I think they have way more members and with older generations....but I preffer this forum tho. More friendly!...

Exactly what she said They do have a wealth of knowledge for the older gens...

 

[Clemsonfan15]

You should specify. There may only be 10 posts in this section a day, but overall I'd say this is an active forum.

Try Yotatech though. They are almost solely offroad oriented over there.

 

[fourwd1]

Depends on what you mean by "classic" ?

To me that means 1st gen Runners.
Here they lump 1st and 2nd gens together as classic for some reason.
There are other more offroad oriented sites tho, if you look.
Unfortunately, around here there only a few of us with classic T4Rs that offroad, but knowledge is here.

 

[Getsum]

Thanks, again, I don't mean anything irreverently, I just like to know as much as possible about the vehicle I'm driving. Having more than one source for info and parts is always a great option to have. I do agree with you that this is a friendly place to toss ideas around.

I have decided to keep my 94...I ordered a complete 5" lift kit and am now in the market for tires and rims. I have also ordered all the replacement parts to bring it up to my standards and will get the whole thing rhinolined very soon as the clear coat is gone on the hood and top. Paint shops are smoking crack for what they want for a respray and the rhino liner looks great and is MUCH more functional and tough.

As always, thanks for the inputs and advice. Lee

 

[s2kpuddydad]

I like this forum, you have on road guys like me, and off road guys that no there stuff pretty well here
I visit here throughout the day and post if I can add something positive to a thread.