What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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Got some free time and did the followings:

Front rotors and driver side reman-caliper. Had one piston stuck. Almost about to pull it out and reinstall with caliper grease, but ended up in getting a reman unit with lifetime warranty.

Torque specs:
Caliper to knuckle: 90 ft-lb
Wheel spacer 88 ft-lb
Lug nuts 83 ft-lb
 
Once again, I'm helping a buddy carry some stuff for a party tomorrow. Being stationed in Bahrain, not many people have cars and less have SUVs and the Runner with the seats down is the perfect hauler. So I'm carrying two large cooler, tables and chairs to his house after work. Then after that, I'm carrying two people to the airport with their luggage (not sure why they can't take an Uber), then I get to go home.

Runner life!!!!!!!
 
Ordered a new Koyo radiator. I'll be leaving for the Navy next month and won't be driving my 4R much for the next 4-6 years. Strawberry milkshake stay away!
 
I don't think it looks good I just saw it, I think it's just good on older trucks but I couldn't pull it off

I did this to my kids Wheels and Tires over the winter. It works with her Jeep, but I don't know how it would look for a 4Runner. A lot of people like them when they see them.

Painted the wheels black, and used a good quality paint pen on the white lettering.
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Did all 4 doors inside and out, dual layers on most of it. Around 8lbs added per door, Also took little square inch pieces of mat and put them under all the interior trim and reinforced the door panel mounting with some short self tapping screws under the window switch and now this thing doesn't make a sound when I hit bumps, Very solid and no rattles, huge improvement in driving noise. Very happy and the stereo sounds better as well, brought the Polk door speakers to life.

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Hello All..

New member here. I'm unable to create a thread so I hope someone will see this..

I just bought a 2000 Toyota SR5 3.4L. I bought it knowing it had an exhaust leak. I ordered the walker kit from RockAuto as well as the secondary catalytic converter.

The parts just arrived today. Both the catalytic converter and muffler part have inlets for an O2 sensor. I know there is an O2 sensor connected to the first cat, and if i'm not mistaken, these cars only have two O2 sensors.

Can someone please confirm if I purchased the correct parts? I contacted Walker prior to purchasing the parts to make sure I'm looking at the correct part(s), but I'm puzzled with this additional inlet that i'm seeing. Does the muffler part replace the secondary cat??

Part Numbers: Walker WK 55054, Walker WAL 16535

Thanks in advance.

Jon
 
I did this to my kids Wheels and Tires over the winter. It works with her Jeep, but I don't know how it would look for a 4Runner. A lot of people like them when they see them.

Painted the wheels black, and used a good quality paint pen on the white lettering.

I'm just gonna keep it as is now it looks better on that then on mine
 
Did all 4 doors inside and out, dual layers on the inside. Around 8lbs added per door, Also took little square inch pieces of mat and put them under all the interior trim and reinforced the door panel mounting with some short self tapping screws and now this thing doesn't make a sound when I hit bumps, Very solid and no rattles. Very happy and the stereo sounds better as well, brought the door speakers to life.

What material did you use?
 
What material did you use?

Noico 80mil

Butyl rubber like dynamat, 80mil, no smell whatsoever so far, Very good reviews, paid $120 for enough to do all 4 doors and have a few sheets left, Amazon.

You have to leave the area where the interior door handle mounts to the door uncovered as seen in the pic above, I found that out after the first door.


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