SAS Kit

Well his kit is about $25k .. then probably another $10k for labor. You're almost there

 

And all things considered reliability wouldn't be an issue? I assume the problems would come from steering components if anything were to go wrong?

 

Is it u heard of to get 300k plus miles out of a 2nd gen Tacoma... I'm wondering if I should just stay ifs then sell current truck, and buy a cheap 4Runner and do a sas then beat that up as trail rig, and buy 3rd gen when I graduate (2020 roughly)

 

I think I saw on his personal forums he did some 5 year maintenance. Ball joints and what not.

 

Anyone know is FJ Cruiser and 4Runner transfer cases are interchangeable? #361003d470
If you guys could direct me where I can find info. I found a 2011 4 Runner transfer case to do a manual transfer case on 07 Tacoma

 

IIRC the t4r is electronic also

 

It has a shifter and I checked with the dealer, they share the same part number

 

2011 4Runner

 

so whats the verdict ?

 

The SR5 4Runner has a shifter, the limited is full time AWD, and the trail is made of unicorns and witchcraft with knobs for each terrain you want to dominate.

 

Ah that makes more sense. I wheel with @HHIRunner and his is a limited

 

The verdict is I spent $$ on it so I hope it's the right one
Edit: I think some are all wheel drive and then they have a selector switch like Taco's do

 

I wish they still offered the V8 like they did with the 4th gens.

 

I wish the Tacomas got the 4.7. I'll consider a swap when this engine goes. Or if it goes

 

So then is the SR5 with shifter 100% same as FJ? Do you know?

 

The guts may b the same but those sensor bungs are on the wrong side. They are on the passenger side for the taco & FJ.

 

not like u cant just extend the wiring.

 

I don't recall but I thought you use the Tacoma sensors where they are positioned on the Taco and block the extra off! There is one hole with a sensor on the other side too... I'll find out soon enough
Edit: After my electrical online class I'll have to crawl under the truck to see how many sensors there are

 

http://www.rocksolidtoys.com/forum/showthread.php?p=717

@awsumdc probably knows

 

The Tacoma tcase has two sensors on top of the actuator. The FJ case has three, two on the driver side and one on the passenger side, just like the 4Runner case that was pictured.