What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

I only paid 800 for my grey toyota bran new frame from toyota also just bought an aluminum bed for it so I have to beds for sale

 

I have a full lift for it, albeit not installed yet. Up front I have SPC Upper Control Arms, and ICON 2.5’s. In the rear I have AllPro Standard Leafsprings and ICON struts.

I’m just waiting to get the time to go to the suspension shop in Sacramento to get the fronts rebuilt and then I’ll install everything.

 

You graduated you have the time now. Go young one lift your truck and be free lmao

 

If you're still looking for that measurement I'm showing that the inlet diameter on the intermediate pipe that connects to the REAR catalytic converter is 2.25". Hope that this helps you out, if you have additional questions please feel free to PM me.

- Jason @ Flowmaster

 

It’s hard waking up early tho LOL

I’ll find the time eventually.

 

Thanks! I'll make some up tonight!

 

kids these days lol its 2pm to early to wake up!

 

I wake up at 4:30 on days I work, days I don’t I’m so wore I struggle no matter what.. (today)

 

Wow really?! That's cool, now we have a mod with a Tacoma... I don't count the other one

 

Twice as good

 

If someone wants something off AllData Pro, let me know. I'm at the shop for 15 more minutes.

Electrical diagrams/schematics, mechanical specifications, TSB, etc.

 

Hey can anyone verify these part numbers for a 2000 V6 4x4 please? I've gotten conflicting info. They're the bolts that go from the engine mounts to the engine block. 98 and earlier had a longer length bolt to clear a thicker cast bracket. In 99 or 00 they switched. I want to make sure this part number is for the newer mounts and the right length for the new mounts I got.

 

Try this website:

http://japan-parts.eu/toyota/us

It's what I use to find part numbers, haven't had a problem with it yet.

 

Good site! Unfortunately it lists the bolts as the same part number for a 2000 and earlier models with the thicker brackets (I put a 97 just to insure I didn't have a transition year for the bracket design). The other part number I was given was 90119-10742 (Edit - someone from Camelback told me these are for the 3rz), but I'm not sure if that is a bolt that goes in that place since no diagram was given when it was sent to me by partznet.com

To clarify, 98 and earlier models came with the cast bracket design to hold the motor mounts to the engine block, while afaik 99 was the first year for the new design for the motor mount brackets that were thinner stamped steel:



I can cut down the bolt length to work with the new mounts, but I don't mind getting new ones either...

 

How much are the bolts? Just get a couple and find out???


Then let me know

 

Good point - they're only $1 a piece - if camelback still does free shipping I don't mind doing that lol

 

Have you tried toyodiy.com?