Official Tennessee Thread

Idk, but it’s one of the few ways I can enjoy whiskey. Pretty easy to make at home too.

 

Yea not a fan of whiskey either. I enjoy it by trading it for something else.

 

I call bullshit. I’ve seen you drink lots of Rum. Well, technically that’s not whiskey though. But whatever it was you were drinking, it greatly affected your ability to walk.

 

Screw the OH boys, I need to get in with this crowd, haha!

 

I’m a rum guy.

And nope! I can walk on my knees just fine on rum.

 

I find it's better to make a sammich where you're the meat and OH and TN is the white bread

 

laboring some big ass steaks and coRn tonight

 

FIFY

 

Hi John

 

Hi

 

I don't understand the foil. Enlighten me.

 

i spread butter around on the foil rather than pam or cooking oil. the foil helps keep the juices/marinade in and under the meat. can still get a good char, but keeps the edges from getting completely burnt before the center cooks to the desired temp.

 

@Kerleyfries @Dave41079 and other 4Runner owners...

What rear coil springs you using and how much lift from it?

 

Anyone have experience doing the timing belt? I am pretty mechanical inclined but I don’t have the special tools shown in a lot of the videos.and I am timid to attempt it. I changed a timing chain on my 22re and had the hardest time getting it back in time.

Anyone in middle TN area wanna make a few bucks and help me? Otherwise I’ll probably save and let the stealer ship do it in a day. They quoted me about 850.

 

It's pretty straight forward. Get the factory service manual and read the write ups. Also pull the radiator out, it's an extra 10mins worth of work but you gain a ton of room to work. It took me 9hrs to do it the first time, I'm pretty confident I could do it in half the time now.

 

Wheeler T12 2-2.25”. Good coils however want more lift. Probably go with icon or the one Dave just posted.

 

I have the T13 for about 1.5" lift. Ride great with no cargo but suck with loading. Are the T12 any good with weight or do they sag easily under load too.

 

With mine, this weekend I had the back loaded with food, fridge, cooler, clothes, firewood, and had the trailer with everything else in it, and it squatted an inch at most.

 

You got regular superflex from toytec, not HD version?