GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

The meats!

 

I might have to look into those leafs... My icon RXT on stage 3 (heaviest rated config) have sagged with all the weight and I’ve lost all rake...

 

You 4runner owners, do y'all know if steps off a 2010 4runner will fit a 2016 4runner?

Edit: figured it out, they are nfab steps and nfab steps for sr5s range from 2010-2013. So doesn't seem like they will fit my 2016 sr5.

 

they should.

 

You might should look into the firestone ride rite w/ daystar cradle setup.

x2. I don't think the mounting points on the rocker panel changed at all between 2010 and 2016. Of course, you could just skip the steps and get sliders. I really liked the Shrokworks with fill plate (flat) that we had on our '14.

 

Not according to Nfabs site

 

Well I found the steps on facebook for $250.00 and these are for my wife's 4runner. She don't need sliders.

 

Yet.

You could always make an offer contingent on if they fit.

 

He's close by, so I'm just going to see if I can take the 4runner over there and test fit.

 

are most post showing up backwords to everyone else or just me??? April fools maybe?

 

It’s the latter

 

lol looks like someone's fucking with you at work today

 

That's what I run.

It works very well.

 

Friendly reminder that Mobil started their rebate program for this year today. Got my 10 qts of their “Mobil 1 extended performance” for about $20 after the rebate.

 

Link to the details?

 

https://www.mobil.com/en/lubricants/promotions/mobil-1-2021-rebate

 

Walmart is a formally listed vendor now (even though they always accepted it before). My local Wally World had the jugs for $25 each before any rebate for the Extended Performance stuff, $23 for the standard Mobil 1.

 

looks like a trip to walmart is in order.

 

Anybody have a hookup for a OEM first gen/third gen 4Runner CV axle. Long shot but ya never know

 

So for future reference for anyone wondering, they didn't fit my 2016 4runner. The bolt holes lined up but they sat super low. Like the tube was 4 inches lower than they should be.