Keystone State Thread

You can learn from the mistakes I've made.
















You can also participate in making new and exciting ones.

 

@Armyhater458 unles things changed in the 4.0 spark plugs do not require intake removal. I did Nimble9 “s in Homer’s driveway in less then an hour.

 

oh i don't disagree with you on that! my cheap B110s and shackle flip do enough work, and for less than $200 (all used). I don't recommend cheaping out on suspension, but without easy access to a welder or any fab guy, it's not worth it to me. especially when the difference could be applied to armor or bigger tires haha

 

@Bastek

 

Yeah, either go very low cost, or go all in.

Don't do what I did and half-ass it first...

Also, 14" kings showed up this week. Now I need a new leaf pack.

 

Got it with the safari snorkle, modded to work together. Appreciate you looking out though!

 

buy once cry once!

but your also thinking your suspension more than some people think out their whole build lol

 

My plan, unless 255 wear out before I can afford re-gear.

 

So I'm happy to say that I've driven almost 70 miles since the new oxygen sensor installation and my P0136 code has stayed away. I think I'm ready for inspection therefore.

 

haha I'd make the jump but don't want to pay for a regear, and old Ruby is already slow uphill lol

 

What, I need to bring Atlas around again?

Also I'm probably never going beyond 255s on this truck. I want to buy a regular cab, turbo it, and do really fucked up things to it next though.

 

I haven't been on TW much since late May and finally had a chance to get caught up. You all have been busy here from what I can see. I took 75 pages (not sure how many posts) to get through it all, but I did it! Now...slow the eff down!

 

See if all the tests have cycled then you know for sure .

 

Beaver Pa. obviously I did not go through all the threads on here, but I’ll be looking for an alignment soon, after my son and I install a lift on my 3rd Gen. any recommendations in Beaver county area? Where does everyone go for parts other than the internet?

 

Talk about getting lucky. My last job literally just set the window in and skys opened up. Got really lucky with that one

 

Ditto, our buy/sell/trade feature on TacomaWorld, or Craigslist, or Amazon, or Local Dealers, or Junkyards, Rockauto.com,

Here's a handy Toyota specific website where you can easily see diagrams and part numbers from Toyota. https://parts.toyota.com/ Whether you shop through them or say to your local dealer... "hey I saw it here for ___ $" or just use the part number from there to go google it yourself... all good.

 

Sure, if you wanna kill cows in the middle of nowhere..

 

Do I have to look up from the computer and talk to,... uh, people?

 

Totally appealing to me... wait, I'm already a veterinarian.