Keystone State Thread

What about wheel cylinders? Any place you would recommend to get parts? I used to deal with United Auto on Countyline Road but they closed up due to retirement.

 

I've never tore into tacoma drums like other vehicles....
How about the adjuster? Perhaps just take it apart and clean it. Or buy new ones. I think they're pretty cheap.

 

Oh that sucks I used to go there too. theres pep boys but thats hit or miss most of the time. Theres a napa auto parts on Easton rd they might be better than pep boys. I'll inspect the wheel clyinders when I have everything apart unless you want to do them regardless.

 

Unless its completely seized I wire wheel them and lube the threads.

 

Looking to move up to 285 tire and change out the gears to 4.88 gears. Need a good shop to install the new gears in NE PA. Suggestions on a good shop?

 

Just be sure to head home early enough to miss the storm. And watch out for supermarkets, they're going to be crawling with folks buying bread and milk. (Me, I'll be wandering over to Kutztown Bottling Works...)

Dude. VIRGINville. What were you expecting?

 

The thing with doing brakes I like to have every thing on hand .

Because my lucks seems to run that way .

What ever I need no one has it and I won`t see it for a few days .

Then go buy another Toyota to drive while the parts came in then forget about that project

No wonder I need to really think How many Toyota`s I have the down side to being single no one to say no and complain.

 

3.5

 

is a 3.5 a bored 3.4 or a typo??

 

Forgot to add , I live in the mountains and don't want to sacrifice the power.

 

Mountains as the Mountain west ??

I live in the flat lands of Pa and would love to go to a lower gears to get better fuel economy

With 1000 pounds in the bed and Towing another 2000 it has all I need

 

3rd gen

 

Yes

 

Yup we are getting snow.

 

Lol, that's why I bought a Taco

 

Thanks Dave, I plan on being home before 5. I'll steer clear of supermarkets on the way down. Stay warm.

 

Ever buy any parts from Rockauto.com Dennis?

 

Virginville..... I actually used to live there.

 

I have not but that is a very impressive web site. Very well thought out and detailed.

 

Wondering how the quality is on their parts. They have a kit for the rear brakes, shoes, springs and drums(if I'm reading it right) for $134+. Seems cheap to me.