Recent content by kane.sheldon

I am still alive. Once I sold the LC I have tended to not check this web site as often. The rotors, pads, and lines are still available. PM's are ok, but if you want a quick response try kane.sheldon@gmail.com

I'll go $150 shipped for the rotors. Shipping alone is going to run me around $30.

The auctions were a dud, how about $200 for everything, and that includes UPS ground freight. kane.sheldon@gmail.com

I have a pari of rotors, a pair of lines and a set of pads, all new OEM listed on Ebay. Starting bid is half of the discounted price at toyotapartscenter.net (where I bought the parts to being with). I have sold my Landcuiser and am cleaning out the garage. OEM Rear Rotor Pair- Disc Brakes...

No prob, good luck.

Fair enough, but it's very unlikely you will find one with all the maintenance and typical needed replacements for a 10 year old vehicle done. People sell cars with 90-100k miles to avoid the 90k service which if you hit just the basics, runs about $2k. Add bilsteins, starter, alternator...

Throwing a feeler out there for a 2000 LC, 127k miles The following work has been done since 85k: 18" take off's from a 2008 Tundra TRD with decent 275/70 BFG's Bilsteins all around New starter New belts (timing, serpentine) New alternator and battery Almost all new emissions (all 4 O2's, 1...

I have three left, no centercaps. One is nearly mint, one is 9/10 (light curb rash already sanded out), and one is about a 7/10 (curb rash a little too deep to sand out). Selling them for $25each just to get them out of the garage. E-mail me at kane.sheldon@gmail.com if you're interested.

All 2008 Tundra rims fit. Same bolt pattern and offset as stock. The only 'downside' is that they are 18" and up... Either way I mounted the TRD machined finish ones that someone sold on ebay so they could pimp their ride...

I bought my LC100 used with some sort of funky blue coated bulbs in all positions. One blew and after some research on this forum I went HIR for high and low with Daniel. Two comments: 1. They are noticeable brighter than the crappy blue coated bulbs I had. vs. stock... no comment. 2. With...

double posted. my bad.

Take a minute and read through the 15 steps in the 1st post. If all the terms ring a bell (such as MAS, accelerator cable, throttle body, etc.) and you have the tools: Metric socket set at least from 8mm to 14mm 14mm open end wrench 12mm open end wrench long extension wobble extension...

Pretty much as the title describes. From a 2000 with 97k miles. Worked occasionally when still in truck. Contacts are shot, plunger is so-so. $50.

Devil's Advocate While the contacts are <$25, what about the plunger? I bought a new NSA unit for $200 delivered with no core. Installation took 4.5 hours or so and was still a be-otch. Anyone want a core from a 2000? $50?

Ok, now I understand, it's an effective dust fighter. I've got nothing against snorkels, but shoot, sometimes it sounded like they added hp, made the vehicle waterproof, gave 2" of lift, improved traction on ice, and were an effective FDA approved replacement for Cialis. :)