Recent content by OwnerCS

The LX was wrecked. It had many new parts or "like new" parts starting with a locking front diff and regeared transfer case.

The 99 LX is being taken apart with a lart part of it moving to the 02 LC.

Six years later and I still love my IMS shocks. They have are a great asset.

I just check this at Landers Toyota in Arkansas and it is a good deal.

Sweet!

@2001LC Do you know if the -3mm difference occurrent in the past 6 years? I think the ones that I bought way back in early 2000 have been good.

+1 My routine exactly. My time spend cycling through the process to get a consistent reading well worth having to revisit torque later.

I bought a Kenwood DMX907s roughly 5 years ago that can support 4 cameras. The Kenwood HD Dash Cam uses two imputs. The front camera was aimed at the trail. This is a picture looking through the front winch shackle while driving Black Bear Pass. With the camera, I can drive by camera on the...

Since I've never used the rear heaters, I deleted the heater Ts and went with direct direct hoses. I believe @cruiserpatch sells these. Removed the chance of rear heater cores leaking in the future.

There is a 20% off + Free Shipping (over $75) sale going on right now.

No but proactively replaced the booster and masster cylinder at 320,000 miles.

It is good to see this type of planning. One you cross the Chasm it moves to becoming an industry standard solution. https://www.productcompass.pm/p/crossing-the-chasm

It is a 2002 model before VVTi.

Here's a southern build approach taken from the middle eastern basic models without a rear heater to eliminate heater Ts. I have only run the rear heater one time to see if it worked. Since the rear heater hose and heater cores are over 25 years old, I chose to go simple and go direct to the...

At this age, it is good to get injectors cleaned, and o-rings, screens, and pintle caps replaced. Mine with over 300,000 miles ran like new after getting injectors serviced as part of a starter replacement. There should be good places in the Houston area to do it. Just make sure they replace...