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Is this really worth driving down to ABQ for a day? I have a 5.7 Tundra now, but was kinda thinking of getting a new supercharger with the intercooler built in from magnuson. Link This doesn't look like its intercooled at all, but not too familiar with the supercharger for this platform.

Drove Medano Pass over to Great Sand Dune NP yesterday. Some moron flipped their Ford Escape on the east side of the pass.

You in WR? I might be interested in some of the interior stuff.

Great article, thanks! Also, as I've found from plenty of personal experience with snakes, they really aren't out to get you. I've never had a snake strike at me that wasn't really stressed out, which can always be attributed to YOUR presence. (Now some of the snakes I've run across in South...

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Yep. Otherwise, the compressor won't shut off when the pressure goes above 120 (or whatever it is.) This would undoubtably damage it over time, as it would definitely spike higher than that as you switch between tires.

I did this for the rear of mine and it made such a huge difference in ride quality. Previously felt like the rear was moving several inches to the side each time I went over a small bump (like a bridge.) No longer. Also recommend the Eimkeith stuff.

When I was considering getting a new booster, a new one was at least 600 buckaroos. It'd make a lot a sense for people to be grabbing them up.

Back bushings are done, now for the front. Also discovered I have a torn CV boot, and am gonna replace my inner tie rods.

It really got a lot worse after they started running the buses to Bandelier from the White Rock visitor center. I just don't believe (and I may be wrong) that the road was really constructed in a way to handle heavier commercial vehicles. I certainly don't remember any road renovations there in...

Hopefully they'll finally repave some of that road. All the traffic going to Bandelier has really been tearing it up over the past few years. And that hill was the worst stretch.

Put some lighting up in the garage (after 20 years) and started tearing the 4Runner down to do bushings, only to find out I probably need a press. Darn! Not sure if the holes are supposed to be there, but it was cracked all the way around, and moved 15-25 degrees under pressure from a...

Nice! The Hayduke's been on my list for a bit now, hopefully I get to it soon.

Lol, I live just around the block from Don, he's who has the press lol. Wanna grab a beer sometime this weekend?

Unfortunately, I don't have a press up here in LA. I know a guy that does, but not sure how available he might be. Not sure exactly where you're at @5speed addict , but Hilme's Automotive in Santa Fe is an honest small-time shop.