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  1. gaijin

    Gamiviti Dash Accessory Mount Review?

    Excellent choice! I'm very happy with mine on my 2013LC200. The entire experience with Leather & Dirt was very enjoyable - from the professional presentation with the product packaging, the clear and simple instructions, to the clean look of the final installation. Highly recommended. Here's...
  2. gaijin

    Steering Wheel Upgrade 16+ LC

    Understood. Thanks. It sure would be nice to have an all leather, OEM steering wheel...
  3. gaijin

    Steering Wheel Upgrade 16+ LC

    In light of your excellent comments on tech in general, what is your best guess as to whether this new wheel would fit on my 2013 LC200? TIA
  4. gaijin

    So I think the Michelin Defender is the perfect all-terrain tire... (For most of us)

    The RCTIP (Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressure) for those ISO-Metric 285/50R20 XL 116H tires on your LX570 is 34psi F/R. HTH
  5. gaijin

    Anyone else using a steering wheel knob?

    When I was growing up, we called them "Suicide Knobs" because they would catch on clothing, etc. and inhibit use of the steering wheel - that means it would literally drive you into an accident (after several moments of pure panic). I thought these were gone more than 50 years ago - definitely...
  6. gaijin

    SQOD Squad - Stupid Question Of the Day

    On Amazon: Jack base and stabilizer Bottle jack fits just fine. HTH
  7. gaijin

    Towing with a 200-series Toyota Land Cruiser

    Even at different tire pressures, the circumference of the tire remains the same. Since the circumference is the same, the RPM (Revolutions Per Mile) remains the same, so should not be an issue. HTH
  8. gaijin

    Tire Pressure recommendation

    I only advise on LC200/LX570, but you can do the math for yourself using the following excellent monograph on the subject published by Toyo Tires: Guidelines for the Application of Load and Inflation Tables Lots of good general tire info, too. HTH
  9. gaijin

    Tire Pressure recommendation

    If you are referring to the LT275/70R18 125/122S Load Range E tires, then: The RCTIP for those LT275/70R18 tires on your LC200 is 41psi F/R. HTH
  10. gaijin

    Tire Pressure recommendation

    The RCTIP for those 285/50R20 116 XL tires on your LX570 is 33psi F/R. HTH
  11. gaijin

    TPMS notes and easy DIY

    Yup, you bought the wrong sensors. FYI, Rock Auto indicates that DENS 5500103 ( not 5500106) are the correct sensors for a 2008 LC200: HTH
  12. gaijin

    Solutions For Rear Suspension Sag

    Spring rubbers are always an option: SumoSprings HTH
  13. gaijin

    Rock Warrior Wheel Ring...

    My belief is yes: Since UHMWPE does not contain chemical groups (such as esters, amides, or hydroxylic groups) that are susceptible to attack from aggressive agents, it is very resistant to water, moisture, most chemicals, UV radiation, and micro-organisms. My only concern is that metal...
  14. gaijin

    Rock Warrior Wheel Ring...

    I'm happy to wait for a set of 5 rings in white UHMW...
  15. gaijin

    2008-2018 Radiator Failure and Public Service Announcement

    Looks to me like Koyo does have a direct fit option for the Land Cruiser: Or am I missing something? HTH
  16. gaijin

    Rock Warrior Wheel Ring...

    I like the hardware, too 👍
  17. gaijin

    What have you done to your 200 Series this week?

    I think you did a fine job on the steering wheel cover - looks good 👍
  18. gaijin

    Tire Pressure recommendation

    My recommendation would still be the same - anything above 25psi so the tire doesn't overheat on the highway, and whatever pressure above that to make you happy with your particular use case. Trying to find an "ideal" or "correct" tire pressure for everyday use with these tires would be an...
  19. gaijin

    Tire Pressure recommendation

    Yeah... I only have data for the 42x14.50R17LT... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  20. gaijin

    Tire Pressure recommendation

    Your use case is so far outside the normal operating conditions for the LX570, that I am not confident in giving a RCTIP. My best personal recommendation is to try various tire pressures between 25psi and 35psi until you find one that works best for your particular use case. As far as safety...
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