Family and I are leaving OR so I have some stuff to unload.
4 stock chrome 60 series 15” wheels, with snow tires - free to pick up for Mud
80 series is for sale, OBO for Mud. I think I have it priced fairly but I have no record of the HG being done which has scared a few folks.
1994 Toyota...
I was getting the gurgle from the rear passenger area, slight stumble off idle, and pressure release from the gas cap the other day. Suspecting a clogged canister I pulled over and released the pressure from the tank via the cap, but then the truck wouldn't hold idle without choke and especially...
You find placing them low helps you aim? I feel like placing them between bumper and headlight level makes it easier to angle the cutoff to intersect a flat road at the edge of the beam, vs if they're lower it's harder to find that point because the angle is shallower to start with.
I have the City Racer LEDs and can give a relatively long term review. The beam pattern is pretty good, nice and wide with a sharp cutoff and good fill in the foreground. I'd like a bit more long-range projection, but that's a nitpick coming from comparing them to some cars with really good euro...
don't forget you may need a separate trans controller for the 6L80 and similar newish transmissions if you're using a non-LS motor and ECU— this is about $1k
wits' end and some others also sell Vessel JIS bits, which are great for whatever tool with a bit holder. I keep meaning to paint mine a different color to identify them.
Looking for a front driver's fender flare for a 6M1 green 80 series. Neighbor kid just got her learner's…
I think I can massage the fender well enough and replace the signal.
Anyone have preferences for ceramic tint brands? FormulaOne and Xpel seem to be what the better tint shops in the area carry and they're both around $1k per my quotes a couple months ago. I got busy and haven't gone ahead with it yet but curious what folks like.
it's not exactly what you're asking, but folks are having decent results with a Sniper and a blow-thru turbo— the original use of a turbo was for altitude compensation (in military aircraft, but still).