Toyota OEM parts supplier (AZ) Riverview Toyota
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who drinks from cups on the trail
I only ever drink out of bottles that won't fit those things anyway
I have one of these, and I do like it, in town and on the highway. I highly recommend them.
But, beware, they do become a diving 
board/launch 
pad for open containers on the trail. It is a great device for :whoops:waking up your codriver!!
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X2, AKA the Pepsi flinger!
One of the first things that I installed on the rig. To reduce the flinging; inset the can, cup, whatever, then push the holder in 'till the lower, angle support touches the dash part. This makes it much more stable, doesn't solve the problem, but reduces it.
One of the first things that I installed on the rig. To reduce the flinging; inset the can, cup, whatever, then push the holder in 'till the lower, angle support touches the dash part. This makes it much more stable, doesn't solve the problem, but reduces it.
DSRTRDR said:Pepsi
the only thing it's good for is being flung ;p
You can get Schweppes on a can, too - and since you don't wheel the 80, no flinging
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Theyre baaaaaack
The 3" round TEQ stickers are back!
$2.40 each
Spider not included
The 3" round TEQ stickers are back!$2.40 each
Spider not included
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Got gifts?
Some holiday gift ideas - drop the hint to the spouse/girlfriend
Some holiday gift ideas - drop the hint to the spouse/girlfriend
$2.40 each
Spider not included
Are the TEQ stickers bubble stickers or flat?
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Mud prices on two popular items:
(example FJZ80)
Air filter = $24.34
Front OEM brake pads = $56.27
Email or call Kristal (or Mikki) contact info on post #1
(example FJZ80)
Air filter = $24.34
Front OEM brake pads = $56.27
Email or call Kristal (or Mikki) contact info on post #1
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Phil, those are the flat stickers
... also in the display are the TEQ fabric patches.
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Special IH8MUD pricing
Camelback Toyota has several sets of Michelin LTX AS tires in the P25570R18 size. These are new truck take offs with approx 2 miles on them.
The tread is a more street oriented design with good siping that gives it a M&S rating. The tires are 32.1" O.D. and fit 18' wheels.
MUD price $125.00 each this price includes full road hazard coverage (2 years). Discount Tire's on- line price is $234.00 each
Mount and balance is $7.50 each MUD price.
Camelback Toyota has several sets of Michelin LTX AS tires in the P25570R18 size. These are new truck take offs with approx 2 miles on them.
The tread is a more street oriented design with good siping that gives it a M&S rating. The tires are 32.1" O.D. and fit 18' wheels.
MUD price $125.00 each this price includes full road hazard coverage (2 years). Discount Tire's on- line price is $234.00 each
Mount and balance is $7.50 each MUD price.
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Those Camry 16" worked great on my son's car. Let me know if you come across any good Michelin take offs to fit a 07 Highlander. My mom's was Made in Japan with Toyo's I believe. Less then 13K mile on the vehicle. Tread is still good just weather checking. From Nov. 06 until Sept. 08 it sat outside in Henderson, NV. Since then it been parked in my garage (taking up cruiser space
) She keeps asking me if I found here a deal yet. Funny she doesn't even drive anymore. But it's the vehicle she likes to ride in.
) She keeps asking me if I found here a deal yet. Funny she doesn't even drive anymore. But it's the vehicle she likes to ride in.
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Inkpot goes big!
Inkpot was in last week to put on some new shoes. 37" Nitto Trail Grapplers to be exact.
He found some 8" wide aftermarket classic style wheels to mount them on. With ALL five wheels, none took more than 2 ounces to balance which is almost unheard of
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Good tire and wheel combo evidently. And those Nittos are very heavy!
second picture shows the difference in height between the 35" on the OE 16" wheel.
John: How did the clearance end up...Just minor trimming?
Inkpot was in last week to put on some new shoes. 37" Nitto Trail Grapplers to be exact.
He found some 8" wide aftermarket classic style wheels to mount them on. With ALL five wheels, none took more than 2 ounces to balance which is almost unheard of
.Good tire and wheel combo evidently. And those Nittos are very heavy!
second picture shows the difference in height between the 35" on the OE 16" wheel.
John: How did the clearance end up...Just minor trimming?
Thanks, Murf. 
Good price, and good service. The Nittos are definitely very round and very quiet.
Oh, and very much taller than the 315 Wranglers.
The new rims are actually 8.5" wide, and I am still running my 1" spacers, so all bets are off on fender clearances. 
I also have the adjustable panhards adjusted to center the axles with the existing lift, so that may require adjustment to allow the tires to fit when stuffed. 
I am going out to Florence Junction Thursday with BLM, so that will be my first chance to stretch it out and see what fits and what not. I'm willing to bet that adjustments will be required. 
Even when the setups are the same, every rig is a little different, so you can't trust things to work exactly the same as someone else's setup.
I still have a number of suspension mods I would like to do,
but I will have to work thru them one at a time.
John
Good price, and good service. The Nittos are definitely very round and very quiet. Oh, and very much taller than the 315 Wranglers. The new rims are actually 8.5" wide, and I am still running my 1" spacers, so all bets are off on fender clearances. I also have the adjustable panhards adjusted to center the axles with the existing lift, so that may require adjustment to allow the tires to fit when stuffed. I am going out to Florence Junction Thursday with BLM, so that will be my first chance to stretch it out and see what fits and what not. I'm willing to bet that adjustments will be required. Even when the setups are the same, every rig is a little different, so you can't trust things to work exactly the same as someone else's setup. I still have a number of suspension mods I would like to do, but I will have to work thru them one at a time. John
Well,it HAS been raining for 4 days around here!!
oh, and I have never seen John's truck so clean
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oh, and I have never seen John's truck so clean
They say pictures take of 10 lbs. of dirt
Especially if your good in Photochop!!They say pictures take of 10 lbs. of dirt