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Not to derail your thread further, but what if you swapped in an overdrive auto or stick transmission out of a newer Dodge into an FSJ? Wouldn't qualify as an engine swap and I bet it would get 18mpg, just from the lower RPMs at highway speed....

Congrats on the new ride! So hows the A.D.D. these days?

I'm going to guess he'll say ******** Cepeck Fun Country IIs and he'll also mention how much he wishes they came in a 255/85!

If you've got your heart set on a Dakota, I would suggest you get the next gen, thinking it would be more refined, quieter, hopefully better brakes and maybe even more refined engines with better mileage. We had a 95 with a V6 automatic and it was comfortable enough, our kids fit in the...

I'd have to say that with the towing you'll be happier with the 5.29s....of course you'll need to take that with a grain of salt: I have no direct experience with the 3.4 in a loaded 4Runner - I'm just guessing.

Diggin' the sleeper wagon! The HiLux ain't bad neither!

No, no, no! The stacks have to kept low and accessible. I can't heat up my can of Pork-n-Beans if I can't reach the top of the stack!

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x2 I was looking forward to reading some decent articles on vehicle prep, which can be applied to your vehicle of choice. My understanding is, just because a certain vehicle is not mentioned in an article - or hasn't attained Pinnacle status - does not mean it is wholly unuseable. The...

My eccentrically speaking 2 cents: Keep the Tundra. I have to agree with SCT100, I do not see any gain over what you already own by buying something else. Yes, as Haggis said, you would gain some aftermarket support, but realistically, what are you missing that you need? I also have to...

It's on a Tacoma not a Tundra, but CLynn85 was able to put an 8274 on his 2nd gen Tacoma. The size between the 1st gen Tundra and the 2nd gen Tacoma are similar. Should be quite feasible on a Tundra. But if you don't take it, I'll give $45!

Please, they already have your bank info on file.....probably only ask about any particular mod just to be polite and make you feel like you are making the decisions....... I've never been a deisel kinda guy, but I know sweet V8s when I hear them! A 4.7 (or newer 4.6....or better 5.7) would...

Coopers website news section has what little info there is and there is a poor quality youtube video from SEMA with it pictured. YouTube - Cooper Discoverer S/T MAXX from Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. ID10082 Actually I guess this post should be on the ST thread.....

I think if IPOR can put a 4.7V8 into an FJ55 they can find a way to put one in your little truck! That should fix most power issues you would encounter....

Wow! You've been to some awesome places and took some great photographs! Color me green with envy!

Welcome to the forum. The winter traction on the ST is fine, certainly as good as a BFG AT, better than if the snow is heavy and wet. I'm not sure how old the current pattern is, but I read a rumour somewhere that the Discoverer STMaxx is debuting in February. I'm holding out on until...

Looks good! It really makes those tires look small, though! General observation from post #81 don't you have to have hair for it to be on fire?

Great job on the wifes part finding that bit of info - never heard of that one before. See, now there's another little quirky bit of info I need to keep in the back of my skull - just in case! I hate hate hate wiring issues! Of course, good job to you too, for actually taping the bare...

I got nothing of advise for ya on the new project C, but if you need a hand for anything give us a call....

Is it possible to drill it out and install a heli-coil?