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Nice rig! I just picked up an '09 Off Road and am in the middle of getting it up to par. I was thinking of going with the Duratracs as well. Did you get Cs or Es? And have you been happy with them on the X?

Mine will be up for sale shortly. 2005 Double Cab 4WD w/ 201K miles. Southern truck (no rust or rot). Drivetrain is well maintained since I bought it two years ago; timing belt (aisin kit), drivebelt and pulleys (Gates kit), and lower and upper OEM balljoints all within the last year. Rancho...

Well, my first post in this thread was almost ten (!) years ago, but sadly since Photobucket nuked everything my old T100 photo isn't there anymore. But this is the "new" beasty...2005 Tundra DC 4WD. Picked it up in early 2018 with 190K and desperately needing some maintenance. It's pretty well...

Use the 4th gen for towing and use the money saved on the 3rd Gen full regear for the refresh on the 4th gen. I had a 98 T100 with the 5-speed/3.4/4x4 drivetrain and it wasn't a tow monster. Even empty it struggled with modern speeds in the mountains near Asheville. If you do go with the 3rd...

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I think you mean shevanigans! Really great rig, love it.

How do you like the 265/70R17 size? I've got 275/70R17s and while I've never driven my truck on anything else, it seems like it's a bit too tall for the gearing.

Just a quick note: SL ratings tend to be the P-sized tires. C-rage tires are still a step up in weight/sidewall layers.

Might explain the full Line-X paintjob, too.

Man, how heavy is the boat? I got 9mpgs towing at or close to max (built Jeep Cherokee rock crawler with the interior filled with stuff on a U-Haul flatbed trailer, with three people and road trip stuff) on a longish trip not too long ago. Southeast areas, so long rolling hills and lots of...

Did you account for the actual distance traveled versus the odometer? I'd find it hard to believe tires alone will knock off 4.5 mpgs.

Where are you located?

My new old truck. 2005 Tundra DC 4WD. It's been a surprisingly great truck so far for the year or so I've had it and the mileage (bought at 190K, now around 197K).

Love the Fortuner. And man, would I love a set of those wheels on my first-gen Tundra.

Do you have your sway bar connected, and if so, is it with the stock end links? After my lift I was getting terrible pops an creaks, and it was the end links. I replaced mine with SuspensionMaxx extended length end links and the noises all went away.

That's about what I aim for on my 05 Doublecab 4WD, too. I have 275/70R17 E-rated KO2s. I think 40-45 is gonna rattle you pretty good.

I'm guessing the answer to the thread title is something like: "Because most Tacoma owners are likely happy with their trucks." There are tons of them on the road around my area. It's probably another example of real world vs. forum/niche world.

Great, thanks!

Hey, I'm sure you get this a lot, but is that front bumper available or was it custom? I've always been partial to the tube/pre-runner bumpers but I can't find a single one made for our trucks.

For the RCLB 4x4 folks: 2006 Regular Cab 4x4 with less than 82K. Cloth interior...thing looks perfect. No affiliation....just ran across it...